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Contexts—One Chaotic), 1994, published 2012, color lithograph and screenprint on hand-cut
Discover works by John Baldessari and learn about the artist
Contexts—One Chaotic), 1994, published 2012, color lithograph and screenprint on hand-cut
There is something subversive about seeing an American flag dripping with blood. Faith Ringgold knows that, and she doesn’t shy away.
three figures are linking arms, and the figure on the left holds a knife in one hand
Filmmaker Jem Cohen and National Gallery of Art director Kaywin Feldman discuss the intrigue and timelessness of Bosch’s powerful painting.
KAYWIN FELDMAN: There’s an angel seated behind the miser and has one hand in fact
Discover works by Paul Mellon and learn about the artist
Artwork William James Bennett, Niagara Falls from the American Side, published 1840, hand-colored
She holds up a gold-colored stylus with her right hand, closer to us, with a pointed
at the table in a darkened room, an old woman leans her head on the back of her hand
The short biblical account of the Flight into Egypt (Matt. 2:13–14) was elaborated upon by Early Christian and medieval theologians.
Both gaze downward to the bunch of green grapes Mary holds delicately in her left hand
In this series, chefs, farmers, historians, scholars, and other thinkers share their takes on food, consumption, cooking, and eating.
pimento cheese appetizer on the menu, and the bartenders take chest-swelling pride in hand-cutting
Jan van Huysum was born in Amsterdam on April 15, 1682. His father, Justus van Huysum the Elder (1659–1716), was also an artist, as were Jan’s three brothers, Justus the Younger (1685–1707), Jacob (1688–1740), and Michiel (1703–1777).
Bruyn, Christian Josi · 1777, published 1821 · etching printed in brown ink and hand-colored
Madame Vigée Le Brun was part of the world she painted and, like her aristocratic patrons, was under threat of the guillotine after the revolution. She was forced to flee Paris in disguise in 1789.
She sits with her left hand resting on her friend’s right shoulder, closer to her