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Sudden Paleness
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Department of Prints
Rutgers Center for Innovation Printmaking Brunswick New Jersey sold; to Harvard University Art Museums September 7 1993.
Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Margaret Fisher Fund
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Seven attempts to create suitable apparatus for ordinary families. Attempt no. 1. Many years ago, these roughly shaped contraptions with bandage-like components turned up in the settlement. They leaned against a gable end here and there and as their banda
Seven attempts to create suitable apparatus for ordinary families. Attempt no. 1. Many years ago, these roughly shaped contraptions with bandage-like components turned up in the settlement. They leaned against a gable end here and there and as their banda
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Portrait of a Lady wearing the Order of the Swan
Portrait of a Lady wearing the Order of the Swan
This anonymous portrait was acquired in 1935. Since at least the late 18th century it had belonged to the monastery at Admont in Styria. The panel was loaned by the monastery to th...
Ornament in the shape of Karagoz Shadow Puppet, "Laz" Character
Ornament in the shape of Karagoz Shadow Puppet, "Laz" Character
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City on fire
City on fire
Sandy Howard and Harold Greenberg present Sudden, violent, catastrophic, the hell of fire explodes on the city of Città on fire. Barry Newman, Susan Clark, Shelley Winters, Leslie ...
"I saw a large and pale sudden glow" (by Odilon Redon); verso: Bords de Rivière, ou Les Oies (by Alfred Sisley)
"I saw a large and pale sudden glow" (by Odilon Redon); verso: Bords de Rivière, ou Les Oies (by Alfred Sisley)
This is a printer's proof from the shop of Auguste Clot. Printed in black lithographic ink on white chine applique, mounted down on white wove paper. The reverse of this paper is...