Showing 24 artworks out of 76 with Payne Gallery
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- Bernard Badura
- Cecilia Beaux
- De Witt Clinton Boutelle
- Dorothea Lange
- Edgar Jerins
- Fern Isabel Coppedge
- Georgia O'Keeffe
- Gertrude Käsebier
- Gustav Johann Grunewald
- Hezekiah Erastus Brown
- Jeong Han Yun & Choon Hyang Yun (Both South Korean)
- John Emil Berninger
- John Heyl Raser
- John Singer Sargent
- Karl Stirner
- Michelle Kathleen Markham
- Reginald Marsh
- Reuben O. Luckenbach
- Stephen Posen
- Steven Arthur Tobin
- Susan Hannah Macdowell Eakins
- Walter Elmer Schofield
- Walter Emerson Baum
- William Gale Gedney
- William Trost Richards
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- American Impressionism
- Hudson River School
- Landscape Painting
- Portrait Photography
- Atmospheric Perspective
- German Romanticism
- Nature And Industry
- Impasto Texture Art
- Lehigh Valley Art
- Impressionistic Style
- John Emil Berninger
- Contemporary Painting
- American Realism
- American Landscape Art
- Watercolor Painting
- Early 20Th Century Art
- Gertrude Käsebier
- Romantic Painting
- Pennsylvania Impressionism
- Gustav Grunewald
- Rural Landscape Art
- Black And White Portrait
- Domestic Scene
- American Art
- Oil On Canvas Art
Edgar Jerins’ poignant portrait captures an elderly woman gazing thoughtfully out the window at Moravian University's Payne Gallery, reflecting Keith Haring’s influence in this evocative depiction of quiet contemplation and artistic legacy.
Explore John Singer Sargent's 'Study for Death and Victory,' a poignant watercolor depicting allegorical figures representing mortality and triumph, commissioned for Harvard University.
Admire Reginald Marsh's poignant portrait of Moravian College President Raymond S. Haupert—a masterful blend of realism and subtle emotion captured in black and white oil on canvas.
Admire Gertrude Kasebier’s "Untitled" (1910) – a haunting black & white portrait showcasing dramatic lighting & classical style. A poignant glimpse into early photography.
Explore 'Willie-Spotted-Horse' by Gertrude Käsebier – a striking 1901 black & white portrait of a Native American boy. Admire its dramatic lighting & Pictorialist style.
Explore Stephen Posen’s "Crown Event," a captivating photorealistic portrait. Captivating figures & striking composition – timeless art for discerning collectors.
A peaceful 1934 farm scene by Bernard Badura captures the idyllic charm of rural life with roaming chickens and a watchful dog, offering a timeless glimpse into nature that you can bring to your home collection.
Experience Georgia O'Keeffe's 'Pale Sun' (1916), an ethereal watercolor capturing fading light and tranquility. Explore early modernism & abstract expressionism.
A majestic mountain range unfolds in this 1835 Romantic landscape by Gustav Johann Grunewald featuring a solitary figure amidst the grandeur of Tirol, inviting you to bring this timeless piece of German artistry into your home.
Gustav Grunewald’s "Bethlehem from the Monocacy Creek" (1862) – a stunning American landscape painting. Explore this realistic oil on canvas masterpiece, showcasing rural & urban life with religious symbolism.
Dorothea Lange’s "Girl in Church" (1965) captures poignant Americana. A black & white portrait of a young girl, this FSA photograph exemplifies her documentary style and evokes nostalgia.
A serene 1860 landscape by Gustav Johann Grunewald captures the tranquil beauty of Bethlehem from Monocacy Bridge with blooming trees and river life, offering a timeless piece for your collection.
A charming 1848 village scene by Gustav Johann Grunewald captures the lively essence of rural life through a horse cart and roaming dogs, offering a timeless piece for your collection.
Gustav Grunewald’s "Scene on Bear Creek" captures industrial progress & nature’s power in a dramatic Romantic landscape. Explore this 1848 oil painting's detail & symbolism.
Discover 'Monacacy Creek with Bethlehem' by de Witt Clinton Boutelle – a stunning Hudson River School landscape painting of serene rural beauty. Explore its realism & romanticism!
A serene portrait of a woman relaxing on a floral couch captures the warm atmosphere of 1894 American Realism by Susan Hannah Macdowell Eakins, inviting you to explore this intimate moment of domestic tranquility.