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Virgin of the Seven Swords, plate 53 from Miserere
Virgin of the Seven Swords, plate 53 from Miserere
Georges Rouault
Heliogravure, with sugar-lift aquatint, burnishing, and drypoint on paper · 1926
Art Institute of Chicago
Virgin of the Seven Swords, plate 53 from Miserere
Virgin of the Seven Swords, plate 53 from Miserere
Georges Rouault
Heliogravure, with sugar-lift aquatint, burnishing, and drypoint, with touches of blue chalk on paper · 1926
Art Institute of Chicago
With Tooth and Nail, plate 50 from Miserere
With Tooth and Nail, plate 50 from Miserere
Georges Rouault
Heliogravure, with sugar-lift aquatint, scraping, burnishing, and drypoint on paper · 1926
Art Institute of Chicago
The Chinese, They Say, Invented Gunpowder and Made Us a Gift of it, plate 38 from Miserere
The Chinese, They Say, Invented Gunpowder and Made Us a Gift of it, plate 38 from Miserere
Georges Rouault
Heliogravure, with scraping, burnishing, roulette, and drypoint on paper · 1926
Art Institute of Chicago
Even the Ruins Have Been Destroyed, plate 34 from Miserere
Even the Ruins Have Been Destroyed, plate 34 from Miserere
Georges Rouault
Heliogravure, with sugar-lift, scraping, roulette, and drypoint on paper · 1926
Art Institute of Chicago
Mortality has her Tears, plate 27 from Miserere
Mortality has her Tears, plate 27 from Miserere
Georges Rouault
Heliogravure with sugar-lift aquatint, drypoint, burnishing on paper · 1926
Art Institute of Chicago
Camelback Mountain, Phoenix
Camelback Mountain, Phoenix
George Elbert Burr
etching on paper · 1926
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Are we not Slaves?, plate six from Miserere
Are we not Slaves?, plate six from Miserere
Georges Rouault
Heliogravure, burnishing, drypoint, roulette on paper · 1926
Art Institute of Chicago
The Poultryman
The Poultryman
George Overbury ("Pop") Hart
aquatint, softground etching and drypoint on paper · 1926
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Robert L. Owen
Robert L. Owen
Moses Wainer Dykaar
plaster · 1926
Smithsonian American Art Museum
On the Sunset Hill, 1926
On the Sunset Hill, 1926
William Henry Holmes
watercolor · 1926
Smithsonian American Art Museum
The Matinee
The Matinee
George Overbury ("Pop") Hart
softground etching and aquatint on paper · 1926
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Untitled (transfer drawing for Camelback Mountain, Phoenix)
Untitled (transfer drawing for Camelback Mountain, Phoenix)
George Elbert Burr
pencil on paper · 1926
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Virgin of the Seven Swords, plate 53 from Miserere
Virgin of the Seven Swords, plate 53 from Miserere
Georges Rouault
Heliogravure, with aquatint and brush on paper · 1926
Art Institute of Chicago
Two Doors--Interior
Two Doors--Interior
Wanda Gág
lithograph on paper · 1926
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Easter Morning
Easter Morning
Wanda Gág
lithograph on paper · 1926
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Untitled (transfer drawing for San Xavier Mission, Tucson, Arizona)
Untitled (transfer drawing for San Xavier Mission, Tucson, Arizona)
George Elbert Burr
pencil on paper · 1926
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Gustave Moreau (with a small hat), from Souvenirs Intimes
Gustave Moreau (with a small hat), from Souvenirs Intimes
Georges Rouault
Lithograph on ivory wove paper · 1926
Art Institute of Chicago
The Prodigal Son Among Courtesans
The Prodigal Son Among Courtesans
Jules Pascin
Drypoint in black on ivory wove paper · 1926
Art Institute of Chicago
Randolph Street, Chicago, from Clark to State Streets in the Year 1865
Randolph Street, Chicago, from Clark to State Streets in the Year 1865
Raoul Varin
Aquatint, with hand-coloring, on cream wove paper · 1926
Art Institute of Chicago
Two Doors--Interior
Two Doors--Interior
Wanda Gág
lithograph on paper · 1926
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Wayside Inn Oaks in Spring
Wayside Inn Oaks in Spring
Childe Hassam
etching on paper · 1926
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Half-Length of a Reclining Woman
Half-Length of a Reclining Woman
Oskar Kokoschka
Red chalk on cream wove tracing paper · 1926
Art Institute of Chicago
Lovers
Lovers
Max Liebermann
Lithograph printed in black on paper · 1926
Art Institute of Chicago
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