Artist: 602 Connection Failed ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (60)
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Connection 12, Tsubota Masahiko (Japan, born 1947) , 1972, Color serigraph
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Grave Stele
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Calvin Hunt Raven Releasing the Sun Screenprint 1978
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Tony Hunt Kolus and the Killer Whale Color screenprint 1978
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Antoine-Louis Barye
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Inverted in Tide Stand
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A Donor Presented by a Saint, fragment Circle of Dieric Bouts (Netherlandish, about 1460-65)Oil on
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Oswego Ironworks, Willamette River
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The Proposal, 1872 Adolphe-William Bouguereau (French, 1825-1905)Oil on canvas; 64 3/8 x 44 in. (163.5
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Boris Anisfeld David Hume 19th - 20th century
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After the Bath, Woman Drying Her Back
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Red-Figure Lekythos
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Boris Anisfeld Three Rabbits Red chalk on wove paper 20th century
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Christ Preaching in the Temple
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Boris Anisfeld Le Roi de Lahore: Dancing Woman V graphite 19th - 20th century
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Boris Anisfeld Study of an Old Woman charcoal on paper 19th - 20th century
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Boris Anisfeld Death of Pierrot lithograph 19th - 20th century
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Pair of Decorative Bronzes
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Boris Anisfeld Tulips Graphite on tan wove paper 19th - 20th century
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Howard Residence, San Mateo
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Boris Anisfeld Three Women and Deer opaque watercolor and tempera on board 19th - 20th century
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Whisper of the Muse / Portrait of G.F. Watts
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Henry Hamilton Bennett with his Family
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Boris Anisfeld The Bluebird: costume for a dancing girl, "Bonheur de Soleil" in Scene IV watercolor 1919
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Boris Anisfeld Costume Sketch (Woman in two Poses) watercolor on paper 19th - 20th century
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Boris Anisfeld Le Roi de Lahore: Dancing Woman V graphite, watercolor, silver paint 19th - 20th century
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Portrait of Antonia Minor
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Squat Lekythos
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Man in Armor (Mars?) Style of Rembrandt (Dutch, second or third quarter 17th century)Oil on
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Boris Anisfeld Egyptian Nights: Aziades' Costume graphite and opaque watercolor on paper 19th - 20th century
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Boris Anisfeld Mephistopheles or Blue Bird: Two Angel Costumes graphite and watercolor on paper 19th - 20th century
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Reverie
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God the Father
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Miss Elizabeth Rigby
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Portrait Head of Caligula
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Artist: Doan (Yamada Yorikiyo) Title: Dragon, one of a pair of folding screens Date: about
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Rembrandt"s Son Titus (1641-1668) Style of Rembrandt (17th century or later)Oil on canvas; 31 1/8
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Elgin Throne
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Nicolas Africano Bird (headdress ornament) Wood, pigment 19th century
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Mary Ann (Toots) Zynsky Mask Rattan, basketry, clay, pigment 19th–early 20th century
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Nicolas Africano Cult object Wood, traces of pigment C-14 dating: 1630–1810 (94.7% probability)
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Pair of Decorative Groups
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Robert Rich (1587-1658), Second Earl of Warwick, 1632-41 Anthony van Dyck (Flemish, 1599-1641)Oil on canvas;
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Criss-Crossed Conveyors, River Rouge Plant, Ford Motor Company, 1927 Charles Sheeler (American, 1883-1965)Depicted: Michigan, United
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Park Scene
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Rug, Fragment of; Coptic Egyptian; Made in Egypt40 5/32 x 46 1/16 in. (102 x
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Francisco de Goya y Lucientes, Spanish, 1746-1828 Printer Ture Bengtz, American, 1907 –1973 Andalusian Smuggler
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Hairnet
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Square, 12th–14th century Central Asian; Object place: Xinjiang, ChinaSilk thread on silk; 14 5/8 x
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Figures in a Rose Garden, 1450-1455 South NetherlandishWool warp; wool, silk, metallic weft yarns; 9
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Aegina Visited by Jupiter Jean Baptiste Greuze (French, 1725-1805)Oil on canvas; 57 7/8 x 77
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The Mountain, 1937 Balthus (French, 1908 - 2001)Oil on canvas; H. 98, W. 144 in.
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The Virgin Mary and Five Standing Saints above Predella Panels, 1440-1446 German; Made in Rhine
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Nicolas Africano Headdress ornament, "Sickness Shield" Sago palm petioles, pigment, bindings 20th century
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Musical glasses (armonica) Germany, early 19th century Mahogany, glass 81 x 33 x 69.2 cm
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John B. Jones & Co, 1833-1834 Samuel S. Ball, 1833-1839 Creampot Cream jug United States,
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[Cornelius Conway Felton with His Hat and Coat], early 1850s John Adams Whipple (American, 1822-1891)Daguerreotype;
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Nicolas Africano Dish, Toidje (Hoite) Wood, lime 19th–early 20th century
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The Holy Land, Syria, Idumea, Arabia, Egypt & Nubia, 1842-49 Author: David Roberts (Scottish, 1796-1864);
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Paul Cezanne Tete de Femme Etching 1873

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (33)
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Scotsdale Museum of Contemporary Art: KEITH HARING
Unhesitating in his belief that art can be understood and enjoyed by all, Haring's work represents a celebration of life and humanity, and can be enjoyed by people of every age and f...
