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Owl Creek, Ohio William James Bennett 1841 hand-colored aquatint on wove paper
Her skin is light tan in some areas, as around her eyes, chest, one hand, and the
The eldest son of a Parisian banker, Edgar Degas reinforced his formal academic art training by copying Old Master paintings both in Italy, where he spent three years (1856–1859), and at the Louvre. Degas early on developed a rigorous drawing style and a respect for line that he would maintain throughout his career.
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The eldest son of a Parisian banker, Edgar Degas reinforced his formal academic art training by copying Old Master paintings both in Italy, where he spent three years (1856–1859), and at the Louvre. Degas early on developed a rigorous drawing style and a respect for line that he would maintain throughout his career.
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This scene is painted on the reverse side of Dürer’s Madonna and Child . The story of Lot and his daughters comes from the nineteenth chapter of the Book of Genesis.
In other left hand, he carries a basket filled with shiny silver disks.
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Currier and Ives, Currier and Ives, John Schutler, Home to Thanksgiving, 1867, hand-colored
One of the earliest Italian group portraits, this painting depicts Cardinal Bandinello Sauli and three companions gathered around a table covered with a Turkish carpet. Set within a narrow space closed off by a rich green wall hanging, the figures appear to have been discussing the geography manuscript lying open before them.
His right hand, to our left, holds what may be green leather gloves, and he wears
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Bennett, Harvey’s Scenes of the Primitive Forest, 1841, bound volume with five hand-colored
