85.0 x 342.0 cm - Artworks (Page 6)

Armand Rassenfosse

(14 X 9 Cm) (1908)

Kazimir Malevich

1934

Running Man Oil On Canvas (79 X 65 Cm.) Mus

Inspired by Cubism and Russian folk art, Malevich’s masterpiece exemplifies a fusion of influences. Reproductions available at ArtsDot.

Penrhyn Stanlaws

'quality. The New Society Magazine', (58 X 38 Cm) (1903)

Barry Le Va

1990

Untitled From The Series 4 X 4 X 4

Pierre Soulages

2008

Peinture 222 X 314 Cm, 24 Février 2008

Edward Penfield

(47 X 34 Cm) (1896)

Pierre Soulages

2009

Peinture 326 X 181 Cm, 14 Mars 2009

John Quincy Adams

Theo Drill-orridge, (211 X 126 Cm) (1902)

Admire John Quincy Adams’ 1902 oil painting of a woman in flowing attire. A classical portrait blending realism & romanticism, rich texture & subtle symbolism. Explore this unique artwork.

Frederic Dorr Steele

'july Scribner's', (44 X 30 Cm) (1903)

Admire Frederic Dorr Steele’s 'July Scribner' (1903) – a detailed black & white illustration of Victorian domesticity. Explore this exquisite wood engraving style & historical charm.

Henri Privat-livemont

'biscuits De Beukelaer', (79 X 45 Cm) (1900)

Discover 'Biscuits de Beukelaer' by Henri Privat-Livemont – a captivating Art Nouveau painting from 1900. Explore this exquisite piece & the artist’s legacy.

Edward Penfield

'harper's May', (47 X 33 Cm) (1897)

Edward Penfield

'harper's October', (46 X 34 Cm) (1896)

Ernest Haskell

'scribner's For July', (55 X 36 Cm) (1902)

William Sergeant Kendall

'scribner's (c.s. Reinhardt)', (44 X 31 Cm) (1895)

Edward Penfield

'harper's. January', (29 X 49 Cm) (1899)

Armand Rassenfosse

(38 X 34 Cm) (1907)

Edward Kienholz

To Mourn A Dead Horse, Co (152.4 X 73.7 Cm) (1989)

Explore Edward Kienholz’s ‘To mourn a dead horse,’ a surreal assemblage blending TV & wood, critiquing media & modern life. A haunting, layered installation reflecting power & illusion.

Angelo Morbelli

(77 X 55 Cm) (1891)

Angelo Morbelli’s (1891) oil painting captures a tranquil rural scene in Impressionistic style. Explore its muted colors, loose brushwork & evocative depiction of daily life.