Ramp Gallery, Waikato Institute of Technology: Flache Welt: Ina Bierstedt, Bettina Carl, Alena Meier
To some it is simply a state of mind. At a stretch, the contemplation of flatness may allow us to imagine life on a saucer. We might simply cut a hole and crawl from Auckland to Berlin and back again. Perhaps a renaissance in flat thinking is deve...
BAT Centre: From The Pages Of Our Minds: S’thembiso Shongwe and S’thembiso Sibis
Shongwe’s talent was spotted early on by his mother who encouraged and nurtured it by supplying him with materials for his art and later enrolled him for Saturday Art Classes at the Durban Art Workshop. Shongwe then got himself a sponsorship to do...
24 HR Art - Northern Territory Centre for Contemporary Art: TIME_LINE: Photography, Sculpture and Soundscape - Christine Wilmes and Patrick Mascaux
Their work is executed with scientific precision. The chosen site is marked out into a perfect square, located with GPS coordinates and GMT time is exactly fixed by satellite. A photographic record is taken of the area and silicone imprints are ma...
Mixed Greens Gallery: Rob Conger: Indices
Faced with this array, the viewer is compelled to categorize each subject in light of the show's theme: in other words, to decide where on the abstract, personal index of Good and Evil each subject ultimately belongs. " Look at money: Cash. Inves...
Northern Illinois University Art Gallery in Chicago: What’s Wrong - Open the Door...
The installation consists of 35 framed panels of layered text and photographic images that illustrate the film sequence, coupled with specific phrases that reference coincidences and occurrences, like We Represent Ourselves to the World, a stateme...
g-module: Lisa Roy: Photographs
Roy’s documentation elaborates on this microcosmic model as an attempted antidote to post-modernist architecture and design. Yet, this type of architecture and design failed to ameliorate [post-modernism’s] desolation, impersonality, and ugliness,...
Mummery + Schnelle Gallery: Alexis Harding : Bi-product Depositories
In the beginning the catalogue covers were grounds for repeated actions such as the sieving of paint from failed paintings and cleaning the brush. Over time, a visual language evolved describing the real time of the studio, the attempt to give an ...
James Baird Gallery: Good in Bed: Sex, Eroticism and Pornography
"Lickity Split" , the title to this painting, suggests a number of things. Painted by a man it would have brought many other connotations but being painted by a woman artist, changes everything. "Barbies are children's toys as well as adult...
Tacoma Art Museum: The IBIS Project: Early Computer-Assisted Art in the Northwest
Carl Youngmann, Associate Professor of Geography at the University of Washington and Ellie Mathews, a graphic designer, created the IBIS system, a color graphics program, in the early 1980s. IBIS was originally used to rapidly produce variations o...
Smart Museum of Art: The Colors of Identity: Polish Art at Home and Abroad, 1890-1939
On Thursday, May 25, from 5 to 7 p.m., The Colors of Identity: Polish Art at Home and Abroad will open at the Smart Museum of Art with a public reception and a talk by independent art historian Jan Cavanaugh, entitled "Opposite Poles: The National...
Photographer's Gallery: Malerie Marder
She is the one who connects her subjects together, and she is the one who choreographs and manipulates their poses. She constructs scenarios which hint obliquely at the erotic undercurrents which normally remain submerged in the archet...
Brooks Museum of Art: The Allure of the East: Islamic Decorative Arts and European Orientalist Paintings
Complementing these pieces are works by European artists who were fascinated with the culture of these lands during the 19th century. At that time, many artists attempted to capture the essence of lands that were considered exotic in custom an...
Australian Center for Photography: Three Exhibitions: Olaf Breuning. Ed Templeton/Deanna Templeton, and Glenn Sloggett
Olaf Breuning "HOME"A master of the constructed scenario, Olaf Breuning's videos, photographs and installations draw liberally from advertising, movies, television and music videos. He dishes up a glam-trash fantasy world, an archive of alterna...
Singapore Art Museum: Photographica Australis
WITTY, OFTEN BEAUTIFUL AND SOMETIMES UNNERVING, photography is amongst the most fascinating Australian art being made today. The background for the present confidencelies in the success of artists such as Tracey Moffatt and Bill Henson, who hav...
NEA, NEH: House Narrowly Defeats Move to Increase NEA/NEH Funds
While the NEA/NEH amendment was defeated, the close vote was a positive development moving Congress away from debating the agencies' survival to restoring them to more healthy levels of funding (historic highs for the agencies were $179.5 million ...
