Artist: William Mark ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (60)
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Mote Spoon, Maker’s mark possibly that of William Cripps or William Chawner  (Artist), circa 1760-1780, Silver
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Mote Spoon, Maker’s mark possibly that of William Cripps or William Chawner  (Artist), circa 1760-1780, Silver
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William Strang The Mark of the Beast - Illustrations to Life's Handicap 19th - 20th century
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William Theophilus Brown Beth and Mark, Drawing, number 10 of the portfolio Twenty Etchings by Theophilus Brown Etching 1984
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William Theophilus Brown Mark and Gordon, Drawing, number 13 of the portfolio Twenty Etchings by Theophilus Brown Etching 1984
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Seal-Top Spoon, working 1515 - 1545 Maker’s mark of a fringed S, ascribed to WIlliam SImpson  (Artist), 1535, Silver gilt
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William Theophilus Brown Beth, Gordon, and Mark, Drawing seated Man, number 14 of the portfolio Twenty Etchings by Theophilus Brown Etching 1984
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William Strang The Mark of the Beast, plate 3 in the book, A Series of thirty Etchings ä illustrating Subjects from the Writings of Rudyard Kipling (London: Macmillan, 1901) etching 1901
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NEW YORK, NY 10021 (Home of: William ’Uncle Bill’ Davis), Mark Bennett (United States, Tennessee, Chattanooga, born 1956) , 2000, Etching
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Sugar Tongs, Maker’s mark illegible  (Artist), mid-18th century, Silver
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William Mark Fisher - Land and Sea 1871 oil on canvas The Detroit Institute of Art American
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Saint Mark, Alonso Berruguete (Spain, Valladolid, 1488 - 1561)  (attributed to), circa 1560, Polychromed and gilded wood (pine)
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Tazza, Unascribed maker’s mark ’A’ in a shield  (Manufacturer), 1565-1566, Silver gilt
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The Methuen Cup, Unascribed maker’s mark VH in a shield  (Artist), circa 1550, Silver gilt, rock crystal
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WH "Our Mark" (Lt.-Col. Mark Sykes, M.P.), Men of the Day No. 2278, from Vanity Fair Supplement Lithograph 1912
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Tobacco Box, Unascribed maker’s mark MG  (Artist), early 17th century, Coconut shell, silver gilt mounts
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Giovanni Battista Cima da Conegliano - Saint Mark c. 1500 oil on wood The National Gallery, London Italian
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Pair of Candelabra
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Mark Adams California Poppies cotton warp with wool 1976
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Mark Adams Sugar Bowl color lithograph 1985
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#32, #4, Mark Rothko (Latvia, Dvinsk, 1903 - 1970) , 1947-1948, Oil on canvas
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Marked by WS (possibly William Stephenson, first mark entered 1775) Tea Canister London, England England,
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Marked by William Grundy, first mark entered 1743 Sauceboat London, England England, (London), 1748-49 Silver
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Marked by William Pearse, first mark entered 1774 Skewer flatware Exeter, England England, (Exeter), 1783-84
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Possibly by William Fordham, first mark entered 1707 Sugar Bowl London, England England, (London), 1730-31
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Marked by Joseph William Story, first mark entered 1803 Toast Rack London, England England, (London),
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Marked by William Eley I, first mark entered 1778, died in 1824 Teapot London, England
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Man with Tie, Mark Jilg , 1977, Dye-imbibition print
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Man with Tie, Mark Jilg , 1977, Dye-imbibition print
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Mark Adams Eggplant Watercolor 1978
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Marked by William Grundy, first mark entered 1743 Coffeepot London, England England, (London), 1767-68 Silver,
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Mark Adams Kerchief color aquatint 1979
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Mark Rutherford Ainslee's September Poster 1899
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Bernard Duvivier - Cleopatra Captured by Roman Soldiers after the Death of Mark Antony 1789 oil on canvas Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester French
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Roses and Lizards, Mark Jilg , 1980, Dye-imbibition print
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Parrot and Sailboat, Mark Jilg , 1980, Dye-imbibition print
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Goldfish and Stringbeans, Mark Jilg , 1980, Dye-imbibition print
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Woman with Wet Hair, Mark Jilg , 1978, Dye-imbibition print
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Woman with Wet Hair, Mark Jilg , 1978, Dye-imbibition print
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Roses and Lizards, Mark Jilg , 1980, Dye-imbibition print
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Goldfish and Stringbeans, Mark Jilg , 1980, Dye-imbibition print
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Parrot and Sailboat, Mark Jilg , 1980, Dye-imbibition print
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Pair of Lidded Tureens, Liners, and Stands
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Jug with Scrolls, Mark V. Marshall , after 1879, Salt-glazed stoneware
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Mark Adams Soccer Ball color aquatint 1983
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Sequoia One Portfolio, Mark Jilg , 1984, (8) dye-imbibition prints
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Sequoia One Portfolio, Mark Jilg , 1984, (8) dye-imbibition prints
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Marked by Thomas Ellis, mark entered 1780 Soup Ladle flatware London, England England, (London), probably
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Mark Adams Pink Poppy color aquatint 1980
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Salt, Pepper, and Fire, Mark Jilg , 1980, Dye-imbibition print
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Salt, Pepper, and Fire, Mark Jilg , 1980, Dye-imbibition print
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Woman in Pink Slip, Mark Jilg , 1977, Dye-imbibition print
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Woman in Pink Slip, Mark Jilg , 1977, Dye-imbibition print
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Black Table Cloth, Mark Jilg , 1979, Dye-imbibition print
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Black Table Cloth, Mark Jilg , 1979, Dye-imbibition print
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Lorenzo da Sanseverino - Virgin and Child, with Saints Anthony Abbott, Mark, Severino, and Sebastian c. 1490-96 tempera on wood Cleveland Museum of Art Italian
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Possibly by Henry Penstone Possibly by Robert Peake Porringer London, England England, (London), 1715-16 Silver
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Mark Adams Water Jar color aquatint 1984
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Vase with Lizard on Rim, Mark V. Marshall , 1904, Salt-glazed stoneware
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Churchill Ettinger Mark Etching - Drypoint 1937

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (40)
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Bucketworks: Mark Adams Exposed
Mark Adams has received awards and recognition for his extraordinary artwork and is known for his creative use of materials and his wonderful urban art environment at his Bay View home. Please come and enjoy...
