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. 31 recto], c. 1512/1515, pen and brown ink on laid paper, Woodner Collection, Gift
. 31 recto], c. 1512/1515, pen and brown ink on laid paper, Woodner Collection, Gift
Sam Gilliam arrived in Washington, DC, in 1962, and immersed himself in the artistic community. Associated with the Washington Color School and inspired by color field painting, he developed the distinctive style of lyrical abstraction.
Untitled, 2004, cut and sewn color relief prints on wove paper, fabric, and felt, Gift
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Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Medal [obverse], 1905, bronze, Corcoran Collection (Gift
19th Century, Chief Jumper of the Seminoles, possibly 1837/1838, oil on canvas, Gift
Artwork Roy Lichtenstein, Cubist Still Life, 1974, oil and Magna on canvas, Gift
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Accession ID 2007.6.136 Artwork Tony Smith, Wandering Rocks, 1967, painted steel, Gift
Works Artwork Hannelore Baron, Untitled, c. 1981, color monoprint on wove paper, Gift
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Pipe Sunday #2 (recto), 1997, color lithograph on folded Rives BFK buff paper, Gift
Born in 1856 in Florence to expatriate American parents, John Singer Sargent received his first formal art instruction at Rome in 1868, and then sporadically attended the Accademia delle Belle Arti in Florence between 1870 and 1873. In 1874 he was accepted at the Paris atelier of the portraitist Emile Auguste Carolus-Duran , and attended drawing classes at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts.
Danaïdes", 1922-1925, charcoal and graphite on laid paper, Corcoran Collection (Gift
Mark Rothko was born Marcus Rothkowitz in Dvinsk, Russia, on September 25, 1903. His parents were Jacob and Anna Goldin Rothkowitz, and Rothko was raised in a well-educated family with Zionist leanings.
Mark Rothko, Untitled, 1969, acrylic on wove paper and pressure-sensitive tape, Gift