Artist: Marcus Stone (1840 - 1921)
Nationality: British
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Artworks in Museum Collections: (60)
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Monogrammist Y.H.S. A Pensive Man Sitting on a Stone Bench Woodcut 16th century
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Ramon Medina Silva Stone figure volcanic stone circa 1200 - 1500
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Ramon Medina Silva Stone figure in honor of Eshu Elegba stone 18 - 19th century
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Stone Water Basin with Kesa Design, Anonymous , early Edo period, 17th century, Stone
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Antonio Tempesta Aglauros a Mercurio in lapidem transformatur (Mercury Turning Aglauros to Stone), pl. 20 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses Etching 17th century
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Judy Dater - Self-Portrait with Stone 1982 gelatin silver print Cleveland Museum of Art American
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Ezekiel Cooper Hawkins - Ethan Stone mid 1840's hand-colored daguerr Cincinnati Art Museum American
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Augustus Vincent Tack - Harlan F. Stone 1944 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art American
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Ldamie Metate stone 800
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Thomas Skynner - John Stone c. 1845 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art American
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Bifacial Stone Tool, Abydos , Neolithic Period (5500 - 3100 BCE), Flint
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950 Hats, Jim Stone (United States, born 1947) , 1983, Gelatin-silver print
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Thomas Skynner - Eliza Welch Stone c. 1845 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art American
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Bifacial Stone Tool, Abydos , Neolithic Period (5500 - 3100 BCE), Flint
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Retired Upholsterer, Jim Stone (United States, born 1947) , 1983, Gelatin-silver print
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Mini and the Go Gater, Jim Stone (United States, born 1947) , 1985, Gelatin-silver print
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Turkeman Guard, Jim Stone (United States, born 1947) , 1986, Gelatin-silver print
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Cham (AmÈdÈe Charles Henri de NoÈ) Mask Stone, shell 3rd - 6th century
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Ldamie Metate stone 1000 - 1400
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Louisa Starr Canziani - Italian Peasant in stone archway 1880-1900 oil on linen laid do Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery British
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Saidi Cross stone 20th century
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Anonymous Tubular bead pectoral Stone AD 600–900
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Tiny, Yuma, Arizona, Jim Stone (United States, born 1947) , 1988, Gelatin-silver print
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Ron and Keith on the Westside, Syracuse, Jim Stone (United States, born 1947) , 1984, Gelatin-silver print
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Goqing (Sonorous Stone), 19th century Amoy Province, ChinaWood, metal, stone; H. 19 in. (48.4 cm)The
J. Paul Getty Museum -
Pope Clement VII
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Bacchiacca - Marcus Curtius c. 1520-1530 oil on wood The National Gallery, London Italian
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Kueku Buja Mask with stand stone circa 1400
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Orchard Painter Relief fragment of head (probably Amon) stone 305 BC - 30 BC
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Flora Mace Broad winged pectoral Stone 800–1200
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Flora Mace Broad winged pectoral Stone 800–1200
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Flora Mace Broad winged pectoral Stone 800–1200
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Flora Mace Broad winged pectoral Stone 800–1200
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Elias van den Broeck - Stone niche with thistle, lizard and insects 1690 oil on canvas The Fitzwilliam Museum Dutch
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William Page - Colonel William Leete Stone 1839 oil on canvas Cleveland Museum of Art American
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Dwight Evans Hits a Home Run, Fenway Park, Jim Stone (United States, born 1947) , 1982, Gelatin-silver print
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Abraham Mignon - Still-life: fruit and nuts on a stone ledge n.d. oil on panel The Fitzwilliam Museum German
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Painter of the Louvre G508 Fibula metal, stone and paste 14th century
