Artist: John Taylor Arms ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (40)
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John Taylor Arms, Dorothy and John Taylor Arms A.D. MCMXXV; also called Spanish Jewelry, 1925
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John Taylor Arms, Gerona, 1925
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John Taylor Arms, Stockholm, 1940
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John Taylor Arms, Stanwick Churchyard, 1939
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John Taylor Arms, Patzcuaro, Michoacan, Mexico, 1941
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John Taylor Arms, Cavendish Common, 1938, 1942
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John Taylor Arms, Light and Shade, Taxco, 1946
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John Taylor Arms, Vermont; also called God"s Mirror, 1944
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John Taylor Arms, Le Penseur de Notre Dame., 1923
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John Taylor Arms, Street in Porto Maurizio, 1927
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John Taylor Arms, Watching the People Below - Amiens Cathedral, 1921
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John Taylor Arms, The Church of St. Francis and the Natizone, Cividale, 1931
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John Taylor Arms, Triangular Bridge, Crowland(sic), England, 1941
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John Taylor Arms, Santa Maria Major, Ronda, 1935
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John Taylor Arms, Sunlight on Stone, Caudebac-en-Caux, 1931
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John Taylor Arms, Volterra; also called Volterra, The Town in the Clouds, 1927
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John Taylor Arms, Shadows of Venice; also called Il Ponte Di Rialto, Venezia, 1930
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John Taylor Arms, Mont-Saint-Michel; also called Abbey Church of St. Michel, 1926
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John Taylor Arms, U.S.S. Columbia Under Construction at the New York Shipbuilding Corporation, Camden, N.J. - 1942, 1945
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John Taylor Arms, Anglia Antiqua, West Walton; also called The Church of West Walton, 1937
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John Taylor Arms, Gloria: Saint Riquier; also called The Church of Saint Riquier; and Gloria Ecclesiae Antiquae, 1937
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John Taylor Arms, Guardians of the Spire; also called Amiens Cathedral Number Two; and Gardiens De La Fleche, Amiens, 1921
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John Taylor Arms, Jewelry: Choir Stalls of the Cathedral of St. Cecilia, Albi; also called The Reredos, St. Cecilia, Albi, 1938
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John Taylor Arms, French Lace, also called The West Portal of the Church of Notre Dame, Villefranche-en-Rouerque, Aveyron, 1949
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John Taylor Arms, Destroyers in Wet Basin at Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company, South Kearney, N.J. U.S.S. Radford, Quick, Mervine - 1942, 1942
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John Taylor Arms, Battle Wagon - U.S.S. Alabama outfitting at Norfolk Navy Yard, Crane Ship Kearsarge Alongside - 1942, 1943
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Thomas Gainsborough - Mrs. John Taylor c. 1778 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art British
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John Neagle - Amy Taylor Dickson (Mrs. John Dickson) c. 1835 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art American
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John Faber the Younger, Portrait of John Taylor, 17th - 18th century
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John William Joseph Winkler, Isles of San Francisco, from Vallejo and Taylor Streets, 19th - 20th century
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John Taylor Wedgewood, Leopold George Christian Frederick, Duke of Saxony, 18th - 19th century
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H.B. (John Doyle), The Sheriff*s Arms, 18th - 19th century
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C. Taylor, The Landscape Magazine. Principles of Drawing Landscape by Francis Fitzgerald (London: C. Taylor, [ca. 1793]), 1793
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John Skippe, Naked man seated, with arms bound, being enveloped in a cloak by a young man, 1782
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Edward De Witt Taylor, Still Waters, 1930
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Edward De Witt Taylor, The Hull, 1931
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Edward De Witt Taylor, Eulecka II, 1934
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Edward De Witt Taylor, The Quiet Bay, 1932
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Illustrated by Isaac Robert Cruikshank, English, 1789-1856 Author John Taylor, English, 1757-1832 Monsieur Tonson by
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John Taylor Johnston (1820-1893), 1880 Léon Bonnat (French, 1833-1922)Oil on canvas; 52 1/2 x 44

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (30)
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Oakland Museum of Califoria: Secret World of the Forbidden City: Splendors from China's Imperial Palace
Visitors to this exhibition will enter a world of ceremony and ritual, birth and death, banquets and processions, all revolving around the Emperor, who served as Supreme Authority in an unquestionable family hierarchy and sanctified power structur...
