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Johnny Cockaigne Showing "Cousin Tummas" a "Lions" Den
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JB Neumann probably before 1932 bequest; to Elsa Schmid Neumann his wife and Peter Neumann his son 1961 gift; to Harvard Art Museums 2009
Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Gift of Peter G. and Elizabeth S. Neumann
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Cockaigne (In London town), Couverture, op. 40; Variations on an original theme (Enigma C), op. 36; Serenade in E minor for strings, op. 20; Salut d'amour (Liebesgrüß, Love's greeting), op. 12
Cockaigne (In London town), Couverture, op. 40; Variations on an original theme (Enigma C), op. 36; Serenade in E minor for strings, op. 20; Salut d'amour (Liebesgrüß, Love's greeting), op. 12
Cockaigne (In London town), Couverture, op. 40; Variations on an original theme (Enigma C), op. 36; Serenade in E minor for strings, op. 20; Salut d'amour (Liebesgrüß, Love's greet...
Sculpture Bust
Sculpture Bust
SKULPTURBYST Johnny Roosval as a 31-year-old. On the lower right edge signed E.R.v.H. 1910. On the lower left edge is the name of the foundry: Otto Meyers Eftr. H45 cm B 22 cm Gift...
Pillow in the Form of Recumbent, Addorsed Lions Supporting a Headrest with Bird-and-Flower Décor
Pillow in the Form of Recumbent, Addorsed Lions Supporting a Headrest with Bird-and-Flower Décor
The headrest with wide concave top carved in low relief with a pair of songbirds perched on a leafy camellia spray reserved on a punched ground, all within a wide ruyi-shaped borde...
Column Krater (mixing bowl for wine and water): Four-Horse Chariot and Charioteer; Sphinx and Lions
Column Krater (mixing bowl for wine and water): Four-Horse Chariot and Charioteer; Sphinx and Lions
The vase is broken and repaired with numerous rivet holes on the body from ancient repairs. In shape, the vessel has a wide body, short neck, and echinus foot. On each side is a fi...
The Parc des Lions at Port-Marly
The Parc des Lions at Port-Marly
Camille Corot, whose art was halfway between Romanticism and Realism, preferred to paint a nature that inspired poetry and bucolic fantasy than to render it realistically as Courbe...