Artist: Samuel Read ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (40)
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Samuel Read, Warwick Castle, from Harper"s Weekly, 20 Aug. 1874, 19th century
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Samuel Read, The Danube, at the junction of the Pruth ,.from Harper"s Weekly, page 433,2 June 1877., 19th century
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Royall Brewster Smith - John G. Read 1833 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art American
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Royall Brewster Smith - Eliza R. Read 1833 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art American
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A. Ridgton Read, The Sweep, 1923
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A. Ridgton Read, Turkeys, 20th century
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Richard Read, Moses in the Bulrushes, 18th century
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A. Ridgton Read, Roquefixade, Pyranees, 20th century
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A. Ridgton Read, Carcassone under Snow, 20th century
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A. Ridgton Read, Fine Weather for Ducks, 20th century
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Toyohara Kunichika, The Meiji Empress Teaching Children to Read, 1887
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Jacob Lawrence - In many of the communities the Negro press was read continually because of its attitude and its encouragement of the movement. 1940-41 tempera on gesso on The Museum of Modern Art American
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Francesco Curti, The Virgin Teaching the Infant Jesus to Read, after Guercino, 17th century
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Artist: James B. Read Title: Portrait of a Boy Date: 1856 Medium: oil on canvas
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Thomas Buchanan Read, American, 1822-1872 Sheridan"s Ride 1871 Oil on canvas 73.34 x 60.32 cm
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Francisco JosÈ de Goya y Lucientes, Esto si que es leer (That Certainly Is Being Able to Read), plate 29 from the series Los Caprichos (Caprices), 1799
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Artist: David Charles Read Title: Evening: Landscape with Two Figures Date: about 1830 Medium: watercolor
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Samuel William Reynolds, Senior, Samuel Whitbred, Esq., 18th - 19th century
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Samuel Palmer, "Christmas" etching in Samuel Palmer, a memoir by A. H. Palmer, 19th century
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Samuel Palmer, An English Version of the Eclogues of Virgil by Samuel Palmer (London: Seeley & Company, 1883), 1883
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Washington Allston - Samuel Williams c. 1817 oil on canvas Cleveland Museum of Art American
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Eastman Johnson - Samuel W. Rowse c. 1881 oil on board Cleveland Museum of Art American
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William Dunlap - Samuel Griffin c. 1809 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art American
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Benjamin West - Dr. Samuel Boude 1755 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art American
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Thomas Lawrence - Samuel Woodburn c. 1820 oil on panel The Fitzwilliam Museum British
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Libation Dish, ca. 2960-2770 B.C.E.; Dynasty 1; Archaic period EgyptianSiltstone; W. 5 3/4 in. (14.5
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Walter Ufer - Portrait of Samuel Lustgarten c. 1925-1927 oil on canvas Los Angeles County Museum of Art American
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Winthrop Chandler - Mrs. Samuel Chandler c. 1780 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art American
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Henry Dexter - Samuel Atkins Eliot 1837 plaster bust Boston Athenaeum American
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Gilbert Stuart - Samuel Alleyne Otis 1811-1813 oil on wood National Gallery of Art American
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Samuel Palmer, The Bellman, 1879
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John Trumbull - Judge Samuel Livermore 1792 oil on panel Currier Museum of Art American
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Leopold Seyffert - Samuel Henry Kress 1953 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art American
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Samuel Prout, At York, 1821
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Samuel Sangster, The Victim, 19th century
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Augustus Saint Gaudens - The Puritan (Deacon Samuel Chapin) 1899 bronze Los Angeles County Museum of Art American
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Samuel Howitt, The Hare and the Tortoise, 1809
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Samuel Palmer, The Cypress Grove, 1883
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Samuel Williamson, Coffeepot, circa 1800
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Samuel Miller, Young Boy with Dog, circa 1850

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (30)
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The British Museum: Cracking Codes: The Rosetta Stone and Decipherment
The exhibition shows the variety of the world's writing systems and relate the story of the Stone's discovery, how it entered the British Museum in 1802, and how it inspired decipherment by the young ...
Dundee Contemporary Arts: Roddy Buchanan: Players
Buchanan, born in Glasgow in 1965, has used photography, video, text and objects to examine how we read people's identity and how individuals identify themselves in society. Many of his works have been collaborative, seeking the co-operation of ama...
Laurence Miller Gallery: John Gutmann: Instant Messaging
In these intimate vintage black and white prints, we read signs that say "WE WANT THE 40 HOUR WEEK" and "FOR THE PROTECTION OF LIVES CUT YOUR SPEED." Automobiles became billboards, where messages were posted, both private (CQ de SM5YU) and pub...
Cleveland Center for Contemporary Art: Once Upon A Time: Contemporary Art for Children's Books
Featuring original artwork created by popular contemporary artists Keith Haring, Fai...
Jewish Museum: Charlotte Salomon: Life Or Theatre
Executed in three primary colors, the gouaches read like a series of storyboards for a film, following the events of Salomon's life. Art, texts and musical references recreate a life scarred by family tragedy and Nazi persecution, yet intersp...
Taipei Caves Art Center: The Art of Lin Chi-fong
Lin Chi-fong's oeuvre maybe divided into two distinct groups. In the first group, Lin Chi-fong bases himself on masterpieces that deal with Taoist and Buddhist material as handed down from age to age by the anci...
Kiasma: Kite Stories: Installation by Brian Eno
The text is taken from the Japanese story Onmyo - Ji by Reiko Otano and was read by Kyoko Inatome. I time-stretched her readings using Sound-Designer software, and then re-pitched the stretched voi...
31 Grand: Adam Stennett: Before the Accident
The installation IF YOU CAN READ THIS YOU ARE ALREADY DEAD, involves 30-50 live mice which run through a series of industrial Clear Schedule 40 PVC pipe hanging a few feet overhead and extending into the walls of the gallery. ...
