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c. 1900 oil on canvas Accession ID 1972.9.5 Download artwork Artwork Man
c. 1900 oil on canvas Accession ID 1972.9.5 Download artwork Artwork Man
the mid-1650s, Rembrandt began to focus on the frailty and the strength of the man
left hand on a cane she holds outstretched behind her and looks at a nondescript man
Artists throughout the centuries, particularly the Dutch, have delighted in creating works that deceive a viewer into mistaking a painted image for reality itself. Illusionistic paintings are quite varied in character, but some of the most successful are images of relatively flat, inanimate objects, such as this extraordinary example of a print attached to a wooden plank with a red-wax seal.
piece of paper printed in black and gray, showing a portrait of an older, bearded man
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· Accession ID 1991.190.1.h Artwork Filippino Lippi, The „Chief Framer“, Man
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· Accession ID 1991.190.1.h Artwork Filippino Lippi, The „Chief Framer“, 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), 1890, etching on Japanese paper, Rosenwald Collection,
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
Controls Zoom In Zoom Out Recenter Visual Description Three women, a man
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· Accession ID 1991.190.1.h Artwork Filippino Lippi, The „Chief Framer“, Man