Artist: Charles Burton Barber (1845 - 1894)
Nationality: British
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Artworks in Museum Collections: (60)
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The Minneapolis Institute of Arts -
Artist: Thomas Eakins Title: Portrait of Elizabeth L. Burton Date: 1905 - 1906 Medium: oil
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THomas Eakins - Portrait of Elizabeth L. Burton oil on canvas Minneapolis Institute of Arts American
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Heiman Dullaert - The Barber Surgeon 1636-1684 oil on panel Cheltenham Art Gallery and Museum Dutch
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Paul Byk Barber bowl earthenware circa 1760
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W.G. Jackman W.E. Burton 19th century
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Thomas Hicks - The Musicale, Barber Shop, Trenton Falls, New York 1866 oil on canvas North Carolina Museum of Art American
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Tony and Calvin Hunt Barber board, Ici Bon Coiffeur paint on wood 20th century
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Burton Rice See him through - World War I poster lithograph poster 1918
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Multiple Artists Cyclopedia of Wit and Humor of America, Ireland, Scotland and England by William E. Burton (New York: D. Appleton, 1857), Division 1 (of 4) book with wood engravings 1857
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Concealment of the Centimanes, Robert Burton Middaugh (born 1935)  (Artist), 20th century, Graphite
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LÈopold Flameng Captain Richard Burton 19th - 20th century
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Hobbs, Brockunier & Co Barber bottle with stopper glass circa 1885
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Thomas Barber Yarmouth 18th - 19th century
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K.A. Abrokwah Barber board: The Wig Fashions ink and pencil on paper 20th century
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E.K. Sackey Barber board with barbering directory ink and watercolor 20th century
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K.A. Abrokwah Barber board, The Wig ink and water color on paper 20th century
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K.A. Abrokwah Barber board: The Wig Fashions ink and watercolor on paper 20th century
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Tony and Calvin Hunt Barber board, God's Time is the Best ink, pencil and water color 20th century
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Rasmane P. Barber board: Onile, Gogalo, Courbet etc. paint on metal 20th century
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Ntia's Arts Barber board paint on wood 20th century
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Armand Coussens Barber Color etching 19th - 20th century
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Irwim Hoffman Mexican Barber Shop Etching 1936
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Tony and Calvin Hunt Barber board, The Barbering Directory ink, pencil and water color on paper 20th century
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Ntia's Arts Barber board with six faces paint on wood 20th century
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Rasmane P. Barber board with two faces and thirteen profiles paint on wood 20th century
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Howard Hack Clay and Davis Street Barber Shop Lithograph 1968
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Untitled #56 (fireplace), Jeff Burton (United States, born 1963)  (Artist), 1997, Silver dye-bleach (Ilfachrome) print, laminated
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Pair of Woman’s Platform Sandals, Don Burton Shoe Salon  (Retailer), circa 1943, Suede, metal, patent leather, leather
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Wenceslas Hollar William Burton,. LLB 17th century
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A.J. Bernard Barber board, Visitez Votre Meilleure Tresseuse paint on wood 20th century
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts -
Artist: artist unknown Title: Delft Barber"s Bowl Date: about 1720 Medium: ceramic Dimensions: H.3-1/2 x
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LA FAMILLE BURTON ; DIT AUSSI SCENE D'INTERIEUR A L'ECUREUIL (1755 entre ; 1760 et) by MERCIER Philippe
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Thomas Rowlandson Damn The Barber Etching 1815
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts -
Artist: Berenice Abbott Title: Tri-Boro Barber School, 264 Bowery, Manhattan Date: 1935 Medium: gelatin silver
Museum of Fine Arts -
