Artist: Carolina Lose ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (60)
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Carolina Lose View of the Milan Cathedral Etching and aquatint 1816
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John James Audubon - Carolina Parakeet (Carolina Parrot) 1827-38 hand-colored aquatin North Carolina Museum of Art American
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Daniel Nicholas Chodowiecki You are a courageous boy, you will not lose Silesia to anyone. Engraving circa 178
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Romare Bearden - Carolina Shout 1911-88 The Mint Museums American
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Lewis Wickes Hine - Carolina Cotton Mill 1908 gelatin silver print Bowdoin College Museum of Art American
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Henry William Bunbury How to lose your way, plate at p. 15 in the book An Academy for grown Horsemenä (London: Hooper and Wigstead, 1796) etching 1786
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What We Are Supposed to Lose!, Louis Oppenheim (Switzerland, Coburg, 1879 - 1936) , 1919, Lithograph printed in black, green, orange and brown on wove paper mounted on linen
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When will the betrayed ”brave sons” lose patience?, Franz Maria Jansen (Germany (Cologne), 1885 - 1958) , circa 1922, Woodcut on wove paper
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Lewis Wickes Hine - Spinner in Cotton Mill, North Carolina 1908 gelatin silver print The Art Institute of Chicago
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Cherokee Woman, North Carolina
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Pietro Bardellino - Apotheosis of Ferdinand IV and Maria Carolina, King and Queen of Naples c. 1781 oil on canvas Cleveland Museum of Art Italian
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Hunters - North Carolina, Lee Post  (Artist), 1971, Gelatin-silver print
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Pieter Tanje Portrait of Carolina, Princess of Orange and Nassau ENG 1751
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Georges Schreiber Evening in South Carolina Lithograph 20th century
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Artist: Lewis Hine Title: 11 Year Old Spinner in a Cotton Mill, North Carolina Date:
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Maum Duck, South Carolina
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Cherries, Donald Sultan (United States, North Carolina, Asheville, born 1951) , 1988, Screenprint
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Helen Hyde A Rainy Day in South Carolina lithograph 19th - 20th century
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Four Pears, Feb. 1989, Donald Sultan (United States, North Carolina, Asheville, born 1951) , 1989, Screenprint
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Michael Lucero Baby Carolina in Stroller Glazed earthenware and baby carriage 1997
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Johannes Esaias Nilson Portrait of Sophia Carolina, born 1737 Engraving 18th century
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Helen Hyde The Shower (A Rainy Day in South Carolina) Lithograph 19th - 20th century
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Quince, Sept. 7, 1988, Donald Sultan (United States, North Carolina, Asheville, born 1951) , 1988, Screenprint
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North Carolina 6, Aaron Siskind (United States, New York, New York City, 1903 - 1991) , 1951, Gelatin-silver print
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Apples and Oranges, June 11, 1987, Donald Sultan (United States, North Carolina, Asheville, born 1951) , 1987, Screenprint
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Artist: Walker Evans Title: Negroes" Church, South Carolina Date: 1936 Medium: gelatin silver print Dimensions:
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Big Dipper, Charlotte, North Carolina, John Pfahl (United States, New York, New York City, born 1939-2-17) , 1976, Dye-imbibition print
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Marion Jones, Raleigh, North Carolina, 2001, Rick Chapman (United States, born 1966) , 2002, Gelatin-silver print
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Johannes Esaias Nilson Portrait of Frederica Carolina, Princess of Hohenlohe and Waldburg, born 1714 Engraving 18th century
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Morris Louis - Pi 1960 acrylic on canvas North Carolina Museum of Art American
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Bamboo Lightning, Penland, North Carolina, John Pfahl (United States, New York, New York City, born 1939-2-17) , 1977, Dye-imbibition print
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Necker Cube, Penland, North Carolina, John Pfahl (United States, New York, New York City, born 1939-2-17) , 1975, Dye-imbibition print
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Red Setters in Red Fields, Charlotte, North Carolina, John Pfahl (United States, New York, New York City, born 1939-2-17) , 1976, Dye-imbibition print
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Marion Jones Legs, Raleigh, North Carolina, 2001, Rick Chapman (United States, born 1966) , 2002, Gelatin-silver print
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Snow Creek Lightning, Wing, North Carolina, John Pfahl (United States, New York, New York City, born 1939-2-17) , 1977, Dye-imbibition print
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Roan Mountain Lightning, Roan Mountain, North Carolina, John Pfahl (United States, New York, New York City, born 1939-2-17) , 1977, Dye-imbibition print
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Shed with Blue Dotted Lines, Penland, North Carolina, John Pfahl (United States, New York, New York City, born 1939-2-17) , 1975, Dye-imbibition print
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The Herbalist, Louisiana or South Carolina
