Artist: Charles William Mitchell (1854 - 1903)
Nationality: British
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Artworks in Museum Collections: (60)
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Sir William Beechy - Portrait of Sir Thomas Livingstone Mitchell c. 1838 oil on canvas Chrysler Museum of Art English
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James Peale - Mary Mitchell 1795 watercolor on ivory Cincinnati Art Museum American
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East Ninth Street, Joan Mitchell (United States, Chicago, Illinois, 1926 - 1992)  (Artist), 1956, Oil on canvas
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Saint Mark, Alonso Berruguete (Spain, Valladolid, 1488 - 1561)  (attributed to), circa 1560, Polychromed and gilded wood (pine)
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Joan Mitchell untitled, plate on pp. 92-93 in the book, 1¢ Life ([Bern: E. W. Kornfeld, 1964]) color lithograph 1964
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John Ames Mitchell Le fin de l'acte (The End of the Act of an Opera) Etching 1878
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Mather Brown - Master Charles William Park 1785-90 oil on canvas The Detroit Institute of Art American
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Joni Mitchell, Graham Nash (England, born 1942) , 1969, printed 1989, Ink-jet (Iris) print
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Second Nature, Mitchell Syrop (United States, New York, Yonkers, born 1953) , 1986, Mounted photo-mural paper
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John Ames Mitchell, American, 1845-1918 Moses in the Bulrushes about 1880 Oil on canvas 45.72
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Routine Reorganization, Mitchell Syrop (United States, New York, Yonkers, born 1953) , 1986, Mounted photo-mural paper
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Scientific Breakthrough, Mitchell Syrop (United States, New York, Yonkers, born 1953) , 1986, Mounted photo mural paper
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Joan Mitchell - Lot, The 1971 oil on linen Hirshhorn Museum American
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Stoop to Conquer, Mitchell Syrop (United States, New York, Yonkers, born 1953) , 1984, Gelatin silver print
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Charles William Cain Peterhead, Scotland Drypoint 19th - 20th century
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Anonymous Best Strike Brand, Pajaro Valley Apples, Mitchell Madesko, Watsonville, California color lithograph circa 1930 - 1940
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Charles Turner The Reverand William Vincent, Dean of Westminster mezzotint 1811
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John Constable, British, 1776-1837 Stour Valley and Dedham Church about 1815 Oil on canvas 55.6
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William Strang Portrait of Charles Mackan, Comedian etching 1888
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William Charles Frederick Gillam Mission Dolores. San Francisco. California Etching 1923
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Charles William Taylor Before Burford ET 19th - 20th century
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Charles William Sherborn Dante Gabriel Rossetti Etching 1890
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Charles Loring Elliot - William Sidney Mount c. 1850 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art American
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Charles Wilson Peale - General William North 1785 oil on canvas The Detroit Institute of Art American
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Joan Mitchell - Cercando un Ago 1959 oil on canvas Hirshhorn Museum American
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Joan Mitchell - Weeds 1976 oil on canvas Hirshhorn Museum American
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Joan Mitchell - Land 1989 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art American
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Joan Mitchell - Metro 1961 oil on canvas Hofstra Museum American
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Joan Mitchell - Wet Orange 1971 oil on canvas Carnegie Museum of Art American
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Joan Mitchell - Untitled c. 1956 oil on canvas University of Kentucky Art Museum American
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Costume Sketch of Cameron Mitchell as Marius in the 20th Century Fox Production, ’Les Miserables’, Dorothy Jeakins (United States, 1914 - 1995) , 1952, Pencil, ink on board, cotton, felt
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Charles William Sherborn Bookplate for Francis Seymour Haden Etching 1880
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Charles William Taylor Corn in Essex engraving 19th - 20th century
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Charles William Cain The Hunter drypoint 19th - 20th century
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Charles William Cain Curiousity 19th - 20th century
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Charles William Cain The Hunter 19th - 20th century
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William Finden Charles Lamb 18th - 19th century
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William Marshall Portrait of Charles I Engraving 17th century
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Scène d'Un conte d'Hiver (4e quart 18e siècle ; 1ère moitié 19e siècle) by NORMAND Charles Pierre Joseph (attribué à) ; HAMILTON William (inspiré par)