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Nnyu Three ribbed bracelet (Eweki) stone 20th century
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Varney Masalay Adze wood, stone, and rattan 20th century
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Sito Conte Commemorative palma in the shape of a harpy eagle Stone ca. 900
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Saidi Cross of In-Gall silver and red stone 20th century
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Robert Dighton Necklace stone beads circa 1325 - 1521
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Robert Dighton Necklace stone beads circa 1325 - 1521
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Nnyu Bracelet (ekweki) new stone 20th century
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Kao Yang (Chih Yin) (Chiu-Fu) Wavy-lined skeletal stone, hole in center, smaller stone below at right, No.14 from the Volume on Stones - from: The Treatise on Calligraphy and Painting of the Ten Bamboo Studio Color woodcut 17th century
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Kao Yang (Chih Yin) (Chiu-Fu) Wavy-lined skeletal stone, hole in center, smaller stone below at right, No.14 from the Volume on Stones - from: The Treatise on Calligraphy and Painting of the Ten Bamboo Studio Color woodcut 17th century
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Knudsen Group Vase for holding eye ointment alabaster(?) ceramic(?) stone (?) 600 - 300
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Rachel Ruysch - Roses, Convolvulus, Poppies and Other Flowers in an Urn on a Stone Ledge c. 1745 oil on canvas National Museum of Women in the Arts Dutch
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Ldamie Seed cracker with blue mount stone 1908
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Grandville (Jean Ignace Isidore GÈrard) Ritual mace head in the shape of a parrot Stone 6th–9th century
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Grandville (Jean Ignace Isidore GÈrard) Ritual mace head in the shape of a parrot Stone 6th–9th century
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Marie Santana Bracelet with black and white marbling stone 20th century
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Two Mortuary Tablets for So Hunbo (1775-1815) Inscribed with a 666-character biography of So Hunbo (1775-1815), Pak Chonghun (Korea)  (Artist), dated 1815, Carved stone
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Two Mortuary Tablets for So Hunbo (1775-1815) Inscribed with a 666-character biography of So Hunbo (1775-1815), Pak Chonghun (Korea)  (Artist), dated 1815, Carved stone
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Cham (AmÈdÈe Charles Henri de NoÈ) Commemorative ballgame yoke with Underworld figures Stone 6th–9th century
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Richard Fiscus Pomdo funerary figure stone (steatite) 20th century
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Orchard Painter Horus crushing the crocodiles hole on top stone circa 1735
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Giovanni Bologna Sabre gilt metal, steel, and stone? 1796 - 1815
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Will Petersen Green Red Stone Color lithograph 1964

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (40)
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Bolton Museum and Art Gallery: Suzanne North: Material Matter
Suzanne North was born 1943 in Huddersfield, England. She now lives and works in Huddersfield, Kirklees, West Yorkshire, UK. This self taught artist has been scuplting for the last 10 years and has exhibited across the UK. She says about her w...
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 ...
Visual Arts Center of Northwest Florida: Spotlight: Margaret Stone
The purpose of the Visual Arts Center is to foster excellence, diversity and vitality of the visual arts, to broaden the availability and appreciation of such excellence, diversity, and vitality through education and exhibitions, and to serve as a...
Aboriginals: Art of the First Person: Spirits of Stone
Carvers are able to reveal these spirits and free the powers of wisdom, courage, cunning and tenacity traditionally possessed by the animal that is revealed in the carving. Carvings range from those with intricate detail by Zuni carvers Dan ...
Neuberger Museum of Art: Women of Stone: Harriet Feigenbaum and Barbara Segal
Barbara Segal's incredibly detailed work displays her whimsical sense of humor displayed via her tour de force ability to depict reality. For this exhibition, she has chosen to pres...
Mohler Artworks: Full Circle Movables: Furnishing the New Stone Age
Chris Mohler has been a cornerstone of the art world in Columbus, OH for the past 3 decades. This event is not to be missed as the artist opens his home and vision to the community. This will truly be an open forum that most artists dare not attem...
Musee du Quebec: TOUCHER POUR VOIR : LA SCULPTURE EN PIERRE
The tour led by a Musee du Quebec guide is accompanied by educational material such as stone carving tools including sledges, bush hammers, pitching chisels, rasps. A marble plate, worked to produce certain ...