Ampulla (container) in the form of a bear Roman or Byzantine Late Imperial to Late
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Daniel Nicholas Chodowiecki [Men arguing in front of a barber shop] 18th - 19th century
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Thomas Rowlandson The Sailor and Barber Etching with watercolor 1799
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Barber Pole, Weeping Water, Nebraska, Wright Morris (United States, 1910 - 1998) , 1947, Gelatin-silver print
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Thomas Rowlandson Damn the Barber watercolor 18th - 19th century
Museum of Fine Arts -
James Frothingham, American, 1786-1864 Mrs. Nathaniel West, Jr. (Mary White) about 1820-26 Oil on panel
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Luther and his barber, Lovis Corinth (Germany, Tapiau, 1858 - 1925) , 1920, Lithograph on handmade paper
Museum of Fine Arts -
Adriaen van Ostade, Dutch, 1610-1684 Peasants Gathered Round a Barrel mid-1650s Oil on panel 32.4
Museum of Fine Arts -
Unidentified artist, Belgian, fourth quarter 18th century Two Women in a Kitchen Oil on canvas
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Livingroom Corner, Arranged by Mr. and Mrs. Burton Tremaine Sr., New York City, Louise Lawler (United States, Pennsylvania, Hazelton, born 1947) , 1984/85, Silver dye-bleach (Cibachrome) print
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Thomas Rowlandson John Bull Cheering up his Half-starved Barber watercolor 18th - 19th century
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Hans Burgkmair, the Elder Five court officers: Cupbearer, Cook, Barber, Tailor and Cobler. From: The Triumph of Maximilian I 15th - 16th century
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Scott Burton - Six-Part Seating 1985-1998 polished granite National Gallery of Art American
Museum of Fine Arts -
©Yousuf Karsh ; Yousuf Karsh, Canadian (born in Armenia) 1908 Samuel Barber 1956 Photograph, gelatin
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Bakewell, Pears & Co. Flask dark blue glass circa 1840
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Bakewell, Pears & Co. Decanter, "Carstairs Rye" glass late 19th century
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Blanding Sloan "Listen to Dat Barber Shop chord", head piece vignette for Chattanooga, on page [39] in the book Way Down South by Clarence Muse and David Arlen , woodcuts by Blanding Sloan (Hollywood, CA: David Graham Fischer, [1932]) woodcut 19
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Conical Topiary with Ladder, Becky Cohen (United States, born 1947) , 1993, Gelatin-silver print
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Side Chair, Peter Shire (United States, born 1947) , 1989-1990, Steel, stainless steel, paint
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Adjustable Chaise, Peter Shire (United States, born 1947) , 1989-1990, Painted steel, stainless steel
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Adjustable Chaise, Peter Shire (United States, born 1947) , 1989-1990, Steel, stainless steel, paint
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Walter Crane The Curate and the Barber in Disguise,page 136 in the book Don Quixote of the Mancha, retold by Judge Parry (London: Blackie & Son and Manchester: Sherratt and Hughes, 1900) lithograph 1900
J. Paul Getty Museum -
Cactus Barbershop, Big Spring, Texas
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’Breakfast Crunch’ Table, Peter Shire (United States, born 1947) , 1989-1990, Steel, stainless steel, paint, granite
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Les Trois Petits Cochons (1934) by SCHUCO (fabricant)
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Homme nu agenouillé, les bras tendus vers la sol, les doigts écartés (1860 vers ; 1865 vers) by PUVIS DE CHAVANNES Pierre

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (16)
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Barber Institute of Fine Arts: Pre-War Politians by Edmond Kapp
The Barber Institute has 243 of Kapp's portraits and caricatures, far too many to display at one time, so this exhibition offers a taste of the collection and a glimpse into a political age which, although increasingly remote, continues to shape o...
Judy A Saslow Gallery: Steve Barber, Richard Lange and Dimitar Manev
Steve Barber, who lives, paints and teaches in Michigan, applies a mixture of oil paint and wax to a black board and then scratches away images and text. The result is a humorous cacophony of information that depicts his "fears, hopes, conflicts ...
Barber Institute of Fine Arts: The Blue Bower: Rossetti in the 1860s
This exhibition brings together twenty works of art by Rossetti and focuses on his masterpiece of the period, The Blue Bower (1865). These works are displayed in context with paintings and drawings by other nine...
