Sagas of Beauty and Bravery by Taiso Yoshitoshi
Taiso Yoshitoshi, 10 Woodblock Prints from Sagas of Beauty and Bravery (美勇水滸伝, Biyū Suikoden) This series is also sometimes translated
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Paul André Robert – Still Life with Christmas Roses
This original oil painting by Swiss naturalist and painter Paul-André Robert depicts a delicate bouquet of Helleborus niger (Christmas rose)
Tea House, Native City, Shanghai – Woodblock Print by Elizabeth Keith
“Elizabeth Keith woodblock print Tea House, Native City, Shanghai (1924), showing the famous pavilion on stilts with zig-zag bridge and bustling figures.
Chinese Actor (in Role of a General) – Woodblock Print by Elizabeth Keith
Elizabeth Keith woodblock print of a Chinese opera actor, most likely in the role of a general, richly dressed in dragon-embroidered costume, c.1924.
Night Scene, Peking – Woodblock Print by Elizabeth Keith
Elizabeth Keith woodblock print Night Scene, Peking, a 1920s view of a lantern-lit Beijing street with vendors, shops, and glowing windows in the shin-hanga style
Elizabeth Keith – The Wonsan Scholar and his Disciples 1921
Elizabeth Keith woodblock print The Wonsan Scholar and his Disciples, a rare 1920s Korean scene showing a scholar and students on a snowy mountain path.
Elisabeth de Stoutz – Infant Portrait, late 19th century
Infant portrait by Swiss painter Elisabeth de Stoutz, a Geneva artist and student of Barthélemy Menn, late 19th century oil on canvas.
Weeping Man with Donkey – Illustration by Aleksandr Petrovich Apsitis
Small gouache or watercolor illustration on paper by the Russian-Latvian artist Alexandre Alexeieff Apsitis (1880–1944), signed “APSIT” in Cyrillic at
Forum of Nerva, Rome – Albumen Photograph by Pietro Dovizielli, ca. 1860
Forum of Nerva (Temple of Minerva, the “Colonnacce”), Rome – Albumen Photograph by Pietro Dovizielli, ca. 1860 This evocative albumen
Temple of Hercules Victor, Rome – Albumen Photograph by Pietro Dovizielli
Temple of Hercules Victor and Temple of Portunus, Rome – Albumen Photograph by Pietro Dovizielli, ca. 1860 This finely preserved
Picturesque Alpine View with Airolo, Ticino
A picturesque view of Airolo in Ticino (Tessin), showing the village church and clustered chalets set against rolling green pastures
Girl in a Window with Flower and Canary- English School
This intimate 19th century scene depicts a young girl leaning on the sill of a window, gazing pensively outward. Her
Princess Marie of Bavaria, Dutchess of Saxony
Lithographic portrait of Princess Marie of Bavaria (1805–1877), who became Duchess of Saxony (Herzogin von Sachsen) through marriage to Prince
Metternich – Portrait of the Austrian diplomat and leader of the Congress of Vienna
Clément Venceslas Lothaire, Prince de Metternich-Winnebourg — engraved portrait, Artaria & Comp., Vienna, c. 1830s–1840s Three-quarter bust of the Austrian
Seated Female Nude by Fritz Glarner
Charcoal on cream paper This finely modeled charcoal drawing presents a seated female nude viewed from the back, her form
Femme Moderne – Fritz Glarner circa 1920
Charcoal on brown paper This striking large-format modernist portrait depicts a woman with stylized features and a self-assured expression, rendered
Young Woman at a Desk – Fritz Glarner (1920s or 1930s)
Charcoal on cream laid paper This expressive charcoal sketch depicts a young woman, perhaps a fellow art student, leaning pensively
Study of a Woman’s Head – Fritz Glarner (c. 1920s)
Red chalk (sanguine) on cream paper This expressive head study captures a woman in a moment of introspective stillness, her
Woman in Half Profile – Early Drawing by Fritz Glarner
Fritz Glarner (1899-1972) Woman in Half Profile Pencil on paper, c. 1920s This finely observed drawing presents a young woman
Poster – Gerhard Marcks 90th Birthday Exhibit – Running Dog
GERHARD MARCKS – Original Exhibition Poster 1979 from Galerie Nierendorf A striking vintage exhibition poster created for a major retrospectives
Strasbourg, Maison des Tanneurs – Etching Signed Sandoz
Charming limited edition engraving of the old Tanneries, the Maison des Tanneurs, on Rue du Bain aux Plantes. Originally built