Portland Museum of Art: Sa Schloff: Portrait Gallery
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Artboard.co.uk: Call for Entries: Images of Conscience
Artboard is putting together this exhibition of artwork that is about people who are not too well off, whether though urban depravation or political greed, local or far away. It has launched a search across the net for really strong images that depic...
Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art: Kathryn Spence: Wild
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Bartley Nees Gallery: Max Gimblett: Paintings and Drawings
Max Gimblett’s art is timeless. Born out of 20th century abstract expressionism and early modernist concerns to express the spiritual in art, it is also inflected by the artist’s interest in Asian art and religion. His paintings, which are at onc...
Daniel Langlois Foundation: Call for Artists: Grants for Researchers in Residence
Individuals wishing to submit a research proposal are asked to read the program's guidelines:
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Index - Swedish Contemporary Art Foundation: Andreas Korsar: Lite lik dig
The exhibition "Lite lik dig" (A bit like you)  is Andreas Korsár’s first presentation in Stockholm and contains a mix of new work and old, colour and black & white, animation and drawing. Andreas Korsár has previously also worked with music video...
Addison Gallery of American Art: Love and Loss: American Portrait and Mourning Miniatures from the Yale University Art Gallery
Small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, the miniature stands apart from any other art form because of its highly personal content. Revealing people’s private selves and secrets, these treasures portray loved one...
Craft ACT: Craft and Design Centre: Dichasium: New Work by Morgan James
In Dichasium, twenty six panels of embroidered cloth emerge from black and disappear into white with a rich spectrum in between. Each panel is machine embroidered with a pattern celebrating an indigenous flowering plant. Morgan James is an a...
South London Gallery: Christian Boltanski: Les Abonnes du Telephone
Whichever course they choose, it will inevitably be a personal one and this oscillation between the global and the individual, the international and the local is central to the work. These relationships are further developed in a specially commiss...
MAK Center for Art and Architecture: TRESPASSING: Houses x Artists
The projects engage the house as subject, investigating its forms, functions and significance while imagining a wide variety of prototypes for living. Presenting renderings, models, video and an interactive installation, the artists and architects...
Sara Tecchia Roma New York: R E A D: A New Series of Paintings by Duston Spear
Spear explains: “I took up a relationship with Crane’s text, what critic Deborah Frizzell called ‘ventriloquizing his lines in word-image conjunctions.’[1] Crane has this black and white take on war—so sarcastic and haunting—‘these men were born t...
Blackrock College: Art Exhibition to Feature Works by Cummiskey
From the Artist's Statement "I am a watercolourist. "I paint on the theme of the writings and wanderings of James Joyce, Samuel Beckett and on specific themes. I have a special interest in combining literature and painting. I put my spi...
Kunstlerhaus Cinema: MOVED PICTURES OF LAWRENCE WEINER
Weiner’s filmmaking represents a continuous line of concerns in his oeuvre. Capturing reality in moved pictures in context with his statements and linguistic structures, the films are cha...
Harvard University Art Museums, Arthur M. Sackler Museum: The Sensuous and the Sublime: Representations of Love in the Arts of the Middle East and Southern Asia
Inspired by a wealth of sacred literature, lyric poetry, and folk tales, artists often created paintings and sculptures that could be read alternately as visualizations of overt sensuality or as symbols of spiritual union. In these beautiful works...
Unisa Art Gallery: Tribute to Lucky Sibiya
Lucky Sibiya is internationally renowned for his abstract paintings and sculptural carvings. Sibiya's works have been exhibited, and collected locally and globally. His richly carved flowing rhythmic lines and painted wood panels are perha...
Grand Rapids Art Museum: Contemporary Art From Cuba: Irony and Survival on the Utopian Island
But for an outsider, the context of the work, contemporary Cuba, is riveting. Its culture is rich in complexity, with many ethnic sources; and its history includes invasions by the Spanish, English, ...
King County Washington Public Art Program: Call for Artists: Harborview Medical Center Ninth Avenue Streetscape
As part of the current Bond Program the campus is undergoing extensive seismic upgrades and construction over the next two to six years. Two new buildings will be constructed and significant improvements will be made to the campus streetscape and...
NSA Gallery: Recent Works by Michael Croeser
Culled from an archive of old magazines and postcards (mass media debris of sorts), these collages were meticulously drawn and rendered on a large scale – and look like humongous high contrast photocopies from a distance.
Canberra Contemporary Art Space, Gorman House: Call for Artists: 2004 CCAS Contemporary Art Award
HOW TO ENTER Enter by filling in the entry form found onlin at http://www.ccas.com.au/ and submitting it to CCAS with a maximum of 2 slides, photographs or digital images (JPEG format) of the artwork. Sl...
Parsons Exhibition Gallery, Parsons School of Design: SPEECHLESS: A Retrospective of Peter Kuper
SPEECHLESS will include cover illustrations, paintings, sculptures and wordless comics in Kuper's unique stencil style. Also featured are examples of Kuper's step-by-step process of illustration, a comic chronicling his experience serving as an ex...
gallery twenty-four: Call for Artists: Autodidactic and Undiscovered Artists from Around the World
In order to expand their exhibition program to provide the Berlin art community with a well rounded lineup of talent, they are providing four exhibition periods devoted to "self-curated" shows for individuals or groups, who wish to assemble and ex...
Diane Farris Gallery: Kathryn Jacobi: The Minor Pantheon
Inspired by the surrealist artists, in particular, Max Ernst and Paul Klee, the paintings are a meditation on the randomness of fate. Thematically they present history as a game, a puzzle. Things are not what they seem - are fragmented and tr...

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