Showing 10 artworks with Unidentified Artist, Harper's Weekly
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- Putty
- Black And White Photo
- Diego Rivera
- Self Portrait
- Monumental Sculpture
- Vintage Photography
- Urban Pedestrians
- Intricate Carvings
- Mexican Art
- Vintage Invitation
- Historical Monument
- Modernism Art
- Monochrome Print
- Fresco Painting
- Emmy Lou Packard
- Stylized Chair Art
- "Historic Building Art"
- “Art Gallery Print”
- Chester Dale
- “Black And White Image”
- “Interior Design Art”
- Medieval Funerary Art
- Candid Street Scene
- Red And Black Ink
- Vintage Photography”
- Frida Kahlo
Exhibition Building, third floor by Unidentified Artist, Harper’s Weekly (1961). A captivating black & white photo of a museum interior. Explore architectural details and timeless elegance.
A rare Harper's Weekly photo of Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera & Chester Dale. Capturing a pivotal moment in art history, this black & white image showcases modernist figures.
A candid black and white photograph capturing the joyful stroll of Emmy Lou Packard and Diego Rivera on a busy 1940s San Francisco street, offering a rare glimpse into art history for your private collection.
A vintage 1955 Dress Show invitation featuring striking red and black illustrations on aged paper by an Unidentified Artist from Harper's Weekly, offering a unique piece of fashion history to add to your collection.
A striking 1877 black and white wood engraving depicting Chin Foo Wong in traditional attire by an Unidentified Artist from Harper's Weekly, offering a rare glimpse into history for your private collection.
Intricate stone carvings and heraldic shields define this grand 1443 depiction of the Tomb of Infante D. Fernando by Unidentified Artist, Harper's Weekly, offering a majestic glimpse into history for your collection.