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Charles Frederick William Mielatz Woodland Water Source. 1898
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Charles Frederick William Mielatz Woodland Water Source 1898
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William Charles Frederick Gillam Monarchs Monotype 1933
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William Charles Frederick Gillam Low Tide Monotype 1933
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Charles Frederick William Mielatz Fresh Pond Lithograph 1898
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Charles William Cain The Buddha Drypoint 19th - 20th century
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Charles William Cain Arabian Girl 19th - 20th century
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Charles Frederick William Mielatz Fresh Pond color plate 1898
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William Charles Frederick Gillam Mallard Drypoint 1930
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William Walcot King Charles in Whitehall Etching 19th - 20th century
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William Strang Portrait of Charles Cotton, Esq. - Illustrations to Compleat Angler Winchester ed. etching 19th - 20th century
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Charles Frederick William Mielatz Colonial Residence. 19th - 20th century
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Charles Frederick William Mielatz Colonial Residence 19th - 20th century
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Charles Frederick William Mielatz Fresh Pond. 19th - 20th century
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Charles Frederick William Mielatz Beaver Brook. 19th - 20th century
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Charles Frederick William Mielatz Beaver Brook. 19th - 20th century
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William Charles Frederick Gillam Monterey Cypress Monotype 1933
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William Charles Frederick Gillam Monterey Cypress Monotype 1932
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William Charles Frederick Gillam Land Marks Monotype 1933
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Charles Frederick William Mielatz The path to the Lake Etching and drypoint 1898
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Charles Frederick William Mielatz The path to the Lake Wash drawing 1898

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (40)
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Mitchell-Innes & Nash: New Work Kojo Griffin, Sarah Lovitt, and Stephen Sollins
Atlanta-based artist Kojo Griffin's work has been exhibited at the Studio Museum in Harlem, the 2000 Whitney Biennial, and the 2002 Corcoran Biennial at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, DC. Sarah Lovitt was recently featured on the...
I. Wolk Gallery: Mitchell Johnson: New Paintings
This show will feature more than 25 new pieces ranging from painterly figure compositions reminiscent of David Park and the Bay Area Figurative Tradition to bucolic scenes of Italy and California. Johnson’s particular use of color and gesture sho...
Triton Museum of Art: New Works by California Artists: Mitchell Johnson
Mitchell Johnson is an artist who is above all, a colorist. He paints both directly on site and by memory in the studio. His oil on linen paintings are sensitive celebrations of nature, color, place and time. Johnson, who moved to Palo Al...
Oakland Museum of California, at Latham Square: Essence of Place: Work by Mitchell Johnson
Essence of Place, at the Latham Square Building, is an exhibit of seven large- scale paintings by Menlo Park-based artist Mitchell Johnson. The exhibit includes landscapes and figurative work painted on site in Italy, France, New Mexico and N...
Sculpture Center: The Happiness of Objects: A Group Exhibition
In the attempt to crystallize some of the main points of Mitchell’s hypothesis, the exhibition proposes The Object’s Bill of Rights, a non-exhaustive and disputable list. This will serve as criteria for the exhibition, and a working docum...
Grey Art Gallery, New York University: Rudy Burckhardt and Friends: New York Artists of the 1950s and '60s
The show allows viewers to see how one artist chose to portray another and to view stellar, but rarely exhibited, works by such renowned artists as Josef Albers, Willem ...
Oakville Galleries: Walk Ways: At Centennial Square and in Gairloch Gardens
Artists: Francis Alÿs, Eleanor Antin, Janine Antoni and Paul Ramirez-Jonas, Mowry Baden, Jim Campbell, Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller, Hamish Fulton, Sharon Harper, Martin Kersels, Tom Marioni, Matthew McCaslin, Curtis Mitchell, François Mo...
Art Gallery of Bishop s University: Vernissage...5 contemporary artists from the Eastern Townships
The title Vernissage is from the French vernis. For 19th century painters, no day was more stressful than Varnishing Day; the artist’s last chance to apply finishing touches to paintings hung on gallery walls. Sealing the barely dry artworks with var...
California State Fullerton Main Art Gallery: As Above, So Below: Art as Political and Cosmological Space
Golden State had the misfortune of being completed just as Governor Gray Davis was in the midst of a recall battle hinged upon his handling of the budget. It is reported that the cost of the complex will ultimately be recouped but, understandably,...
Esso Gallery: What Am I Doing Here? (A Political Exhibition)
Already two countries have been destroyed and with them their culture (our culture) and their art. This involves us and demonstrates that who ever is governing this world is not interested in people, in their dignity, in their culture and least of...
Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa: The First New Zealand Fashion Week
The exhibition comprises six themes. The first is an introduction to the event and includes a profile of Gubb & Mackie, the Auckland-based menswear designers who held the first show of the event. The second show to be profiled was created i...
Tacoma Art Museum: Clearly Brilliant: A Decade of Pilchuck Glass School's Emerging Artists in Residence
The artists represented in Clearly Brilliant bring many themes and unique approaches to their work. Some artists make reference to objects you would see in everyday li...
Trace Contemporary Art: Star Spangled Colour: Marty Walsh
"Star Spangled Colour",Opening July 4th, 2002 and hosted by Trace Contemporary Art, Belfast, promises an exhibit as diverse and exciting as it is colourful. The selected works from the 6 renowned American artists, Marty Walsh, Tom Pfannerstill, C...
Telfair Museum of Art: Georgia Triennial 2001/2002
Featured artists are diverse in age, race, gender, and geographic location within the state. The exhibition includes traditional media such as painting and sculpture, as well as new genres such as installation and electronic media. Accompanied by ...
ASU Art Museum: Contemporary Art Furniture: Sam Maloof, John Cederquist, Wendy Maruyama
Sam Maloof (b.1916) started making furniture immediately after World War II, when there was little demand for the handmade object. His functional work appears deceptively simple with its uncluttered design, unassuming and natural qualities...
Be Original @ Miami Circle: TransATLantic 2005 from Berlin to Atlanta
TransATLantic 2005 is a group exhibition of four emerging artists from Berlin, Germany. They are Uwe Behrens, Bojan Hocevar, Christa Nagel and Pablo Reese von Lichtenberg. One Berlin artist of the exhibition will also be chosen to receive the AIRI...
gallery twenty-four: Transatlantic is an exhibition of 10 emerging artists from Atlanta, Georgia
Artists included in the exhibition are Yun Bai, Laura Bell, Jeff Doud, Grady Haugerud, Scott Lawrence, Andrew Lovell, Mandie Turner Mitchell, Jeromie Neidlinger, Sasha-Igenue Patton and Heather Stevens Weese. GALLERY twenty-four is located at Oder...
Denise Bibro Fine Art: Gone to the Dogs
Artists include:
David Barnett
Sophie Blackall
Boyce Cummings
Peter Drake
Katherine Fraser
Eric Ginsburg
Lauren Grabelle
Catherine Hnatov
Serge Hollerbach
Brooke Jacobs
Michel Keck
Susan ...
The Arts Factory: Here and There: Exploring Regionalism
The exhibition has been organized by artist Marty Walsh, a member of the Contemporary Arts Collective and a Premiere Portfolio Member at absolutearts.com. Named artists are Ann Stewa...
Redbud Gallery: Call for Artists: Project Phoenix
Top collectors, Marylyn Oshman, Mary Cullen, and ethers have committed to purchase pieces. Artists Dan Mitchell Allison, David Best, Bill Davenport, George Berms, Lucas Johnson, James Sorts, Sharon Kopriva, DeeWolff, and others have already agree...
Artist’s Magazine: Call for Entries: The Artist's Magazine's 23rd Annual Art Competition
Five first place winners will receive $2,500 cash, five second place winners will receive $1,250 cash, and five third place winners will receive $750 cash. There will be 15 $100 cash honorable mention winners, and all award winners and honorable m...
Tacoma Art Museum: Walter O. Evans Collection of African American Art
Evans, who grew up in Georgia and South Carolina, became interested in art when he began visiting museums while he was in the U.S. Navy during the ...
Craft ACT: Craft and Design Centre: Baseline: Remnant Grasslands of Weereewa/Lake George, Beth Hatton and Christine James
The exhibition takes its title and theme from the establishment in 1828 of a baseline at Lake George by Surveyor-General Sir Thomas Mitchell which symbolised a colonial attitude towards the land and its division. Beth Hatton stitches plant m...
Centre for Contemporary Photography: Leica/CCP Documentary Photography Award
In recognising the key influence of photography on our lives, it examines the power and effect of the medium through works presented in essay format. Bringing together a diverse collection of works, the fourth Leica/CCP Documentary Photography Awa...
24 HR Art - Northern Territory Centre for Contemporary Art: New Australiana: photomedia exhibition
Artists: Stevie Everton Smith WA, Cathy Laudenbach NT Graham Miller WA, Gia Mitchell QLD, Lee-Anne Richards NSW, Glenn Sloggett VIC, Doug Spowart QLD,  Lyndal Walker VIC, John A. Williams NSW, Anne Zahalka NSW The exhibition was first conceiv...