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Bowl, sugar, 1789-1821 Made by Rudolph Christ (1750-1833)American; Made in South, Salem, North Carolina, AmericaEarthenware
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Woman’s Hip Wrapper, Carolina Josephina von Franquemont (1817 - 1867)  (Artist), circa 1850, Cotton plain weave with hand-drawn wax resist (batik tulis) and applied gold (prada)
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Jan Miense Molenaer - The Dentist 1629 oil on panel North Carolina Museum of Art Dutch
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Gerhard Richter - Station 1985 oil on canvas North Carolina Museum of Art German
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Richard Diebenkorn - Berkeley No. 8 1954 oil on canvas North Carolina Museum of Art American
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Ed Moses - Blk-Jack 1995 acrylic on canvas North Carolina Museum of Art American
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Elizabeth Murray - Pigeon 1991 oil on canvas and la North Carolina Museum of Art American
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Moshe Kupferman - Untitled 1974 oil on canvas North Carolina Museum of Art Israeli
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Jacob Lawrence - Forward 1967 tempera on panel North Carolina Museum of Art American
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Frank Stella - Raqqa II 1970 synthetic polymer an North Carolina Museum of Art American
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Karl Schmidt-Rotluff - Portrait of Emy 1919 oil on canvas North Carolina Museum of Art German
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Puccio Capanna - The Cruxifiction c. 1330 Tempera and gold lea North Carolina Museum of Art Italian
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Anselm Keifer - Untitled 1980-86 oil, acrylic, emulsi North Carolina Museum of Art German
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Joel Shapiro - Untitled 1989-90 cast bronze North Carolina Museum of Art American
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George Benjamin Luks - In the Steerage 1900 oil on canvas North Carolina Museum of Art American
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A Member of the Wilkins Family Making Biscuits on Corn Husking Day, Tallyho, North Carolina, Marion Post Wolcott (United States, 1910 - 1990) , 1939, printed later, Gelatin-silver print
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Cotton-Mill Worker, North Carolina
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Untitled, Henry Charles Pearson (United States, North Carolina, Kinston, born 1914-12-8) , 1964, Lithograph
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Untitled, Henry Charles Pearson (United States, North Carolina, Kinston, born 1914-12-8) , 1964, Lithograph
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John Ivery’s Truck: Hauling Away the Traps and Saving the Yams, John Outterbridge (United States, North Carolina, Greenville, born 1933)  (Artist), 1993, Wood, metal, rag, and acrylic paint
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Coleridge Poem I, Henry Charles Pearson (United States, North Carolina, Kinston, born 1914-12-8) , 1964, Lithograph
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Part III, Henry Charles Pearson (United States, North Carolina, Kinston, born 1914-12-8) , 1964, Lithograph

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (40)
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Gasworks Gallery: Nothing to Lose: An Unprecedented Collaboration Between Gasworks, London and La Friche, Marseilles
Nothing to Lose at Gasworks will see both Majoral and Jabbour working in and around the Gallery space in order to make a site-specific exhibition. By transforming Gasworks Gallery into a studio for six weeks, Nothing to Lose presents the artists w...
Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane: TROJAN HORSE: Andrew Arnaoutopoulos
Trojan Horse focuses on the controversial relationship between Museums and their merchandise. In other words these stolen objects have generated a souvenir industry that the British Museum is reluctant to lose....
Cambridge Galleries: Larry Towell: Palestine, El Salvador and Home
Towell has won numerous prestigious awards. Most recently, he received the first Roloff Beny Photography Book Award for El Salvador (April, 1999). Other awards include the Alfred Eisentaedt Award for Portraiture Essay (1998), the Oskar Barnack...
artSPACE durban: Michele Silk: Being Frank...
Her works explore such ideas, using both minimal detail in images and paint application which can break down form and introduce an emotional vocabulary of its own. Kotze is fascinated by the way in which the artist has the potential to manipula...
Bauhaus Dessau Foundation: Call for Artists: Transnational Spaces
What are the consequences for cities and architecture if a location is becoming ambiguous? By looking at select transnational locations, such as call centers in Calcutta/India, hostels for refugees in Berlin, transnational markets in Istanbul, a d...
Galerie Bernhard Knaus: Daniele Buetti: Does Time Dance with Memories?
The private adoption of the public images shows the expose and vulnerability of the models, but appears on the other hand ironic and rises the beauty for the viewer, because the models become something real away from their perfection.publishi...
First Street Gallery: Bryan Collins: Bloom
Bloom
Bloom is not so much an idea as rather a feeling.
It is a hot summer day in New York City,
one of those uneventful days where you just lose yourself looking.
Then one finds little reminders.
The pain of 9/11 still...
Gallery ART U: Xu Zhongmin: City of Dreams
In the late 1990s when Xu created a large-scale woodcarving relief from a printing block, this scenery had attained a dreamlike megalopolis aspect with its boundlessly intricate structures. Innumerable human figures, flickering as if they were ...
