The Bathers by Paul Gauguin https://www.nga.gov/artworks/39758-bathers
Washington, 1968: 48, repro. 1972 Sugana, Gabriele Mandel.
Washington, 1968: 48, repro. 1972 Sugana, Gabriele Mandel.
Burchard, the English-born first bishop of Würzburg, Germany, died in 754. In this imaginary portrait, he raises his right hand in blessing.
National Gallery of Art, Washington, 1959: 427, repro. Bier, Justus.
Alexander Calder’s monumental mobile moves solely on the air currents in the East Building’s Central Court. The sculptor originally intended the work to have a motor, but the use of advanced, lightweight materials made this unnecessary.
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Heade offered viewers an intimate glimpse into the exotic recesses of nature’s secret garden. Lichen covers dead branches;
National Gallery of Art, Washington. Rev. ed.
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Guy Pène du Bois painted Café du Dôme at the beginning of a lengthy stay in France, where he lived from 1924 to 1930. These years constituted the most productive period of his artistic career, and it was during this time abroad that he developed his mature style.
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During the mid-19th century, George Catlin created two large collections of paintings featuring portraits of Native Americans, genre scenes, and western landscapes. The first collection, which he called his „Indian Gallery,“ included more than 500 works completed during the 1830s.
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