Dein Suchergebnis zum Thema: man

Controls Zoom In Zoom Out Recenter Visual Description Three women, a man

Discover works by Maurice Kann and learn about the artist
bowl with border of dolphins and „delphigriffs“; in the center, head of a young man

Hendrick Goltzius, who was born in the Lower Rhine region of Germany, came from a long line of artists: his great-grandfather and grandfather were both painters in Venlo, and his father, Jan Goltz II (1534–after 1609), was a glass painter in Duisburg.
Selected Works See all 393 works of art Artwork Hendrick Goltzius, The Fall of Man

stylized, dark brown tree trunks, bending branches, and sage and moss-green leaves, a man

Early American art includes works made by settlers in what we now know as the United States. Before the American Revolution, artists documented life in the colonies of New Spain and New England. And in the early decades of the United States, many artists represented the new nation through portraits of its early leaders.
1980.62.15 More details about Peaceable Kingdom Close Modal Portrait of a Man

The merchant class emerging in Northern Europe between 1400 and 1550 was keen to express its status and prosperity through art. And the rise of oil painting offered them affordable options. Artists made paintings and sculptures to appeal to these new consumers, many intended as intimate works for their homes.
1937.1.44 More details about Portrait of a Lady Close Modal Portrait of a Man

Rebecca went to the well outside her city and encountered a stranger who identified her as the answer to his prayers. The backstory, according to Genesis 24:11–22, is that the aged Abraham wanted a wife for his son Isaac and sent his senior steward to his homeland of Mesopotamia to find a suitable woman.
Along the left edge of the composition and on the far side of the well, a man with

Are you a fan of Glenn Ligon, Alma Thomas, or Gordon Parks? We’ve paired eight Black artists you might know with eight others to discover.
Glenn Ligon and Dread Scott Glenn Ligon, Untitled (I Am a Man), 1988, oil and enamel

Desiderio da Settignano, born in a small village in the hills above Florence, numbers among the most brilliant marble sculptors of the Renaissance. His mastery of relief sculpture is apparent in this pictorially rich image, with its complicated space in which figures move in different planes, all suggested by the subtlest manipulations of the marble surface.
Modal Zoom Controls Zoom In Zoom Out Recenter Visual Description A man

In the top left drawing, a nude man stands facing us.