Siberia (Mojave Desert) by Edward Weston https://www.nga.gov/artworks/226912-siberia-mojave-desert
verso, by artist, top center in graphite: „Siberia“ / Mojave Desert; by unknown hand
verso, by artist, top center in graphite: „Siberia“ / Mojave Desert; by unknown hand
Caspar Netscher trained in Deventer with Gerard ter Borch, from about 1654 to 1659. Like his teacher, Netscher became an outstanding portraitist as well as a master of portraying the social interactions of the Dutch elite.
height, and she balances the spruce-blue parrot on the index finger of her far hand
admiral was reinforced by the gold-handled staff upon which the sitter rests his hand
He holds his right hand, to our left, up with his thumb and first two fingers almost
This panel, along with The Birth, Naming, and Circumcision of Saint John the Baptist , and Madonna and Child with Five Angels were once part of the same altarpiece devoted to Saint John the Baptist (see Reconstruction ). The altarpiece’s original location is not known, though it was probably featured in a church dedicated to the saint in what is today the northern Italian region of Emilia-Romagna, close to Giovanni Baronzio ’s home in Rimini.
forward on his left foot, farther from us, to touch Jesus’s head with his right hand
Romare Bearden mined a wide range of sources: the Bible, the writings of French satirist François Rabelais, his childhood memories of Mecklenburg County in North Carolina, the people and streets of Harlem, the epic poems of Homer, and more.
Bearden portrays Odysseus poised triumphantly on the ship’s bow, a shield in one hand
wearing a necklace with a small branch of coral as a pendant. [9] With his left hand
lower center in black ink: Coltrane @ the Gate / Adger Cowans 1961 ©; by unknown hand
Inscriptions & Marks Inscriptions „2 / Radcliffe / 6/99“ verso, black crayon, artist’s hand
Names Isaacs, Charles Inscriptions & Marks Inscriptions on verso, by unknown hand