Showing 24 artworks out of 103 with New Orleans Museum Of Art
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Beili Liu’s ‘After All / Mending the Sky’ is a mesmerizing installation of translucent blue forms. Explore this large-scale, ethereal sculpture & its contemplation of memory & migration.
A poignant black and white photograph by Richard Frishman capturing the historic brick architecture of a colored theatre entrance in Tylertown, Mississippi, offering a profound window into America's past for your collection.
An intricate 1967 installation of textured plaster panels by Enrique Alferez captures a profound sense of abstract rhythm and architectural depth, inviting you to explore the mastery of this Mexican sculptor's legacy.
Explore 'Brève braise' by Manon Bellet – a mesmerizing abstract installation of dense black dots in stark minimalism. Discover textured patterns & unsettling beauty.
L. Kasimu Harris’ ‘McDonogh Day Boycott (For Eartha)’ captures a poignant protest through striking photography. Featuring Douglass & floral tributes, it embodies social justice & African American history.
Admire Louis XIV miniature by Jean Petitot! A stunning 1668 royal portrait in exquisite detail. Explore Baroque artistry & French history. #LouisXIV #Petitot #MiniatureArt
A vibrant group portrait inspired by iconic pop culture imagery, this 1971 painting by George Valentine Dureau captures raw human connection and invites you to bring this unique piece of art history into your collection.
Samuel Shelley’s miniature of Captain Coussmaker showcases 18th-century portraiture & Reynolds influence. A meticulously detailed watercolor piece, perfect for art collectors.
Clyde Connell’s "Looking through the Doomsday Fog" presents an eerie gallery scene of floating wooden logs, evoking a mysterious atmosphere reminiscent of Toulouse-Lautrec's Parisian nightlife. Discover this captivating artwork and bring its unique style into your space.
Vibrant chevron patterns and an exuberant color palette define this 1951 abstract quilt by self-taught American folk artist Clementine Hunter, offering a unique chance to bring Southern textile history into your home.
A hauntingly beautiful 1856 black and white photograph of the historic Jerusalem Fortress de Sion by Auguste-Frédéric Salzmann captures the timeless architectural grandeur of the Holy Land for your private collection.
A stunning Art Deco silver coffee pot by Alfonso Iannelli, circa 1939, captures the elegance of mid-century modern design with its sleek lines and reflective surfaces – a timeless piece to elevate your collection.
Edward Steichen's 'Aerial View of Trenches (37)' captures a stark black & white photographic record of WWI trenches, showcasing military strategy and the realities of war – a poignant historical image.
An exquisite depiction of a graceful courtesan in traditional blue and red attire by the Shijo school master Yamaguchi Soken from 1800, capturing timeless Japanese elegance for your private collection.