Artist: Alex Grinager ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (100)
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The Minneapolis Institute of Arts -
Artist: Alex Grinager Title: Boys Bathing Date: 1894 Medium: oil on canvas Dimensions: H.34 x
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Chuck Close - Alex 1991 color woodcut on pap Hirshhorn Museum American
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Alexander Grinager - Boys Bathing 1894 oil on canvas Minneapolis Institute of Arts American
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Alex Katz Red Cap 1989
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Alex Bannerman Cibber 18th century
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Alex Katz Ursula 1990
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Alex Katz Joan 1986
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Alex Katz Swimmer 1990
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A. T. Alex The Warriors 19th century
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Alex Katz John Ashbury 1986
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Alex Katz Swamp Maple color lithograph 20th century
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Alex Katz Beach Sandals 1987
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Alex Katz Black Brook 1989
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A. T. Alex Old man, resting etching 19th century
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A. T. Alex Night Patrol 19th century
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A. T. Alex Horse Market 19th century
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A. T. Alex Playing Piano 19th century
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Alex Katz Working proof 1 for Ursula 20th century
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Alex Katz Working proof 2 for Ursula 20th century
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Alex Katz Working proof 4 for Ursula 20th century
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Alex Katz Working proof 3 for Ursula 20th century
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts -
Artist: Alex Katz Title: Al Held Date: 1976 Medium: color pochoir Dimensions: H.15-3/8 x W.15-1/2
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A. T. Alex Old Ferry Boat, Czech 19th century
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Alex Bannerman 1. James Gibbs, 2.A perspective View Of Ratcliffe Library. 18th century
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Jacob Andreas Friderich (Fridrich) Alex Sigis , Bishop, etc. 17th - 18th century
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts -
Artist: Alex Jean Fournier Title: Ruins in Old Normandy Date: 19th century - 20th century
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Alex Katz Black Shoes color aquatint and softground etching 1987
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Louis Pierre Henriquel-Dupont Portrait of Alex Desenne Engraving 18th - 19th century
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Alex Katz Working proof 8 for The Green Cap Color woodcut 1985
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Alex Katz Working proof 4 for The Green Cap Color woodcut 1985
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Alex Katz Working proof 3 for The Green Cap Color woodcut 1985
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Alex Katz Working proof 1 for The Green Cap Color woodcut 1985
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Alex Katz Working proof 7 for The Green Cap Color woodcut 1985
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Alex Katz Working proof 2 for The Green Cap Color woodcut 1985
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Alex Katz Working proof 6 for The Green Cap Color woodcut 1985
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Alex Katz Working proof 1 for Swimmer Color woodcut 1990
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Alex Katz Working proof 3 for Swimmer Color woodcut 1990
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Alex Katz Working proof 2 for Swimmer Color woodcut 1990
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Alex Katz - Cow 1955 oil on board The Detroit Institute of Art American
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Alex Katz Working proof 5 for The Green Cap Color woodcut with graphite additions by the artist 1985
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Alex Katz Reclining Figure Color aquatint on Somerset Satin paper 1987
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Alex Katz The Green Cap Color woodcut printed on handmade Tosa Kozo paper 1985
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Alex Katz Working proof 9 for The Green Cap Color woodcut with graphite inscriptions by the artist and added collage element 1985
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Alex Katz - Ada and Vincent in the Car 1972 oil on canvas Hirshhorn Museum American
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Alex Katz - Ada in Aqua 1963 oil on canvas New Orleans Museum of Art American
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Alex Katz - Ann And Billy c. 1981 oil on canvas The Detroit Institute of Art American
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Alex Katz - Passing 1962-63 oil on canvas The Museum of Modern Art American
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Alex Katz - Adam and Eve 1985 charcoal Arkansas Arts Center American
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Wenceslas Hollar Alex Hendersoni 17th century
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Julian Alden Weir Alex Webb Weir oil on canvas 1877
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Alex Katz - Ada's Garden 2000 oil on canvas Des Moines Art Center American
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Alex Katz Untitled, between pgs. 19 and 20, in the book Self-Portrait In A Convex Mirror by John Ashbery (San Francisco: The Arion Press, 1984) Lithograph on round hand-made paper made by Twinrocker Mill 1984
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Alex Katz - Large Head of Vincent 1982 aquatint Hofstra Museum American
The Metropolitan Museum of Art -
Florentine Poet Alexandre Cabanel (French, 1823-1889)Oil on wood; 12 x 19 7/8 in. (30.5 x
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Marty Links "I know Alvin's away...", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and black ink~ 1951
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Marty Links Emmy Lou: Fashion ..., for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and black ink~ 1952
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Marty Links "This is the day...", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou ~~~pen and black ink and blue pencil~ 1953
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Marty Links " Notice somethingdifferent...", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and black ink~ 1952
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Marty Links " When will Gregory realize...", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and black ink~ 1951
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Marty Links "He's sort of a spare....", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and black ink~ 1951
