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board, New Britain Museum of American Art, Grace Judd Landers Fund, 1944.02 Wild Olive
Meintest du oliver?
board, New Britain Museum of American Art, Grace Judd Landers Fund, 1944.02 Wild Olive
Artwork overview Medium traced monotype in warm black retouched slightly with an olive
In the spring of 1871 Thomas Moran traveled to the American West for the first time. Immediately upon his return, he began producing the paintings that would change the course of his career.
Streaks of olive-green growth drape down their sides, and pale sunlight from the
This large panel painting by a follower of Robert Campin combines the new interest in nature of the fifteenth-century Netherlandish artists with a long tradition of symbolic religious painting. There is a thoroughly believable quality about the heavy folds of drapery, the delicate leaves of the flowers, and the shallow space within the garden walls.
The women have pale white skin and the men have olive-toned complexions.
: 12:00 Accession Number 1957.14.617.a Associated Artworks Peace Holding an Olive
left arm stretches forward with her first two fingers extended; she cradles an olive
Number 1957.14.839.a Associated Artworks Florence Holding an Orb and Triple Olive
Notice how the artist emphasizes its colors of oranges, lavenders, and olive greens
terre verte, red lake, and lithopone. [6] The color of the surface varies from olive