Search engine for discovering works of Art, research articles, and books related to Art and Culture
Javascript must be enabled to continue!
Studies of a Rooster
View through Harvard Museums
Rights: © Estate of Pablo Picasso / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
Department of Drawings
Heinz Schultz. [Grace Borgenicht Gallery New York New York]; Richard B. Sisson (before 1965) bequest; to Harvard University Art Museums 2005.
NOTE: Heinz Schultz seems to have been associated with the Borgenicht Gallery.
Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Bequest of Richard B. Sisson and through the generosity of Anthony and Celeste Meier
Related Results
Rooster and Grapevine
Rooster and Grapevine
Executed in plain black ink on paper, this painting in hanging scroll format depicts a long-tailed rooster and fruiting grapevine. Seemingly stepping forward toward the viewer, wit...
Bowl with Rooster and Fish
Bowl with Rooster and Fish
Repaired from about twenty fragments, but with only small losses, this bowl is decorated with two startled-looking animals— a rooster, and, in its beak, a fish. Their wide-eyed ene...
Intaglio: Rooster-Headed Anguipede
Intaglio: Rooster-Headed Anguipede
Reddish-brown jasper intaglio with a carving of an anguipede (head of a rooster, torso of a human, serpent legs), head turned to the right, right arm upraised holding a flail, and ...
Master of the Animals Finial
Master of the Animals Finial
This “master of animals” finial depicts a stylized man with an (attacking?) animal on each side. The man has a bulb-shaped cap, open at the center for insertion of a pin, which is ...