Physics Room: Bombs Away: Works by Five New Zealand Artists
Bombs Away has been funded by the Peace and Disarmament Education Trust - set up with funds provided by the French government after the sinking of the Rainbow Warrior. The exhibition is supported by the Center for Land Use Interpretation, the S...
New Art Gallery, Walsall: Solo exhibition by Hew Locke
As a child, Hew remembers images of the Queen being printed on every exercise book. No child was allowed to deface the image. Such memories have prompted an epic exploration of the Royals as iconic signs of status, history and culture. He...
Cambridge Galleries: Stephen Cruise: STOCK
"Stock" began as children's wooden blocks stacked in the shape of a tree. Seven trees are depicted as part of the original Preston coat of arms, and seven stacks of books, cut from limestone, will be arranged in a pattern loosely based on the p...
Morley Gallery: Tokyo GlamRock: Art and Rock Featuring GORGEROUS Rock Band from Tokyo
These ruptures become more marked when they are enacted in artistic practice. Tensions emerge within the performative aspects of the work: the acting out by artists of fractured identities in relation to the normative discourses which they par...
Polvo Art Studio: Terrorist Art: Protesting War
Propelled by the tensions, anxieties and complexities of war, their collaborative effort will critique and promote awareness of the casualties of war and the benefits of peace. From comical manipulations of homeland security to acute examinations...
Foro de Arte y Cultura in Jalisco State: Esa luz la sombra (that light the shadow): Work by Jose Castillo
Aerial, made up of calculated subtilities, the painting reveals this mystery to us - blunts in vegetal filaments. It is the celebration of a kingdom that still is near the hand and that glance goes in search of an old consolation. The leaves stret...
Art Gallery of Ontario: From Michelangelo to Picasso: Great Master Drawings from the Collection of the Albertina, Vienna
The selection of drawings in this exhibition demonstrates the breadth and strength of the Albertina’s holdings. The exhibition will provide a comprehensive ove...
three: Held Ransom: Artists Address Dysfunctional Relationships
Selected work from raw, self-taught and outsider artists will be on display throughout October at three., an artists-run gallery just steps away from the Los Angeles Harbor waterfront in San Pedro, California. The new gallery will display painting...
Mississippi Art Pavilion: The Glory of Baroque Dresden
Among the highlights of the exhibition are Johann Vermeer’s “The Procuress” and the 41-carat “Dresden Green Diamond.”  Other artworks include twenty-seven Old Masters paintings by Rembrandt, Rubens, Titian, van Dyck, Veronese, Tintoretto, and Mant...
Kunsthalle Wien, Museumsquartier: Robert Adrian X
It’s all about this fuzzy territory between different media, it’s about the vanishing of demarcating definitions.” Quotes from classical modernity, advertising, and media technology or arms-industry artifacts are placed in new, often flowing-spati...
Stephen Cohen Gallery: Han Nguyen: New Work
Born in Hue, Vietnam in 1956, Nguyen immigrated to the United States in 1975 and settled in San Diego, California where he currently lives and works. Largely self-taught, his creativity takes place primarily in a studio where he utilizes parts of ...
Art Gallery of Ontario: Treasures from the Hermitage Museum, Russia: Rubens and His Age
Director Iosif Orbeli ordered the great museum emptied on June 23, 1941, the day after the first invasion by Hitler, starting the Siege of Leningrad. More than 1.5 million works were packed during a six-day marathon...
Function + Art Gallery: .five x five. little or nothing to do with function and everything to do with Art
Moreover, the show is also about communication. “Five by five” is a radio communications expression that means 'loud and clear'. One of the fives represents the S units of reception strength. The other five is a rating of the signal clarity. “Five...
MIT List Visual Arts Center: Body Parts- A Self-Portrait by John Coplans
For weeks [after 9/11], when the wind blew in my direction, I could smell fumes in my studio and in my bedroom. The fumes constantly seeped in; the smell reminded me of the burning of a body at a Hindu funeral pyre. A vast number of bodies were ...
Rovaniemi Art Museum: Shelter: Kaija Kiuru's Installations
Kammio (Chamber 2002) is build from hand knitted lace and is extremely feminine and private shelter. In many cultures the value of women is measured by their skills in handcraft and only after girl has learnt these skills she enters in the worl...
