290.0 x 197.0 cm - Artworks (Page 7)

Edward Penfield

'harper's September', (35 X 46 Cm) (1896)

(53 X 40 Cm) (1896) — Joseph Christian Leyendecker

Ernest Haskell

'pearsons For July', (51 X 38 Cm) (1899)

'pony Tracks', (34 X 24 Cm) (1895) — Edward Penfield

Muriel Hasbun

2013

X Post Facto (5.6), From The Series X Post Facto (équis Anónimo)

Heinrich Vogeler

'an Den Fruehling', (36 X 23 Cm) (1910)

Explore Heinrich Vogeler’s ‘An den Fruehling’ – a stunning 1910 monochrome engraving of a grand tree & cottage. Romantic symbolism, intricate linework, & Art Nouveau style.

'berliner Leben', (37 X 53 Cm) (1901) — Hans Baluschek

Louis John Rhead

'scribners For Xmas', (48 X 35 Cm) (1895)

(88 X 48 Cm) (1400) — Gherardo Di Jacopo Starnina

Eugène Ogé

'moutarde Amieux-freres', (80 X 60 Cm) (1896)

Andrea Benetti

Routes, Oil And Acrylic On Bas-relief In Plaster On Canvas (70 X 50 Cm) (2009)

Andrea Benetti

Dangerous Game,, , Oil And Oxides On Bas-relief In Plaster On Canvas (80 X 70 Cm) (2020)

Jean Arp

Enak's Tears (terrestrial Forms), (86.2 X 58.5 Cm) (1917)

Francisco Tamagno

'chamonix. Mont-blanc', (99 X 61 Cm) (1910)

Francisco Tamagno was a prominent artist known for his vibrant posters promoting travel destinations, particularly in the Pyrenees and Alps. His work captured the spirit of adventure and leisure during the Belle Époque, appealing to a growing tourist