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in various media on 34 leaves · Accession ID 1995.85.13 Artwork Head of a Man
Discover works by Louis Lozowick and learn about the artist
in various media on 34 leaves · Accession ID 1995.85.13 Artwork Head of a Man
Vincent van Gogh, born in 1853, grew up in the southern Netherlands, where his father was a minister. After seven years at a commercial art firm, Van Gogh’s desire to help humanity led him to become a teacher, preacher, and missionary—yet without success.
Gachet (Man with a Pipe) Dr.
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paper · Accession ID 1991.190.1.f Artwork Filippino Lippi, The "Chief Framer", Man
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paper · Accession ID 1991.190.1.h Artwork Filippino Lippi, The "Chief Framer", Man
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paper · Accession ID 1991.190.1.h Artwork Filippino Lippi, The "Chief Framer", Man
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Accession ID 2018.13.1 Artwork Claude-Joseph Vernet, Figure Studies, Including One Man
David Driskell reshaped the study and perception of African American art. While renowned as an artist, he also made significant contributions as a curator and scholar.
Driskell, Mask and Urban Man, 2010, linocut on wove paper, Gift of Larry D. and Brenda
Rembrandt Peale’s Washington before Yorktown –one of the few life-size portraits of George Washington on horseback and only the second such depiction by an American artist—is a heroic portrayal of the father of the United States. The three-week siege of Yorktown occurred in early autumn 1781, near the end of the Revolutionary War.
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Louis-Jacques-Mandé Daguerre was the first to permanently record an image using light in 1837. His daguerreotype changed the way we consume images. Many innovations like stereographic photographs and tintypes would follow but it was George Eastman’s invention of the Kodak film camera in 1888 that made cameras widely available.
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Jacopo Tintoretto was, along with Titian and Paolo Veronese , one of the three giants of 16th-century Venetian painting. No one else came close to matching the sheer number of pictures he provided for Venice’s churches, confraternities, government buildings, and private palaces.
oil on canvas · Accession ID 1952.5.79 Artwork Jacopo Tintoretto, A Kneeling Man