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Marty Links "When I look into his eyes...", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and black ink and blue pencil~ 1953
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Marty Links "The way you behave yourself...", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and black ink and blue pencil 1951
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Marty Links "But he won't leave...", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and black ink and blue pencil~ 1951
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Marty Links "Well, gotta get my beauty sleep...", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and black ink~ 1951
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Marty Links "The ring looks familiar, Alvin...", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen andblack ink~ 1951
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Marty Links "Well g'night folks, I'm going to bed early...", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and black ink 1951
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Marty Links "Forever is such a long time...", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and black ink~ 1951
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Marty Links Emmy Lou: "And the reason I trust Alvin... ..., for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou ~pen and black ink~ 1952
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Marty Links "Emmy-Lou's decided to go steady...", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and black ink 1951
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Marty Links Emmy Lou,: Where's my new shirt...", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and black ink and blue pencil~ 1952
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Marty Links "Picture*he really doesn't have three eyes!', for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and black ink and blue pencil~ 1953
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Marty Links "But somehow knowing Alvin has never been...", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and black ink and blue pencil~ 1951
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Marty Links "To prove we're engaged!", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and back ink and blue pencil 1952
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Marty Links "Taffy knows all the right people...", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and black ink and blue pencil~~ 1953
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Marty Links "INo wonder Miss Roth's class is crowded...", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and black ink~ 1951
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Marty Links "What's your ambition in life...", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou ~~pen and black ink and blue pencil~ 1953
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Marty Links "I wouldn't walk across the street...", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and black ink and blue pencil~ 1951
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Marty Links I've got so many wonderful plans...", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou ~~pen and black ink and blue pencil~ 1953
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Marty Links "I know they're our boyfriends' initials...", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and black ink and blue pencil~~pen and black ink 1951
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Rackstraw Downes Untitled (Aquatint Test #3) 20th century
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Rackstraw Downes Untitled (Aquatint Test #1) 20th century
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Rackstraw Downes Untitled (Aquatint Test #4) 20th century
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Rackstraw Downes Untitled (Aquatint Test #2) 20th century
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Marty Links "I'm sorry I can't accept your ring, Gregory...", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou ~pen and black ink and blue pencil~ 1953
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Marty Links "Dad, Alvin mentioned something about a dowry...", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and black ink and blue pencil~ 1951
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Marty Links "And look what being a redhead did for Rita Hayworth", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and black ink and blue pencil~ 1951
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Marty Links "Anyway we won't hafta worry about money...", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and black ink and blue pencil~ 1951
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Marty Links "I told Herbie not to come back...", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and black ink and blue pencil~ 1951
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Marty Links "The man I marry must have lots of charm...", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and black ink and blue pencil~ 1952
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Marty Links "Misplace your raincoat again, Nate?", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and black ink and blue pencil~ 1952
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Marty Links "Yes Alvin, EmmyLou is late coming home..." , for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and black ink~ 1951
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Rackstraw Downes Untitled (Aquatint Test #5) 20th century
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Marty Links "Mom, Herbie wants to go steady...", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and black ink and blue pencil~~~pen and black ink and blue pencil~ 1951
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Marty Links "I can remember when we used to get twice as sick ..., for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou" pen and black ink and blue pencil~~pen and black ink and blue pencil~pen and black ink 1953
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Marty Links "But Mom, I don't feel miserable at all...", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and black ink, blue pencil, and opaque white watercolor~ 1952
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Marty Links "You're right-Alvin and I aren't speaking...", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and black ink, blue pencil, and opaque white watercolor~ 1951
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Marty Links "Georgie dear, are you sure...", for the syndicated cartoon series Emmy Lou pen and black ink,blue pencil, and opaque white watercolor~ 1952
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Rackstraw Downes Working proof 1 for Untitled (Street 2), unpublished Etching 1986
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Rackstraw Downes Latham Square Softground etching 1984
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Rackstraw Downes Untitled drawing (blue aquatint) Drawing in colored pencil and watercolor 1986

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