Bellevue Art Museum: Roy Lichtenstein: Times Square Mural
Lichtenstein was commissioned 12 years ago by New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority to create a mural for the Times Square subway station. Standing 6 feet high and 53 feet long the mural depicts a skyline view of a futuristic city and ...
el museo del barrio: ERNESTO PUJOL: CONVERSION OF MANNERS CONTEMPORANEA 2000
Conversion of Manners is a Benedictine vow that Roman Catholic monks take when they leave secular life and enter monastic life. The vow signals changes in spiritual beliefs as well as in physical manners – behavior and demeanor. Through a seri...
Cube at Beco: Extra/ordinary: Fiber Artists Rethinking Art and Everyday Life
Since the Industrial Revolution began blurring the lines between industry and handicraft, as well as the upper- and lower-classes, artists have subsequently taken great pleasure in using such developments to similarly dissolve the centuries-old ba...
Laumeier Sculpture Park: Soo Sunny Park’s Bio-Structure: Metra Geo
Soo Sunny Park’s work is informed by the cyclical nature of life, her analysis of childhood memories, her cultural and scientific explorations, and her incredible inclination to intrigue audiences. Soo Sunny Park’s site-specific installation creat...
Leslie Sacks Fine Art: Jim Dine: 1973 - 2004
In a large botanical monotype, Dine has combined lyrical brushwork reminiscent of Joan Mitchell (read Monet) with Pollock-like drips and an obsessive attention to the development of surface such that in some places he’s broken through the surface...
Atlantic Center for the Arts: Call for Artists: 2009 MASTER ARTISTS-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM
The master artists each personally select a group of associates - talented, emerging and mid career artists - through an application process administered by ACA. During the residency, artists participate in informal sessions with their group, coll...
Walker Art Center: Dirt on Delight: Impulses That Form Clay
Ranging from modestly scaled pots to figurines to large sculptures, the 88 works on view cross a spectrum that includes fine art, craft, and outsider practices. Collectively they suggest that clay appeals to basic impulses, starting with the delig...
Leslie Sacks Fine Art: Jim Dine: Paintings, Sculptures, drawings, Prints, Performance Works, Stage and Book Designs
The prints in the Sacks show will include two large robes, Pale Self and Very Picante, and an equally imposing Venus, Oil of Gladness. The Venus De Milo and the robe are, like the heart, recurring iconographic themes for Dine. The Venus image came...
Colville Place Gallery: The Best Way to View the Past is to Invent it...Alternity by Steven Cook
Alternity began about 5 years ago when I started collecting old photographs and carte de visites of people. I'd be sifting through thousands of the things and every once in a while there would be a ...
Center for Creative Photography: Couples: Photographs by Mariana Cook
The Center is pleased to present this engaging project from Mariana Cook, who has never before exhibited in Arizona, said Nancy Lutz, Acting Director, Center for Creative Photography. This show will have enormous appeal for all generations of vi...
CQL Design Center: Metropolis Rise : New Art from London
Metropolis Rise : New Art from London will take place at the Moganshan art district which has been at the forefront of artistic development in Shanghai in recent years. The exhibition will then travel to DIAF 06 at 798 Space, Beijings largest inde...
Museum of Modern Art: Rober Storr Promoted to Senior Curator at the MOMA
The title of Senior Curator indicates exceptional merit, and is among the highest distinctions this Museum can offer, remarked Mr. Lowry. This promotion recognizes Robert Storrs tremendous contributions, both as an exhibition organizer, a...
Queens Museum of Art: Art at Work: Forty Years of the Chase Manhattan Collection
This landmark exhibition will present a wondrous display of 120 contemporary masterpieces, including: a powerful thirty-eight foot mural by Sam Francis; a soaring mobile by Alexander Calder; and a landmark video installation by Nam Jun...
Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens: Pictures in Private: British Portraiture in Domestic Spaces, 1680-1830
Rather than the narrative painting celebrated on the Continent, portraiture was the most popular genre of art in eighteenth-century Britain. Collectors displayed not only large-scale painted portraits, but also portrait prints, drawings, and m...
MASS MoCA: Philip Guston's Caricatures of Richard Nixon
Guston was born in Montreal, Canada, to a family who emigrated from Odessa, in the Ukraine. His family moved to Los Angeles where Guston attended high school and where he met Jackson Pollock. By age 15, he had decided to become an artist, and enro...

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