Artist: Andrew Carpenter ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (60)
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The Minneapolis Institute of Arts -
Artist: Stephen Slaughter Title: Portrait of Sir Edward Walpole"s Children Date: 1747 Medium: oil on
The Metropolitan Museum of Art -
Saint Andrew Workshop of El Greco (Spanish, about 1610)Oil on canvas; 43 1/4 x 25
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Tilmann Riemenschneider - St. Andrew c. 1505 wood High Museum of Art
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Anonymous Carpenter opaque watercolor circa 1800
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Sir Oswald Hornby Joseph Birley - Andrew W. Mellon 1933 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art British
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Arthur Devis Alicia Maria Carpenter, Countess of Egremont oil on canvas 1745
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El Greco - The Apostle St. Andrew c. 1600 oil on canvas Los Angeles County Museum of Art Spanish
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Thomas Sully - Andrew Jackson 1845 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art American
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George Romney - Mrs. Andrew Reid c. 1780-88 oil on canvas Kimbell Art Museum English
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Gari Melchers - Andrew W. Mellon 1930 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art American
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Hiram Powers - Andrew Jackson 1834-35 marble The Metropolitan Museum of Art American
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Jo Davidson - Andrew Furuseth 1923 plaster Hofstra Museum American
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Jo Davidson - Andrew W. Mellon 1927 bronze National Gallery of Art American
J. Paul Getty Museum -
Unidentified Man with Carpentry Tools
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The Happy Hunting Grounds, Carpenter (United Staes)  (Photographer), circa 1900-1910, Gelatin-silver print
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Wishbone Chair, Arthur Espenet Carpenter (United States, 1920 - 2006)  (Artist), 1981, Walnut, leather
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Gian Lorenzo Bernini - Saints Andrew and Thomas before 1627 oil on canvas The National Gallery, London Italian
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Jean-Baptiste Deshays - Scene from the Martyrdom of St. Andrew 1758 oil on canvas Los Angeles County Museum of Art French
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Carlo Dolci - St. Andrew Praying before his Martyrdom 1643 oil on canvas Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery Italian
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Pietro da Cortona - The Calling of St Peter and St Andrew 1626-1630 oil on canvas The Fitzwilliam Museum Italian
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William Rush - General Andrew Jackson 1819 Terracotta The Art Institute of Chicago American
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Caravaggio - The Crucifixion of Saint Andrew 1609-1610 oil on canvas Cleveland Museum of Art Italian
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The Holy Family with Saint Joseph as Carpenter, Johannes I Sadeler (Flanders, Brussels, 1550 - circa 1600) , Engraving
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T. Bradshaw Views in the Mauritius, or Isle of France (London: published for the proprietor, by James Carpenter and Son, 1832) book with lithographs 1832
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Duccio di Buoninsegna - The Calling of the Apostles Peter and Andrew 1308-1311 tempera on panel National Gallery of Art Italian
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Jacob Hogg Nicholas , the Carpenter and Robin, Miller's Tale, Chaucer. 18th - 19th century
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The Carpenter Hanshichi of Fukagawa Seizes His Daughter’s Attacker, Tsukioka Yoshitoshi (Japan, 1839 - 1892) , circa 1875, Color woodblock print
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Gregor Duncan The Walrus and the Carpenter , cartoon design for Life Magazine ink and watercolor 1935
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts -
Artist: Andrew Baugnet Title: Haybales -- Hwy 8, Wis. Date: 1988 Medium: gelatin silver print
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James McBey The Carpenter of Hesdin Drypoint 1917
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Andrew Carrick Gow The Boy Chopin 1887
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Anonymous St. Andrew 19th century
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Anonymous St. Andrew 19th century
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts -
Artist: artist unknown Title: Archetectural Rendering:Window from Stanwick Park Pine Room Date: 20th century Medium:
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James Jebusa Shannon - Nora McMullen Mellon (Mrs. Andrew W. Mellon) 1910 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art British
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Quilt, ’Sawtooth Star’ Variation, Carpenter Family (attributed to a member of the)  (Artist), circa 1850, Pieced, quilted, and appliquéd cotton
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Andrew P. Hill Little Girl Blue oil on canvas 1880
