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Frederic Edwin Church

1870

Jerusalem From The Mount Of Olives

Frederic Edwin Church’s Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives portrays a picturesque scene during sunset featuring people walking along a mountain path. Influenced by Alexander von Humboldt's vision of interconnectedness, this painting exemplifies the Hudson River School's Romantic style and meticulous detail.

John Singer Sargent

1877

Oyster Gatherers Returning (also Known As Mussel Gatherers)

Explore John Singer Sargent’s "Oyster Gatherers." A serene 1877 oil painting capturing coastal life with muted tones & expressive brushwork. Discover its realism & timeless beauty.

Albrecht Dürer

1502

Nemesis (the Great Fortune)

Albrecht Dürer's "Nemesis (The Great Fortune)" depicts the Greek goddess of retribution alongside Fortuna, showcasing balance and human fate through intricate engraving.

Thomas Moran

1912

Grand Canyon

Experience Thomas Moran’s breathtaking ‘Grand Canyon’ oil painting – a masterpiece of American Romanticism. Capturing the West's beauty, this iconic 1912 artwork is a must-see.

Yinka Shonibare Mbe

2010

Planets In My Head, Physics

Explore Yinka Shonibare MBE's 'Planets in My Head, Physics': A whimsical sculpture blending childhood wonder with scientific exploration and colonial history.

Eugène Louis Boudin

1895

Boats Decorated With Flags In The Port Of Deauville (bateaux Pavoisés Dans Le Bassin, Deauville)

Eugene Boudin's "Boats Decorated with Flags" captures a vibrant Normandy harbor scene—a lively regatta filled with colorful sails and bustling activity, showcasing the artist’s mastery of light and movement.

Thomas Cole

1844

The Old Mill At Sunset

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Thomas Cole's 'The Old Mill at Sunset.' This iconic Romantic landscape captures a serene Hudson River scene, showcasing masterful brushwork and evocative light.

Raphaelle Peale

1822

Venus Rising From The Sea - A Deception (also Known As After The Bath)

Raphaelle Peale's 'Venus Rising' (1822) is a captivating trompe l'oeil still life, concealing layers of artistic references – including a portrait of the artist himself and a copy of Barry’s Venus. A complex visual joke!

George Wesley Bellows

1907

Frankie The Organ Boy

George Bellows' "Frankie the Organ Boy" captures a poignant portrait of youth amidst urban hardship. This realist masterpiece, painted in 1907, explores themes of childhood and societal expectations with masterful detail.

Eugène Louis Boudin

1874

Trouville, Beach Scene (trouville, Scène De Plage)

Eugene Boudin's "Trouville, Beach Scene" captures a lively Normandy beach gathering (1874). Observe tourists, charming details & Boudin’s signature plein air style in this captivating Impressionist painting.

Clare Marie Veronica Leighton

1933

The Net Menders

Discover "The Net Menders" by Clare Leighton (1898-1989), a poignant woodcut depicting rural labor and community resilience through masterful printmaking. Explore its details & history.

Louise Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun

1784

Portrait Of Marie-gabrielle De Gramont, Comtesse De Caderousse

Portrait of Marie-Gabrielle de Gramont, Comtesse de Caderousse

Thomas Hart Benton

Huckleberry Finn

Thomas Hart Benton’s "Huckleberry Finn" (c. 19XX) is a dramatic monochrome print depicting a rescue scene. Explore its Gothic realism, symbolism & narrative power – a unique American artwork.

Magdalena Abakanowicz

1998

Standing Figures (thirty Figures)

Thirty unique sculptures evoke a profound sense of human individuality and collective experience in Magdalena Abakanowicz's Standing Figures, a powerful 1998 masterpiece inviting you to explore its depth.

Bernardo Strozzi

1620

St Cecilia

Admire Bernardo Strozzi’s ‘St Cecilia’ (1620) – a Baroque masterpiece! Explore this stunning oil painting's dramatic light, classical beauty & serene depiction at the Nelson-Atkins.

Lucas Cranach The Elder

1535

The Three Graces

Lucas Cranach’s ‘The Three Graces’ captures Renaissance beauty with ethereal figures and classical symbolism. This Northern Renaissance masterpiece, painted in 1535, offers a timeless depiction of feminine grace – discover this iconic artwork.

Gaspare Traversi

1750

The Drawing Lesson

Discover "The Drawing Lesson" by Gaspare Traversi – a captivating 1750 oil painting depicting an artistic education scene with lively figures and rich detail. Explore its history & significance!

William Sidney Mount

1836

Courtship (also Known As Winding Up)

Experience 'Courtship' by William Sidney Mount! This captivating 1836 oil painting depicts a romantic scene with a man and woman, showcasing the artist’s realistic style & capturing intimate details of rural life.

William Eugene Smith

1951

Nurse Midwife (new Dresses)

Explore William Eugene Smith's iconic "Nurse Midwife" photo essay documenting Maude Callen’s compassionate care for underserved women in rural South Carolina—a landmark achievement in documentary photography.

William Eugene Smith

1951

Untitled (girl In Doorway; From Nurse Midwife Series)

William Eugene Smith's poignant 'Untitled (Girl in Doorway)' captures resilience and hardship through black & white photography, showcasing a young girl’s determination amidst rural America's challenges.

Alfred Sisley

1885

The Lock Of Saint-mammès (l

This captivating landscape portrays Saint-Mammès's confluence, showcasing barges amidst shimmering water under Sisley's signature Impressionist style. Gifted to The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in 2015, it exemplifies his masterful depiction of natural light and tranquility.

Ernst Barlach

1910

Frenzy (der Berserker)

Ernst Barlach’s ‘Frenzy (Der Berserker)’ is a monumental bronze sculpture created in 1910, capturing the essence of revolutionary fervor inspired by Norse mythology. Its depiction of a seated warrior embodies anguish and despair, symbolizing resistance against oppression.

Gaston Lachaise

1993

Bas-relief Woman

Gaston Lachaise’s ‘Bas-Relief Woman,’ created in 1934 and cast in 1993, is a monumental bronze sculpture honoring his wife Isabel Nagel. Standing on one leg with outstretched arms, the figure embodies feminine strength and grace, reflecting Lachaise's profound admiration for his muse.

William H. Johnson

1941

Going To Church

A vibrant modernist folk depiction of a family traveling to church in rural South Carolina by William H. Johnson captures the soulful resilience of the Harlem Renaissance and invites you to explore this timeless masterpiece.

Frederic Edwin Church

John Singer Sargent

Albrecht Dürer

Thomas Moran

Yinka Shonibare Mbe

Eugène Louis Boudin

Thomas Cole

Raphaelle Peale

George Wesley Bellows

Eugène Louis Boudin

Clare Marie Veronica Leighton

Louise Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun

Thomas Hart Benton

Magdalena Abakanowicz

Bernardo Strozzi

Lucas Cranach The Elder

Gaspare Traversi

William Sidney Mount

William Eugene Smith

William Eugene Smith

Alfred Sisley

Ernst Barlach

Gaston Lachaise

William H. Johnson

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