Lalit Kala Akademi Galleries: Poetry in Stone: Scuplture by S.D.Hariprasad
The gentle beauty of the expression in a single stone form -- surprisingly -- sort of sneaks up on you. Possibly this is because you think you don't know what to expect. You have been beguiled by images of assertive, wildly sculptural forms b...
NSA Gallery: TRACES by Stavros Georgiades
The works take their cue from what the artist recognizes as the conflation of similarities between various cultures, religions and belief systems. He states the sculptures are keys that form connections with various states of 'being' and understan...
Bishop's University: The Starving Can’t Eat Stone
Inspired by the monument to the 10,000 Irish emigrants who died in the 1840’s quarantine station of Grosse-Ile, Scott MacLeod’s figurative paintings and drawings are a reminder of the pain, suffering and death of so many who did not survive their...
THEATER TALK: Vagina Monologues & Theatre Archives
Next, Basil Hero, President of The Broadway Theatre Archives, shows short clips from classic videos in the Archive's collection, including: THE ICEMAN COMETH with Jason Robards and Robert Redford, JOURNEY OF THE FIFTH HORSE with Dustin Hoffm...
Art Gallery of Hamilton: Jade, The Ultimate Treasure of Ancient China
Bringing together over 120 individual pieces and sets of jade, the exhibition - presented by JNE Consulting Limited and Turkstra Lumber -- is a rare opportunity to experience firsthand the stone that has played such a central and revered role i...
Denver Botanic Gardens: Chapungu: Custom and Legend, A Culture in Stone
Over 80 sculptures, representing eight universally human themes, range in height from three feet to 11 feet and weigh from 600 pounds to 6,000 pounds. They will be displayed in natural outdoor settings, including in water gardens. Programming at t...
Armory Arts Village: Call for Artists: Live Your Art - Make It Your Day Job
Affordable live/work space Phase One of the development of this exciting creativity- focused neighborhood is Armory Artswalk Apartmentswhich offers affordable space and amenities designed to meet the living and working needs of artists,...
Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg: Bent & Broken Shafts of Light Lawrence Weiner
Lawrence Weiner's material is language. For him, language serves as the universal and infinitely versatile medium for the communication of an artistic intention He always uses language concretely, never metaphorically. When he says stone, wate...
Michael Dunev Art Projects: Carlos Lizariturry : Sculpture
His work is characterised by its potent muscularity and a keen sensitivity to the materials, both in iron as in stone or terra-cotta. With traces that are vaguely anthropomorphic and emitting a unique heroic presence, they recall stellae or menhir...
Slater Memorial Museum: The Classicist: Remembering John Zito
John Zito’s training began as a student of sculpture at the Hartford Art School but it years later his creative passion turned to painting in oil on canvas in the tradition of the old masters. His work reveals a particular love for the paintings ...
Stephen Cohen Gallery: NY NY: Vintage Photographs From The Photo League and The New York School work by Lida Moser, Joe Schwartz, Erika Stone and Bill Witt
The work that Photo League members Moser, Schwartz, Stone and Witt produced is beautiful, textured and disturbing. These artists worked during tough times; the effects of the depression were everywhere evident, fascism was on the rise in Europe, l...
Green Pebble: Julia Cake to be Featured on Cover of Spring 2008 Issue
Read more of the article about Julia Cake on line at http://www.greenpebble.co.uk/juliacake.htm. Green Pebble is the region�s biggest circulating free magazine dedicated to the visual arts c...
Minneapolis Intitute of Arts: Prints & Processes
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Gallery Donkersvoort: Small Monuments: Work in Stone
The artists are from all corners of the world. Participating artists are: Chris Peterson and Andrew Wielawski (both...
Seattle Art Museum: Feasting with the Gods: Art and Ceremony in Ancient Mesoamerica and the Central Andes
The exhibition, a selection of exquisite pieces from the collection of Assen and Christine Nicolov, and from SAM’s permanent collection, presents an array of implements used in feasting rituals from the high-ranking elite to the commoner. Painted ...