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Caster, Andrew Raven  (Manufacturer), 1699-1700, Silver
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Quilt, ’Carpenter’s Wheel’, Emeline P. Becker (United States, New York, Chatham)  (Artist), 1846, Pieced, stenciled and quilted cotton
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts -
Artist: Andrew Baugnet Title: Tennis Court, Near Brainerd, Minnesota Date: 1991 Medium: gelatin silver print
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Andrew Lawrence La Conversation Engraving 1742
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts -
Artist: Andrew Baugnet Title: Glowing Slide, Huron Beach, Michigan Date: 1988 Medium: gelatin silver print
Museum of Fine Arts -
John Smibert, American (born in Scotland), 1688-1751 Daniel, Peter, and Andrew Oliver 1732 Oil on
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Ralph E. W. Earl - Portrait of General Andrew Jackson, President of the United States 1833 oil on canvas Brooks Museum American
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Andrew Lawrence La Conversation Red chalk and graphite 1742
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Andrew Wyeth Benjamin's House watercolor on wove paper 1955
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Andrew Karoly Street of Rouen Etching 1934
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Andrew Wyeth Sunday Meeting Watercolor over graphite on wove paper 1945
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St. Andrew, Gerhard Richter (Germany, Dresde, born 1932) , 1988, Oil on canvas
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Patterned Teacup (One of two), Andrew Lord (England, born 1950) , 1985, Ceramic
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Patterned Teacup (Two of two), Andrew Lord (England, born 1950) , 1985, Ceramic
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Ferdinand Ruscheweyh Christ and the Twelve Apostles [St. Andrew] Engraving 1827
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Andrew Karoly Chartres, France 19th - 20th century
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Elizabeth Bushby, 1804 Andrew Plimer (British, 1763-1837)Ivory; Oval, 3 x 2 1/4 in. (75 x
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts -
Artist: Andrew Baugnet Title: Birds on Telephone Lines -- Vicinity of Truth or Consequences, New
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Merritt Mauzey Andrew Goodman Lithograph 19th - 20th century
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Andrew Karoly Mont St. Michel Etching 19th - 20th century
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Andrew Karoly Chartres, France Etching 19th - 20th century
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts -
Artist: Andrew Baugnet Title: Cattle Guard -- Vicinity of Truth or Consequences, New Mexico Date:
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Coryn Boel II The calling of the disciples Andrew and Peter 17th century

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (37)
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Artemisia: Scholarship Show Available to Women Artists in the Chicago Area
Additional information available at: www.artemisia.org/opportunities/kramer.html Only women artists in the Greater Chicago area will be considered. Slide deadline 4/1/02 QuestionsNULL
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Fogg Art Museum, Harvard: A New Kind of Historical Evidence: Highlighting an Extraordinary Range of Photographic Practice
The title of the exhibition comes from a 1967 Harvard Alumni Bulletin article reporting the establishment of the Carpenter Center collection and heralding photography as “a new kind of historic evidence.” The collection contains some of photograph...
Harvard University, Carpenter Center: Huyghe + Corbusier: Harvard Project
Huyghe + Corbusier: Harvard Project will include multiple components that respond to the design history of the Carpenter Center and its relationship to Harvard: A “puppet opera” telling the story of Le Corbusier’s commission and Huyghe’s own...
Andy Warhol Museum: Popular CultureS
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Leeway Foundation: The Fine Art of Sculpture & Three-Dimensional Craft: Celebrating the 1999 Leeway Foundation Award Recipients
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Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts: Rick Beck: Sculpture
He uses a fragile material to present objects that would normally be able to endure a great deal of stress and weight. Whether he presents something small enough to fit on a table or large enough stand on its own, Beck’s work offers a uniq...
Centre of Attention: Featuring...Curated by Pierre Coinde and Gary O'Dwyer
Al+Al
Oreet Ashery
estate of H.W Auden
Simeon Banner
Benedict Carpenter
Rosie Cooper
Greg Daville
Eveleigh and Evans
Nooshin Farhid
A.M. Hanson ('alexcalledsimon')
Jasper Joffe
Tina Keane
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Harvard University Art Museum, Sert Gallery: Duo: Oliver Jackson/Marty Ehrlich - Installation Dedicated to the Late Jazz Great Julius Hemphill
They collaborated on the work two years ago, when both were in residence in adjoining studios near the Harvard campus. The Fogg Art Museum sponsored Jackson’s residency, while Ehrlich was the University’s Office for the Arts’ 1999–2000 Peter Ivers...
