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15 works
Chappaqua Farm
Regular price $150.00 USDMedium: Lithograph with hand-coloring
Dimensions: 8 x 12 3/8 inches
Date of plate: 1872
Artist details: 1857 - 1907
Condition: Stained and mildew, musty in text panel on margin
House
Regular price $325.00 USDMedium: Etching with hand-coloring
Dimensions: 6 3/4 x 9 3/8 inches
Signature: Signed and labeled "JAPAN" in plate
Artist details: Japanese, Fl. 1920s
Date finished: c. 1920s
Maximus of Tyre
Regular price $600.00 USDAmerican Ships X (Frigates Constellation 38 and Boston 28, 1800)
Regular price $325.00 USDAmerican Ships VII (Brigantine Polly of Newburyport captured by Algerine Pirates, 1793)
Regular price $325.00 USDAmerican Ships VI (Western Ocean Packets, Dreadnought and Daniel Webster, 1853)
Regular price $325.00 USDAmerican Ships IV (Clipper Ship Flying Cloud, Arriving off Sandy Hook, 1851)
Regular price $325.00 USDDicranostreptus Megarhynchus (New-Ireland Drongo)
Regular price $475.00 USDCacatua Triton, Temm (Triton Cockatoo)
Regular price $2,000.00 USDAnser Brachyrhynchus (Pink-Footed Goose)
Regular price $500.00 USDMidnight Race on the Mississippi, 1875
Regular price $1,000.00 USDAmerican Homestead Spring
Regular price $215.00 USDA New England Home
Regular price $200.00 USDLa Mort Du Chevalier (Death of the Knight)
Regular price $375.00 USDMedium: Woodcut with hand-coloring
Dimensions: 15 1/2 x 11 3/4 inches
Signature: Stamped signature
Artist details: French, 1868 - 1941
Date finished: 1892
Condition: Faded; mounted
Also identified as Le Depart Du Chevalier.
Recommended by Paige (Collections Manager):
"Émile Bernard was an important and well-connected artist of the late 1800s, though his name is not as well-known. Bernard worked closely with Paul Cézanne, Vincent van Gogh, Paul Gauguin, Henri Toulouse-Lautrec and others and is considered a pioneer of several modern art movements. Later in life, he made an interesting turn away from such innovative and experimental modern styles back to earlier imagery, like the High Renaissance. La Mort Du Chevalier has a classical feeling, but with some modern elements, like the coloring and facial expressions. I appreciate Bernard's choice to combine a more traditional style and figures with a newer palette and details – the flowers seem to droop in sympathy with the maiden and she lifts her head to the heavens but keeps her eyes closed."
Blue Barlach
Regular price $815.00 USD