Circa Magazine: Call for Artists: The Picture Works
We will take care of the back of the postcard, which will consist of information about Circa. The back will also carry your name, title of the work, and contact information if desired. And even if you don't win, you don't lose: we will post ...
Dundee Contemporary Arts: Ernesto Neto
Experienced in the flesh, however, they also encourage a fusion of the senses: smell, sight and touch are all equally stimulated by these complex but immensely enjoyable works. Brought to life by the participation of the viewer, who is encourage...
Joao Ferreira Fine Art: Dorothee Kreutzfeldt: The Virgins Are All Trimming Their Wicks 
Dorothee Kreutzfeldt continues, "From the air the continent seemed so vast. Between geographies of apocalypse and paradise the news were so specific. I thought of  (Mohammed) Ali and Mad Max in the Namibian desert, Rwanda Hotel, Nontetha and Blood...
Joao Ferreira Fine Art: Small Moments: Tom Cullberg
Cullberg uses found images as well as his own snapshots as a starting point for the figures, objects and places that feature in the paintings. Through adding and subtracting visual and emotional layers, an altered reality emerges that presents us ...
Tate Britian: Art Now:Knut Åsdam: Psychasthenia (10)
Åsdam was born in 1968, in Trondheim, Norway, and educated in London at Wimbledon College of Art (1988-9) and Goldsmiths College (1989-92). He has exhibited extensively in the US and Europe and was selected for the Nordic pavilion ...
California Museum of Photography: Life Imprints by Lieve Prins: The Copier as Camera
Born in Belgium, Prins studied interior design at age 16. Later, she moved to Amsterdam where she became involved in the art movements of the early seventies. She became involved with photocopy art when she saw her daughter's hand resting on...
Lawrence Gallery Portland: Yuri Tremler and Jacek Rudnicki OIls
Yuri Tremler's striking and spontaneous palette clearly expresses a gamut of emotional states and moods. Painted with the accuracy of a designer and the delicacy of a colorist, his works both inspire and calm. He uses the female form and contrasts...
gordart Gallery: Scratch: Fiona Couldridge and Michale Smith
The works become, in part, the way Couldridge ‘maps’ or studies herself. Many of the works refer to doubling, and have strong allusions to the Rorschach Test, a method of psychological evaluation developed by the Swiss psychologist Hermann R...
Agora Gallery: Contemporary Perspectives: A Collective Exhibition
"Torrent of the Sea" and "the Music of New Orleans" by the Maine artist D. Loren Champlin will be shown in this collective exhibit in Chelsea. "D. Loren Champlin's works explore the textures of the human body in forms that move beyond naturali...
Michael Hoppen Gallery: Hugo Bernatzik: Unseen Africa
The vast, open space of southern Sudan was, in 1927, one of the most remote places in Africa.  Situated at the confluence of several great rivers, the land was a sea of swamps and grasses, expanding and contracting with the seasonal rains.  It was...
Museum of Modern Art: Workspheres: Innovative Design Solutions for the Workplace of the Near Future
The exhibition sheds light on many theories about our working future, featuring custom-built models of new tools and environments conceived for the exhibition by six international design teams, as well as selected ...
Southwest School of Art and Craft / Russell Hill Rogers Galleries: Multi-media Exhibitions Reflect the “Poetry of Space” and Today’s “Anxious Accumulations”
Travis Townsend is a faculty member at the University of Eastern Kentucky who uses a mixture of reclaimed building materials, wood scraps and other found materials to create curiously interactive devices that play off the look and feel of tools, t...
Stedelijk Museum: Avery Preesman - Bedrock
Rocky ground enclosed, a work-title used by Preesman in 1998 in his studio, inspired his good friend Maarten van Hinte to write a poem called Bedrock: 'Not just me. Tens. Hundreds. Thousands upon thousands upon thousands of people washing asho...
Throckmorton Fine Art: Bernatzik - Africa: Vintage Photographs by Hugo A. Bernatzik
Hugo A. Bernatzik (1897-1953) abandoned his medical studies at the University of Vienna in the early 1920's and sought adventure in Spain and northwest Africa. He immediately became enthralled in the peoples and cultures he encountered. Upon his...
Location One: Qing Hua Porcelain (blue and white): An Exhibition by XU TAN
Xu Tan draws his inspiration from the teachings of philosopher Chuang-Tzu (circa 250 BC). Successor to Lao Tzu and a foremost proponent of Taoism, Chuang-Tzu presumed that no matter how alike two things are, a difference between them can alwa...
Fresh A.I.R. Gallery: A Gift and A Curse: Work by Chris Mohler
History One day at the age of 6, I was on a fire escape of a playhouse theater dropping rocks on soda cans below. My mother, an actress, was inside the first floor rehearsal hall practicing for her starring role in the next production. Her i...