Sasol Art Museum, University of Stellenbosch: Pius Edmond Pahl: A Retrospective
He and his wife settled in South Africa and for the past thirty years lived in Stellenbosch. His influences as a teacher and practicing architect are estimable. He was a lecturer in architecture at the University of Cape Town from 1952 to 1954. ...
Metropolitan Museum of Art: Treasures from a Lost Civilization: Ancient Chinese Art from Sichuan
They are among the most unusual and spectacular works of art from the ancient world, and most of them are being shown for the first time in the United States. This exhibition provides rare access to a previously unknown artistic and cultural tradi...
Kunsthalle Basel: Personal Plans: Twelve Current Positions in the Genre of Drawing
Works included are by: Rita Ackermann (born 1968, Budapest/New York), Anna Ammadio (born 1963, Basel), Edgar Arceneaux (born 1972, Los Angeles), Thomas Baumann (born 1967, Vienna), Annelise Coste (born 1973, France/Zurich), and Andro Wekua (bo...
Wayne County Council for Arts, History & Humanities: Wayne County - The Artists Among Us Exhibition
Secondly, Artists Among Us is an extraordinary ARTnership featuring collaborations between visual artists, poets and musicians. Here's how it works: top Wayne County poets and musicians will perform works inspired by the juried artworks during...
California Historical Society: At Work: The Art Of California Labor
The first overview of labor themes in California art over the last century, AT WORK includes work by photographers Dorothea Lange, Tina Modotti, Pirkle Jones, and Otto Hagel, painters Hung Liu and Diego Rivera, printmakers Rupert Garcia and ...
Rolex Mentor and Protege Arts Initiative: Announcing the Participants in the 2007 Program
Since its launch, 179 artists, leaders in the arts and other cultural personalities have participated in the Arts Initiative, including 54 advisors who have helped select mentors, and 93 nominators who have helped select protégés. Program partici...
Contemporary Arts Center: The Seed Sounds of the Vegetative Nervous System at the Hydroponic Nectar-Lake: Installation by Gerda Steiner and Joerg Lenzlinger
Steiner and Lenzlinger traveled around the Caribbean for two months to collect materials for their Cincinnati exhibition, and arrived a month prior to their opening to gather more materials locally and build their garden in the galleries. Their g...
westlondonprojects: Wade Guyton: Paintings
For the show at westlondonprojects Wade Guyton has produced new large-scale printed paintings constituted of varied clusters and rows of Xs, a letter the artist often uses in his work. In this specific body of work, Guyton has folded the oversize ...
Minneapolis Institute of Arts: Jim Dine Prints: 1985-2000
Jim Dine entered the New York art world to great acclaim with his Happenings and mixed media assemblages in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Although commonly associated with the Pop art movement of the 1960s, Dine's work pertains more to...
Oakland Museum of California: A Legacy of Early California Paintings: The Shumate Collection
The Shumate Collection represents a veritable Who‚s Who of 19th and early 20th century California painters. Few of these paintings have been seen in other exhibitions or publications. The paintings, primarily oils but also watercolor and gouache, ...
Virginia Historical Society: The Virginia Landscape
More than 240 landscape paintings, drawings, prints, and photographs, dating from the colonial period to the present, reveal much about Virginia's natural history and the attitudes of its citizens. Initially, the commonwealth was best know...
Pittsburgh Center for the Arts: Interior/Exterior Landscapes: Paintings by Doug Kinsey
"I refer to my images as 'Interior/Exterior Landscapes'. The central deep blue form will often call into mind the image of the human figure and/or forms found in geographical landscape. As a native of California I will often invoke an immense land...
Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art: JAMES TURRELL: Infinite Light
Turrell describes his work as ...not minimalism and not conceptual work (but) perceptual work... His remarkable creations isolate light, giving it form, depth and mass. He achieves this by manipulating the properties of light and of hu...
Art Institute of Chicago: Himalayas: An Aesthetic Adventure
The sculptures, paintings, and other works comprising the show have been drawn from private and public collections across North America, Europe, and Asia, and more than one-half of these exquisite objects have never before been publicly exhibited....
Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University: Between Past and Future: New Photography and Video from China
The exhibition includes more than 100 works by 60 young artists and focuses on artists' responses to unprecedented economic, social and cultural changes that have swept through China. The show provides insight into the forces shaping modern Chines...