UCF Art Gallery: Between Heaven and Earth: The Sculpture of Isamu Noguchi
The son of an American editor and a well-known Japanese poet, Noguchi (1904-1988) was one of the pioneering forces of modern abstraction, and his importance and influence continues to grow. Noguchi’s work typified a fusion of Eastern and Western s...
Neuberger Museum of Art: Women of Stone, Part II: Harriet Feigenbaum
IMAGE:
Veiled Women Tried to Flee,
1992-ongoing,
Harriet Feigenbaum...
Barnwell Art Center: Louisiana Artist Exhibit
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Calvin College, Prince Conference Center: Petra: Lost City of Stone
The exhibit will be at Calvin College in its Prince Conference Center from April 4 to August 15, 2005. Calvin President Gaylen Byker, who serves as co-chair for Petra: Lost City of Stone, has been a frequent visitor to the Middle East, inclu...
Attic Gallery: Cool Heat
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Toledo Museum of Art: THE MODERN WOODCUT
The Modern Woodcut draws on the permanent collection of the Toledo Museum of Art to exhibit European and American artists using this traditional technique in a variety of formats. The show includes individual prints and prints bound into books, a...
Brooklyn Museum of Art: Within the Pale: Jewish Tombstones in the Ukraine and Moldova Photographed by David Goberman
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Irvine Contemporary: Kerry Skarbakka : The Struggle to Right Oneself: A Survey AND Sebastian Martorana : Uncommissioned Memorials
In Kerry Skarbakka's ongoing project, the artist stages himself in scenes of losing balance and control, especially at a crucial tipping point, the moment when balance and equilibrium are lost and a fall begins. His arresting photographs app...
Detroit Contemporary: ...knocking from the inside: work by Kai Kim and Hugh Timlin
Religious imagery is the predominant theme in Kai Kim's work due to her fascination with religion dating back to her childhood. She is ...
Winnipeg Art Gallery: Visions and Views: The Architecture of Borromini in the Phortographs of Edward Burtynsky
Burtynsky joins the long line of individuals who have made the pilgrimage to Rome to photograph its splendid art and architecture. Accompanied by J...
Springfield Museum of Art: JON BARLOW HUDSON: TS UNG TUBE SERIES
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Tate Gallery: Art Now
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Chicago Botanic Garden: Chapungu: Custom & Legend, A Culture in Stone
In association with Chapungu Sculpture Park, Harare, Zimbabwe, the Chicago Botanic Garden and Garfield Park Conservatory Alliance join creative forces to co-present this important exhibition, from May 31 through Oct. 31, 2003. The Chicago Botanic...
US Art Gallery: Blindness: Jacques Dhont
Jacques Dhont is a South African sculptor who creates his work from mostly natural media, including wood, stone, bones and black wattle bark. He lives and works in the Jonkershoek Valley near Stellenbosch. Dhont was born in 1959 in Zaire. He r...
Sasol Art Museum, University of Stellenbosch: James Webb - Phonosynthesizer

Listeners will be able to roam around the part landscape, part dreamscape, through the space and experience the accidental meshing of sound into fresh aural territories. My immediate reaction on seeing the space was a desire to juxtapose ele...
ABoriginArt Galleries: Birds of a Feather
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Gulf Coast Museum of Art: THE SONGS OF MAYBELLE STAMPER
Stamper's prints and drawings are filled with introspective images, and sometimes annotated with diary-like inscriptions. Stamper referred to her artwork as her songs. In 1947, Stamper, an accomplished artist and teacher, gave up academics...
Museum of American Folk Art: THE ART OF WILLIAM EDMONDSON
Organized by the Cheekwood Museum of Art in Nashville, the exhibition presents 40 limestone sculptures and 20 photographs of the artist by Edward Weston and Louise Dahl-Wolfe that reassess ...

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