Artist: Olive Beem ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (60)
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Vincent Van Gogh - Olive Trees 1889 oil on canvas Minneapolis Institute of Arts Dutch
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Vincent van Gogh - The Olive Orchard 1889 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art Dutch
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Vincent Van Gogh - The Olive Trees 1889 oil on canvas The Museum of Modern Art Dutch
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Claes Oldenburg - Hamburger with Pickle and Olive 1962 Muslin soaked in pla The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles
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Artist: Vincent Van Gogh Title: The Olive Trees Date: 1889 Medium: oil on canvas Dimensions:
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Paquin Band sampler red and green on olive, "Another God..." 1713
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Eugénie Buffet, Lucien Marie François Metivet (France, Paris, 1863 - 1930) , 1893, Lithograph in six colors: vermilion, olive yellow, olive brown, light brown, violet brown, and dark brown
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La falaise (4e quart 19e siècle ; 1er quart 20e siècle) by OLIVE Jean-Baptiste
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G. Jacob Lamb of God (Agnes Dei) olive wood 17 - 18th century
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Olive Orchard, 1889 Vincent van Gogh (Dutch, 1853-1890)Oil on canvas; 28 5/8 x 36 1/4
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Red-Figure Kalpis
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Meissen Factory Roemer goblet olive green glass 17th century
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The pillow, Maximilian Kurzweil (Moravia, Bzenec, 1867 - 1916) , 1903, Woodcut printed in yellow, dark olive, light olive, light gray-blue, dark gray-blue, and red-brown on japan paper laid odwn on heavy gray card
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Olive Leaf, Hugo William Nahl (1833 - 1889) , Watercolor
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Mlle Marcelle Lender, bust length, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (France, Albi, 1864 - 1901) , 1895, Lithograph printed in gray, light green, dark olive green, light olive green, blue, red, rose and yellow on wove paper
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Roi (Roy) Partridge Mission and Olive (Santa Barbara) ET 19th - 20th century
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Boston and Sandwich Glass Co. Decanter olive green blown three-mold non-lead glass circa 1825
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Arthur William Hall Olive Grove Etching 19th - 20th century
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Anonymous Copy after D¸rer's Christ in the olive orchard Woodcut reproduction 16th century
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Boston and Sandwich Glass Co. Inkwell olive green blown three-mold lead glass early 19th century
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Promenade among the Olive Trees, 1906 Henri Matisse (French, 1869-1954)Oil on canvas; 17 1/2 x
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Olive Tree in the Israel Museum, Avigdor Arikha (Israel, born 1929) , 1975, Lithograph
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Armoire
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Bernard Picart Dove flying with an olive branch 17th - 18th century
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Living III, Brenda Behrens (United States, born 1940) , circa 1992, Italian olive new growth wood
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Forgery of a Coin
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Lambert Hopfer Christ on Mount Olive Etching 16th century
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Whitney Glass Works Flask olive-amber, with trotting horse mold-blown non-lead glass circa 1859
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Willington Glass Company Flask Liberty and Eagle pattern, olive green mold-blown non-lead glass 1850
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Albrecht Dürer, German, 1471-1528 Ulrich Varnbüler about 1620 Chiaroscuro woodcut in black line, dark olive
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The Presentation in the Temple, Nicolò Vicentino (attributed to) (Italy, Vicenza, died N/A) , Chiaroscuro woodcut printed in black and three shades of olive green
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The Diaphane, Jules Chéret (France, Paris, 1836 - 1932) , 1890, Lithograph in vermilion, yellow, blue black, and gray olive
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L’Ermitage, Paul Berthon (France, Villefranche, 1872 - 1909) , 1897, Lithograph in four colors: orange, yellow, olive, and blue green
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Cheese Mold Standard with Olive, Edward Ruscha (United States, Nebraska, Omaha, born 1937) , 1969, Screenprint on paper
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Jacques Villon Bal du Moulin Rouge Etching in olive green 1910
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Coventry Glass Works Flask olive green, Sunburst pattern mold-blown non-lead glass 1813 - 1848
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Théâtrophone, Jules Chéret (France, Paris, 1836 - 1932) , 1890, Lithograph in vermilion, yellow, cornflower blue, olive gray, and black
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Marlboro Street Glass Works Flask olive green, inscribed "Success to the Railroad" mold-blown non-lead glass circa 1829 - 1837
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MARTIGUES - QUAI BRESCON (1903 entre ; 1920 et) by GALERIES OLIVE (éditeur)
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Jacques Villon Le Potin (The Gossip) Aquatint and drypoint in olive green 1905
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Marlboro Street Glass Works Flask Cornucopia pattern, olive-amber mold-blown non-lead glass 1835 - 1850
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Hieoronymus Wierix The Passion of Christ: Christ in the Olive Garden engraving 16th - 17th century
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John Gould Olive-tree Salicaria - Salicaria Olivetorum lithograph with hand coloring 19th century
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Salon des Cent, Paul Berthon (France, Villefranche, 1872 - 1909) , 1895, Lithograph in five colors: vermilion, dull yellow, olive, turquoise, and black
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Hamlet, Alphonse Mucha (Moravia, now Czech Republic, 1860 - 1939) , 1899, Lithograph in four colors: red, blue, pale yellow, and olive green; on two sheets
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A la Bodinière-Exposition Steinlen, Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen (Switzerland, Lausanne, 1859 - 1923) , 1894, Lithograph in three colors: orange, brown olive and black
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Hieoronymus Wierix Thirteen engraving from the Passion: Christ on the Mount of Olive Engraving 16th - 17th century
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Olive and Marble, Jean Milant (born 1943) , 1969, Lithograph
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Olive and Screw, Jean Milant (born 1943) , 1969, Lithograph
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Olive and Screw, Jean Milant (born 1943) , 1969, Lithograph
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Olive and Marble, Jean Milant (born 1943) , 1969, Lithograph
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Olive and Screw, Jean Milant (born 1943) , 1969, Lithograph
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Olive and Marble, Jean Milant (born 1943) , 1969, Lithograph
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Decanter, Mount Vernon Glass Works (attributed to) (United States, New York, Vernon, died N/A)  (Artist), 1810-1844, Olive green blown glass
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Cleveland Cycles, Jules Chéret (France, Paris, 1836 - 1932) , 1901, Lithograph in red, yellow, brown olive, Prussian blue, reddish brown, and gray green
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Ambassadeurs: Aristide Bruant, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (France, Albi, 1864 - 1901) , 1892, Lithograph in six colors: olive base, yellow, red, blue, violet, and black
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Love scene, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner (Germany, Aschaffenburg, 1880-05-06 - 1938-06-15) , 1908, Lithograph printed in olive green, orange and yellow on heavy japan paper
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Absinthe Robette, Privat Livemont (Belgium, Schaerbeck, 1861 - 1936)  (Artist), 1896, Lithograph in five colors: beige, yellow, olive, blue green, and reddish brown
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Bimonthly Review for Applied Arts, Johan Thorn-Prikker (Holland, The Hague, 1868 - 1932) , circa 1896, Lithograph printed in olive green on wove paper
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Papier à Cigarettes Job, Georges Meunier (France, 1869 - 1942)  (Artist), 1894, Lithograph in five colors: red, light orange, orange yellow, olive green, and Prussian blue

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