Menu
FREE ART CONSULTATION

period

  1. Barometrical clock — alexander cumming-gordon, 1765
  2. Queen Charlotte — thomas mudge (horologist), 1770

movement

  1. George Washington (Vaughan-Sinclair portrait) — gilbert stuart newton, 1795
  2. Clock with the Figure of Torquato Tasso — pierre-césar honoré pons, 1830

topics

  1. George Washington (Vaughan-Sinclair portrait) — gilbert stuart newton, 1795

keywords

tone

  1. Clock with Astronomical and Calendrical Dials — no alternate name found, 1554
  2. Clock with the Figure of Torquato Tasso — pierre-césar honoré pons, 1830
  3. Queen Charlotte — thomas mudge (horologist), 1770

main color

  1. Barometrical clock — alexander cumming-gordon, 1765
  2. George Washington (Vaughan-Sinclair portrait) — gilbert stuart newton, 1795
  3. untitled (7964) — Jean-Antoine Watteau
  4. Clock Case, Chelsea, 1760-65 — Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory
  5. Clock with a Writing Figure — Timothy John Williamson
  6. Gersaint's shoping d2 — Jean-Antoine Watteau
  7. Washington and Lafayette at Mount Vernon, 1784 (also known as The Home of Washington after the War) — Louis Remy Mignot, 1859
  8. Prints from Private Collections — lloyd mcneill, 1969
  9. Popular Print (Grabado popular) — álvaro barrios, 1975
  10. Evening dress and coat of printed red, orange and black swirl motif on grey printed silk and wool ground — jacques tiffeau, 1967
  11. Mantel clock with Chinese figure — renacle-nicolas sotiau, 1785
  12. Matrices for printing textiles — Mariano Fortuny, 1920
  13. Brockbank Bracket Clock — russell partridge brockbank, 1830
  14. Clock with the Figure of Torquato Tasso — pierre-césar honoré pons, 1830
  15. Clock — laurent ridel
  16. Barometer Clock — andré-charles boulle, 1700
  17. Print sample — Mariano Fortuny, 1905
  18. Broad Bracket Clock — william michael albert broad, 1836
  19. Allegories of the Continents — leopold körner edler von siegringen, 1800

other

  1. Untitled print sleeve with woodblock print — Chiura Obata, 1930
  2. Popular Print for the Exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, Bogotá — álvaro barrios, 1977
  3. Roll-top desk — jean-françois oeben, 1750