Collection Highlights
John Singer Sargent (1856-1925), Seen from the Back, Seated at an Easel and Holding a Palette
1875
1935.85.2.83
Graphite on ivory paper, formerly mounted on a page of Album 2
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Museum Collections
Luce Center
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| Title | Related People | Date | Object Number | |
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"Mr. Pipp on the Riviera": Illustration |
c. 1890 |
1946.387 |
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"Mrs. G. A. S...": Silhouette |
c. 1803-1810 |
Z.2564cccc |
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"Mrs. Vernon Had Crossed the Rubicon": Illustration for "Sweet Bells Out of Tune" |
1892 |
1939.607 |
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"My First Moonlight" |
1892 |
1955.150 |
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"My Mother" |
1953.134a |
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"Negroes Working on the Fortifications in Charleston Harbor", South Carolina; verso: various sketches |
c. 1863-1864 |
1945.580.74 |
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"New York City on Television" |
ca. 1960 |
2009.27.1 |
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"New York Salutes 1st American World Chess Champion" |
ca. 1972 |
2009.25.3 |
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"Novum Amsterodamum" (New Amsterdam, New Netherlands) |
1650 |
1881.2 |
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"NYC2012/Run for the Olympic Bid" |
2005 |
2009.6.1 |
