Artist: Irene Lagorio ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (40)
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Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Irene Lagorio, Magic Journey, 1956
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Irene Lagorio, Thank You Card Design, circa mid 20th century
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Mark Rothko - Irene 1933 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art American
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Adja Yunkers, Untitled, 1952
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Eugene Delacroix - St. Sebastian with St. Irene and Attendant 1858 oil on panel Los Angeles County Museum of Art French
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Irene Zevon, Untitled, 1959
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Hendrick ter Brugghen - Saint Sebastian Tended by Irene 1625 oil on canvas Allen Memorial Art Museum at Oberlin College Dutch
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Shiko Munakata, Head, 20th century
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Irene De Bohus, Portrait of Modestư, 1940
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Irene Perez, Goldweight with box design, 20th century
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Irene Rice Pereira, The Lapis ([New York: George Wittenborn, 1957]), 1957
Museum of Fine Arts -
© Irene Chou ; Irene Chou, Chinese–Australian, Born in 1924 A Poetic Verse With Seven
Museum of Fine Arts -
© Irene Chou ; Irene Chou, Chinese–Australian, Born in 1924 Circles upon Circles Painting Australian
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Lodovico Lana, The Empress Irene Binding up the Wounds of St. Sebastian, circa 1643 - 1649
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Antoine Louis Romanet, Quel bonheur effroyable . . . from Irene, Act III, Scene 6, 18th - 19th century
J. Paul Getty Museum -
Saint Sebastian Tended by Saint Irene
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Antonio Frasconi, Twelve Fables of Aesop retold by Glenway Westcott ([New York: The Musem of Modern Art, 1954]), 1954
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Irene Perez, (one calendar of twelve serigraph images- Huicholes- "Alumbrando el pensamiento del Hombre", Mayo), 1975
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Antonio Frasconi, Double page illustration on the title page in the book, Twelve Fables of Aesop ([New York: The Musem of Modern Art, 1954]), 1954
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Jean Michel Moreau the Younger, Quel Bonheur effroyable! - Illlustration to work of Voltaire (Irene, Act III, Sc.6), 18th - 19th century
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Antonio Frasconi, Half title page in the book Twelve Fables of Aesop retold by Glenway Westcott ([New York: The Musem of Modern Art, 1954]), 1954
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Jean Michel Moreau the Younger, Proof before the title of: Quel Bonheur effroyable! - Illlustration to work of Voltaire (Irene, Act III, Sc.6), 18th - 19th century
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Jean Michel Moreau the Younger, Proof before the title of: Quel Bonheur effroyable! - Illlustration to work of Voltaire (Irene, Act III, Sc.6), 18th - 19th century
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Antonio Frasconi, Second illustration for the fable, The Stag in His Own Opin ion, in the book Twelve Fables of Aesop retold by Glenway Westcott ([New York: The Musem of Modern Art, 1954]), 1954
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Antonio Frasconi, First illustration for the fable, The Stag in His Own Opin ion, in the book Twelve Fables of Aesop retold by Glenway Westcott ([New York: The Musem of Modern Art, 1954]), 1954
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Antonio Frasconi, Illustration for the fable, The Man Bitten by a Flea, in the book Twelve Fables of Aesop retold by Glenway Westcott ([New York: The Musem of Modern Art, 1954]), 1954
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Antonio Frasconi, Illustration for the fable, The Crab in the Mouth of the Fox, in the book Twelve Fables of Aesop retold by Glenway Westcott ([New York: The Musem of Modern Art, 1954]), 1954
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Antonio Frasconi, Illustration for the fable, TheAmbitious Woman and the Fat Hen, in the book Twelve Fables of Aesop retold by Glenway Westcott ([New York: The Musem of Modern Art, 1954]), 1954
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Antonio Frasconi, Second illustration for the fable, The Caged Nightingale and the Intelligent Bat, in the book Twelve Fables of Aesop retold by Glenway Westcott ([New York: The Musem of Modern Art, 1954]), 1954
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Antonio Frasconi, First illustration for the fable, The Caged Nightingale and the Intelligent Bat, in the book Twelve Fables of Aesop retold by Glenway Westcott ([New York: The Musem of Modern Art, 1954]), 1954
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Antonio Frasconi, Illustration for the fable, The Flattered Raven and the Crafty Fox, in the book Twelve Fables of Aesop retold by Glenway Westcott ([New York: The Musem of Modern Art, 1954]), 1954
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Antonio Frasconi, Second illustration for the fable, The Starved Farmer and His Fat Dogs, in the book Twelve Fables of Aesop retold by Glenway Westcott ([New York: The Musem of Modern Art, 1954]), 1954
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Antonio Frasconi, First illustration for the fable, The Starved Farmer and His Fat Dogs, in the book Twelve Fables of Aesop retold by Glenway Westcott ([New York: The Musem of Modern Art, 1954]), 1954
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Antonio Frasconi, Illustration for the fable, The Jackdaw with the Eclectic Plumage, in the book Twelve Fables of Aesop retold by Glenway Westcott ([New York: The Musem of Modern Art, 1954]), 1954
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Antonio Frasconi, Illustration for the fable, The Gnat, the Lion, and the Spiderweb, in the book Twelve Fables of Aesop retold by Glenway Westcott ([New York: The Musem of Modern Art, 1954]), 1954
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Antonio Frasconi, Untitled vignette (portrait of Aesop) on publisher"s page in the book Twelve Fables of Aesop retold by Glenway Westcott ([New York: The Musem of Modern Art, 1954]), 1954
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Antonio Frasconi, Double page illustration for the fable, The Fishrmean with the Stone in His Net, in the book Twelve Fables of Aesop retold by Glenway Westcott ([New York: The Musem of Modern Art, 1954]), 1954
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Antonio Frasconi, Double page illustration for the fable, The Beekeeper Robbed and Stung, in the book Twelve Fables of Aesop retold by Glenway Westcott ([New York: The Musem of Modern Art, 1954]), 1954
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Antonio Frasconi, First illustration for the fable, The Hare with Ability and the Tortoise with Staying Power, in the book Twelve Fables of Aesop retold by Glenway Westcott ([New York: The Musem of Modern Art, 1954]), 1954
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Antonio Frasconi, Second illustration for the fable, The Hare with Ability and the Tortoise with Staying Power, in the book Twelve Fables of Aesop retold by Glenway Westcott ([New York: The Musem of Modern Art, 1954]), 1954

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