Pump House Gallery: The White Station: Axel Antas, Helen Chadwick, Simon Faithfull, Andy Goldsworthy, Heidi Morstang, Seifollah Samadian
Photographs by Andy Goldsworthy document 'Midsummer Snowballs', an incongruous siting of large snowballs placed in the City of London. Helen Chadwick's notorious 'Piss Flowers' were formed by imprints taken of patterns made by the artist and he...
Erdmann Contemporary: Off the Wall: Paul du Toit
‘I'm excited to work with the ERDMANN CONTEMPORARY because they have such a clear understanding of the art world and of what is important for an artist's career. I also enjoy fresh startups - although the gallery is new, Heidi [Erdmann] is a very ...
Chambers Fine Art: Viewpoints: Chinese Photography Today
Only in the work of Weng Fen, represented in the exhibition by two works of 2002, Bird's Eye View: Shenzhen and Bird's Eye View: Haikou , is there a glimpse of the overwhelming scale of urban developments in China today. The focus of his photograp...
State Hermitage Museum: For the Faith and Loyalty. To Commemorate the 300-Anniversary of the Russian Imperial Guards
The Russian Imperial Guards were founded by Peter the Great and for the first time received their baptism of fire in the hearth of the Northern War with Sweden.For the first three decades of...
Museum of Fine Art: Susan Rothenberg: Paintings from the Nineties
Normal activities on the ranch supplied Rothenberg with some of the subjects of her paintings, as in Dogs Killing Rabbit (1990–91) and the two Accident paintings, on the theme of a rider thrown from a horse. However,...
Austin Museum of Art: Salomon Huerta: Paintings
While his riveting works recall the bright palettes and streamlined compositions of earlier California painters Richard Diebenkorn and Edward Ruscha, Huerta reinvents conventional elements of Pop art, Color Field painting, and portraitu...
Sculpture Square Limited : Blindspot - Infringe the Obvious: 3rd Anniversary Exhibition
Why Blind Spot? The eye's retina receives and reacts to incoming light and sends signals to the brain, allowing you to see. There is, however, a part of the retina that does not provide visual information – the blind spot. Is there a bl...
Leslie Sacks Fine Art: Jim Dine: 1973 - 2004
In a large botanical monotype, Dine has combined lyrical brushwork reminiscent of Joan Mitchell (read Monet) with Pollock-like drips and an obsessive attention to the development of surface such that in some places he’s broken through the surface...
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen: Exorcism/Aesthetic Terrorism
Exorcism/Aesthetic Terrorism is an international manifestation of contemporary art, organised by the Rotterdam City Collection. It comprises a group exhibition, a catalogue and a poster presentation and encompasses the expansion of Rotterdam a...
Anonymous Was A Woman: Anonymous Was a Woman Awards 10 Women Artists with $25,000 Grants
The name of the grant program, Anonymous Was A Woman, refers to a line in Virginia Wolf’s A Room of One’s Own. As the name implies, the nominators and those associated with the program are un-named, and artists are unaware that they are being cons...
Leslie Sacks Fine Art: Jim Dine: Paintings, Sculptures, drawings, Prints, Performance Works, Stage and Book Designs
The prints in the Sacks show will include two large robes, Pale Self and Very Picante, and an equally imposing Venus, Oil of Gladness. The Venus De Milo and the robe are, like the heart, recurring iconographic themes for Dine. The Venus image came...
SITE Santa Fe: Erika Wanenmacher: Grimoire
In a preliminary exhibition description, Erika writes, Although the term grimoire usually denotes a traditional encyclopedia of western magic, this show really descri...
Brian Gross Fine Art: Robert Arneson: Political Drawings
Arneson addressed the threat of global annihilation and the destructiveness of war, and often caricatured world leaders to highlight their shortcomings.  In the masterful drawings, Club Social, Field Trip, and Special Forces, Arneson depicts night...
Hauser and Wirth London: Photographs and Television Shows by Andy Warhol
The photographs reveal Warhol’s surprising eye for touching images, such as those of Jean-Michel Basquiat in the company of his mother, enchanting children, as well as key members of the Factory inner circle. A self-portrait of the artist in the a...

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