Red Gate Gallery: Shen Ling: Pink Bed
" Milan Kundera once said,'What is flirtation? One might say that it is behavior leading another to believe that sexual intimacy is possible, while preventing that possibility from becoming a certainty.' Today, flirtation has become quite a luxury. ...
Stiftung Wilhelm Lehmbruck Museum: Jaume Plensa. Good Luck?
Nowadays Plensa is one of the outstanding protagonists of the mid-life generation of sculptors, whose ideas and leitmotifs exude a ubiquitous fascination and appeal. The most recent examples of his major public projects, which he produced as exter...
Il Ramo d'Oro: Adriana Montariello: Tango
In the seventies she became interested in mediate communication working on computers. Her first personal exhibition took place in 1976 at the “L’incontro di Ziccardi” bookshop in Naples. After joining the collective “Nuova Identità” (New Identity)...
Orlando Museum of Art: From Goodnight Moon to Art Dog: The World of Clement, Edith and Thacher Hurd
Among the material included in the exhibition are watercolors, pen and ink sketches, woodcuts, drawings and tempera paintings. Ranging from early sketches to final illustrations, these works provide a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at the ste...
Il Ramo d'Oro: Paths of thought - Sentieri del pensiero
Paths of thought There is a region of the mind wherein lies inexpressible impulses, intuitions and desires. Rational thought continuously tries to translate them into words but in translation, the thought often betrays itself. In searc...
Spertus Museum: Vishniac Photographs Breathe Life into Memories of Children from a Vanished World
An exhibition of 50 of Vishniac’s photographs are part of the exhibition Roman Vishniac: Children of a Vanished World, on display at Spertus Museum (618 South Michigan Avenue, Chicago) from January 28 - August 31, 2001. Approximately two thirds of...
Dahesh Museum of Art: Telling Tales I: Classical Images
Ever since antiquity, the artistic vocabulary developed by the Greeks and Romans has remained significant for painters, sculptors and architects, across space and time. ...
Stroom hcbk: InfoArcadia: Manifestation about information design
The manifestation InfoArcadia consists of an exhibition and a conference. The exhibition is build up like a three-dimensional type page, CD-ROM or web page. The visitor can find or lose his own way in the forest of information. He is confronted wi...
Chisenhale Gallery: Solid Objects, Recent Sculptural Work by Valentin Carron and Mai-Thu Perret
For the exhibition Mai-Thu Perret will present part of her series of sculptures entitled The Crystal Frontier. The series comprises text ˆ extracts from personal diaries, letters, timetables and public event announcements ˆ and objects, which she ...
Phoenix Art Museum: Constructing New Berlin: Contemporary Art Made in Post-Wall Berlin
Constructing New Berlin is the first groundbreaking, major exhibition that Phoenix Art Museum has toured since the acclaimed Copper as Canvas in 1998-99. Constructing New Berlin is presented by the global financial services firm UBS. Additional s...
Witte de With Center for Contemportary Art: Yto Barrada: A Life Full of Holes – The Strait Project
"Even a life full of holes, a life of nothing but waiting, is better than no life at all". Driss Ben Hamed Charhadi, A Life Full of Holes (1964). Even in its collapse, the colonial dream has left us the heritage of an iniquitous regime of ma...
Cleveland Center for Contemporary Art: Don Harvey: Invented Landscapes-A Ten Year Survey AND Intimate Majesty: Metalworks by Heather White | PULSE
Today, urban planners and wildlife activists are compelled into dialogue as sprawl, farmland, and parks compete both for available open space and a hand in urban revitalization. One of the region’s most respected artists, Don Harvey creates and l...
Cleveland Museum of Art: Jacob Lawrence's Toussaint
Lawrence, who moved to Harlem as a teenager in 1930, was influenced and stimulated by the artists, writers, and philosophers of the Harlem Renaissance, among them Romare Bearden, Langston Hughes, and W. E. B. DuBois, who fostered pride...
Malmo Konsthall: Jacob Dahlgren and Katarina Lofstrom: Visual and Emotional
By creating what we experience as abstract images, the artists on the one hand set us free from the limiting literalness of pure representation and make possible narratives (and emotions) with multiple layers of meaning in us, the observers. On...
Brooklyn Museum of Art: Hip-Hop Nation: Roots, Rhymes, and Rage
Hip-Hop Nation will showcase clothing and accessories worn by artists such as Afrika Bambaataa, Run-DMC, The Beastie Boys, Salt N' Pepa, Tupac Shakur, Puff Daddy, Eminem, and Missy Ell...
Galerie Gabriel Rolt: Noa Giniger
The subversive nature of her work appears through acts of dislocation and transformation. In EVERYBODY LOVES SOMEBODY SOMETIME (2008) Giniger takes one line out of a famous love song, isolates it and presents it as an endless repetition. The “some...

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