TransCultural Exchange: Call for Artists: Tile Project, Destination - The World

For more information please click here. History of the Tile Project: On May 14, 2004 TransCultural Exchange launched
Los Angeles County Museum of Art: Contemporary Projects 6: Los Carpinteros’s Transportable City
Transportable City is an installation of ten tents, made of nylon and aluminum tubing, shaped in iconic architectural forms. The city is composed, like most cities, of buildings that the artists believe convey the essence of modern life....
Sert Gallery, Harvard University Art Museums: Tadashi Kawamata: Boston Project, Plan in Progress
Bringing Kawamata to the Fogg Art Museum to work closely with students, faculty, and curators is a fabulous opportunity for everyone involved. He is a challenging and intelligent artist, well known for his generous collaborations with students. W...
Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens: RODIN’S EXTRAORDINARY MONUMENT TO VICTOR HUGO
Through Rodin’s early marble busts, plaster figures, and preliminary studies, visitors will be able to trace the master’s thought process as he conceived the final monument. Bringing all twenty-two pieces together allows the publ...
Fogg Art Museum, Harvard: Extreme Connoisseurship - How Traditional Study of Objects Can Be Adapted to Illuminate Current Works
The Fogg’s decision four years ago to create a Department of Modern and Contemporary Art was, in a way, the genesis of this exhibition, said James Cuno, Elizabeth and John Moors Cabot director of the Harvard University Art Museums. Extreme Connois...
HARVARD UNIVERSITY ART MUSEUMS: Landmark Pictures: Ed Ruscha and Andreas Gursky
The Art Museums have actively collected the art of our times since the early twentieth century. Over the years, these holdings have grown significantly, prompting the recent creation of a curatorial department of modern and contemporary art. T...
National Gallery of Art: THE GOLDEN AGE OF CHINESE ARCHAEOLOGY: CELEBRATED DISCOVERIES FROM THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA
The exhibition is sponsored by Eastman Kodak Company. After its showing at the National Gallery, the exhibition will be on view at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, 1...
Crow Collection of Asian Art: Treasures From an Unknown Reign: Shunzi Porcelain
Until the 1980s, Shunzhi's reign had been neglected by scholars and researchers in China and the West. During this era, exports were greatly reduced and Imperial porcelain was not produced. However, scholarly findings and a series of exhibiti...
Galeria Venezuela, General Consulate of Venezuala: Artistic Fusion: Valerie Craig, Kim Davolos, Cyril Donkor, Sandi Lovitz, Kyle Margiotta, Steve Oliver
Frank Bruno is an award-winning artist and teacher. A graduate of The York Academy of Arts, York, PA and he attended Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, NY.  Bruno who teaches art marketing for the serious artist has won several awards in the Annual Manhat...
Oakland Museum of California: David Ireland: Conceptual and Installation Art
In November the Oakland Museum of California opens an exhibition surveying three decades of the work of this key figure in the conceptual art movement. The Art of David Ireland: The Way Things Are, the first in-depth assessment of Ireland's art an...
Textile Museum: Textiles for This World and Beyond: Treasures from Insular Southeast Asia
Long before Islam and Christianity were established in the islands of Southeast Asia, the people who settled the area had developed a philosophy for existence in a highly unpredictable world. Textiles play an important part in many of these bel...
Sert Gallery, Harvard University Art Museums: Beauford Delaney: The Color Yellow
The color yellow made itself explicit in Delaney’s art beginning in the 1940s in Greenwich Village. Washington Square—a well-known New York location reduced by Delaney to a play of mostly whites, yellows, blue, lavender, and a series of curving black...
Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art: Four New Exhibitions Opened Yesterday
FLOOR TO CEILING
January 20 – May 1, 2002 The Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art is pleased to announce Floor to Ceiling, an exhibition of site-specific installations, January 20 – May 1, 2002.  Jean Blackburn, Francis Cape and Markus...
Arizona State University Art Museum: SITES AROUND THE CITY: ART AND ENVIRONMENT
Citywide project committee is co-managed by Heather Sealy Lineberry and Felicie Regnier. EXHIBITION AT THE ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY ART MUSEUM:
The ASU Art Museum's exhibition and catalogue will present the most challenging contemp...

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