ARKEN Museum of Modern Art: Family Life and Avant-Garde: Sigrid Hjerten and Isaac Grünewald
In 1909 the two Swedish artists Sigrid Hjertén and Isaac Grünewald went to Paris to attend Henri Matisse's school of painting. Two years later when they returned to Stockholm, they opened a window towards international trends in art and in a manne...
Tatar Gallery: Jim Cooke and Sylvie Readman
Inspired by his upbringing in the English town of Coventry, Jim Cooke shifts his focus in a new collection of works at the Tatar Gallery from his usual fascination with monuments of Arcadian beauty to those of a more personal Arcadia – his own chi...
Contemporary Art Society: Ben Fitton: La Barricade de la Rue Basfroi
For The Economist Plaza, the outline of the trellis panels is extracted directly from a photograph taken on the first day of the insurrection that led to the formation of the Paris Commune in 1871. A group of men, soldiers, pose before, atop and ...
MASS MoCA: Mirror Mirror: Reflective Contemporary Work
The "mirror stage" when children first recognize themselves is widely understood as a critical phase of human development. Mirrors, both symbolically and practically, are the fulcrum within that development, and this exhibition features artw...
Art Gallery of New South Wales: Picasso: The Last Decade
"Picasso was the towering, relentless, rapacious and protean genius of the twentieth century. He remained at the very epicentre of artistic pace throughout the century and even the anxieties of encroaching old age failed to dim his assertive crea...
Mount Beacon Fine Art Gallery: International Artists Collaborate in Fight for Freedom
Also called FREEDOM&ART, this coalition was born out of #artmesh.org, a social media website that allows artists to network via forums and groups, similar to the way users interact on social mega-site Facebook.com. The plight of Aung San Suu Kyi ...
Irish Museum of Modern Art: Sophie Calle: 1970's to 2003
For over 20 years Sophie Calle’s work has taken the form of photographic installations and chronicles, whose structure and form reflect a narrative approach - both within themselves individually and, taken together, in terms of Calle’s own career....
Photographer's Gallery: Richard Wentworth/Eugene Atget: Faux Amis
Both Atget and Wentworth are authors of photographic compendia which describe the great cities of London and Paris poised at two very different moments of change - at the twentieth century's beginning and at its end. For both, the city i...
Montclair Art Museum: The Unseen Cindy Sherman: Early Transformations (1975-1976)
Sherman was born in 1954 in Glen Ridge, New Jersey, and moved to Huntington Beach in suburban Long Island, New York when she was three. There, Sherman’s interests in art, movies, television, makeup and clothing began their lifelong evolution into...
Museum of New Art: Douglas Gordon: 24 Hour Psycho
Whenever I've watched 24 Hour Psycho, Gordon's slowed-down video presentation of Hitchcock's thriller, I somehow manage to miss the shower scene. I always arrive too early or too late, and have never had the patience to see it through. Most recent...
Centre for Contemporary Art, Villa Manin: Hard Rock Walzer – Contemporary Austrian Sculpture
The title plays with one of the most famous Austrian symbols, the waltz, creating a new unlikely musical genre, but the paradox is also in the play on words that links the lightness of this dance to the firm and concrete presence of the stone, pri...
Renishaw Hall: John Piper: England in the Mid Twentieth Century
John Piper was born in 1903, bought up and educated at Epsom, then a quiet country town, and the third son of a solicitor, who commuted daily to his office in Westminster. Charles Piper sympathised with his youngest son’s interest in the English...
Project: Slouching Towards Bethlehem
Hippie Counter Culture and The Critique of the Dome: Matt Johnson's whimsical sculptures interrogate notions of appearance versus reality by reassigning meaning to banal objects. Johnson's work challenges our relationship to and our perception...
House of World Cultures: Translated Acts: Body and Performance Art from East Asia, in collaboration with the Queens Museum of Art, New York
The Korean Yu Yeon Kim will hold the first exhibition Translated Acts: Body and Performance Art from East Asia: The internationally renowned curator, in her exhibition at the House of World Cultures, will present multimedia works by twentyeight...
Micra Art Group: The Voice of Art in a Battle for Freedom: International Artists Create Book in Support of Key Political Figure
The book will be released to the public initially through an event called “Set a Book Free” on Mahatma Gandhi’s Birthday, October 2nd when all artists featured within the pages of the book will place a copy donated by Internet-based publishing sit...
Sherman Galleries: Debra Dawes - Paintings
To develop upon my initial reference to Walter Benjamin you could say that with Dawes work the experience of contemplation overcomes the infiltrating demands of distraction. In Benjamins famous analysis of the condition of modern art as it is...
Witte de With Center for Contemporary Arts: Stimuli
Stimuli explores in a number of modern classics and contemporary works the physical experience of visual arts on the basis of this hallucinatory experience. With ...

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