Hoxton Distillery: The Poster Show +1
The Artists are: Neil Chapman and Steve Claydon
Tobias Collier
John Hanson and Richard Paul
Carol Ho
Colin Lowe and Roddy Thomson
Michelle Barber
Steve Colson
Jens Kabisch
Mark Pearson

The Poster The S...
National Gallery: Puvis de Chavannes
Joining them are preparatory studies and drawings for the composition, as well as a beautiful series of drawings for individual figures. They help trace the genesis and elaboration of one of Puvis most ambitious religious compositions, and show h...
Grace Cathedral: GraceOnline
Listen to audio interviews of the featured artists talking about how religion and spirituality influence their creative powers. This feature promises to be inspirational to both the artist and non-artist alike. You can log on to this piece di...
Campbell Works: Matt Golden: Two Drops a cloud makes
This exhibition manages to revere both the found object and the handmade, rigor and chaos, aspiring ideas of preservation, reconstruction and preparation. His works are conceptual rhymes that read as visual haiku’s. A scaffold tower, often used...
Vinopolis Gallery: It Went Dark and I Saw
Photography is based on light and cannot depict darkness. In the photographic medium, dark areas imply that nothing is reflected into the camera lens and that the photographic surface does not receive visual information. Darkness can thereby b...
Crafts Council Gallery: Jerwood Applied Arts Prize 2004: Furniture
Chair of the judges, David Redhead, commented: "Selecting the entries was an incredibly difficult task. We have chosen a range of styles and all the finalists exhibited a commitment to innovation, wit, elegance and simplicity in the execution...
First Street Gallery: Small Takes: Zeuxis
The artists of Zeuxis are Lucy Barber, William Barnes, Suzanne Biggins, Joseph Byrne, Susan Cohen, Catherine Drabkin, Bevin Engman, Nancy Flanagan, Phyllis Floyd, Stanley Friedman, John Goodrich, Robert Jessel, Tim Kennedy, Deborah Kirklin, Carmel...
Subject Matter Gallery: Collabro: Collaborations by over 68 Artists
The "Collabro" artists have teamed up in groups of two or more to create work all captured and connected in one gallery. Collaborative art pieces will have their artists revealed at the show opening. The show was curated by Poor Al and includes Jo...
Govett-Brewster Art Gallery: The SCANZ Exhibition – Raranga Tangata
From an initial call to SCANZ participants for proposals for the exhibition, Mercedes Vicente, Govett-Brewster curator, and Sarah Cook, UK guest co-curator, have selected eight projects by Stella Brennan (NZ), Nina Czegledy/Greg Judelman/Daniel Ba...
California Museum of Photography: Joy Before the Object: Expressions of Modernism from UCR/CMP Collections
There is an urgent need to examine old opinions and look at things from a new viewpoint. There must be an increase in the joy one takes in an object, and the photographer should become fully conscious of the splendid fidelity of rep...
Temple Bar Gallery and Studios: Highly Acclaimed Works of Rosalind Nashashibi
Shot in Omaha, Nebraska in 2002, Midwest features images of traffic passing, of people walking along silent streets and of groups chatting, eating and spending time in cafes. These scenes of unhurried local life are combined with almost motionless...
Museo del Prado: The Spanish Portrait from El Greco to Picasso
Over the course of three and a half months and through a selection of 84 works, the exhibition devoted to the Spanish portrait will present a survey of the development of this genre in Spanish art from the late fifteenth century to the ea...
Nottingham City Museums & Galleries - Nottingham Castle: Through the Surface: Celebrating Cultural Exchange and Collaboration Between Britain and Japan
THROUGH THE SURFACE is the next step, a collaborative project, building upon the relationships established during ‘Textural Space’. Both projects have been organised by Lesley Millar, originated through, & supported by, The Surrey Institute of Ar...

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