Fort Wayne Museum of Art: Mary Ellen Mark: American Odyssey
Aperture, a not-for-profit organization devoted to photography and the visual arts, has organized this traveling exhibition and produced the accompanying publications. Aperture gratefully acknowledges the ...
Bank of Ireland Arts Centre: Making A Mark: An Exhibition of Paintings by John Nolan
"MAKING A MARK " refers to the physical birth of the image. Each of John's energetic paintings starts with a first brush stroke, a simple mark, which is carefully augmented and developed over time into its final form. For John, an artist is ultima...
Cella Gallery:  Mark Gleason : Explorations of Persona
Mark Gleason grew up in Connecticut. He received a BFA in Studio Arts from Syracuse University in 1984 and earned a Masters Degree in Art Education in 1989. His art has been shown in galleries throughout the United States. He currently lives in...
SODA Gallery: Atmosphere: Mark Rhodes
Rhodes continues "The primary motivation behind my landscape painting is to establish a bond between audiences and the environment. The exhibition seeks to achieve this through the exploration of the potentially profound impact that a landscape or...
Mark Fabbro: Seeking US Venue: Monumental War and Art Sculpture
Mark is seeking an opportunity to exhibit the monumental work at art galleries in Washington DC, New York City and other United States locations. Through the global media people are constantly presented with graphic images of people, and ...
Fraser Gallery: Mark Jenkins: Tape All Over Town
For this coming show, provided that he can fit it through our front door, Jenkins will have the lifesize 1995 tape Honda Civic in the gallery, and will also exhibit photographs about some of his other tape projects. Additionally, Mark will h...
Zach Feuer Gallery: Mark Flood : Chelsea Whores
His influence is comparable to that of the American artist Andy Warhol, but whereas Warhol's work features talent, Flood unintentionally devises a tedious formal vocabulary, layered with meaning and metaphor. The centerpiece of the gallery is a se...
Delaplaine Visual Arts Center: Mark R Brockman: Landscapes
Brockman does this with paint and color. The show will consist of Oil and Pastel paintings. The pastels done En Plien Aire and the oils created in the studio from the pastels, where the artists can dream and play with paint. Brockman sta...
Ann Arbor Art Center: Mark Porter: Interactive Sculptures, Lithographs and Drawings
"Each piece is designed to approach the viewer with themes of human consciousness, human fragility, human sexuality and the desire to create and customize one's surroundings," Porter says. The lithographs and drawings will illustrate the idea and...
Plug In, ICA: Mark Karasick: Large Scale Paintings
Mark’s work is partially an inquiry into the consequences of technological representation. He marries image capture in digital process with a profound and painterly treatment of the face – impactful not only from the expression and character, but ...
Kopeikin Gallery: Mark Edward Harris : The Art of the Japanese Bath
After graduating from California State University, Los Angeles with a Master of Arts Degree in Pictorial/Documentary History, Mark started his professional photography career doing the stills for various television and movie companies. In 1986 he ...
Walter Wickser Gallery: Two Exhibitions: Works by Mark Jacobson and A Figurative Group Show
In "The Landscacpe of the Body, Figurative Group Show", Eric Finzi, Annette Rawlings, Keith Webster and Junqing Wu explore the figure in many different techniques. “The human body fascinates us not least because it houses the human spirit. It ...
Gallery of Photography: MARK CURRAN: Southern Cross - A Documentary Portrait of Contemporary Ireland
Alongside his landscapes, Curran presents portraits of construction workers which dramatically convey the dignity of manual labour at a time when it is set to become a thing of the past. These images intersect with works from the prospect serie...
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts: Mark Lombardi: Global Networks
A former librarian, Lombardi culled information from published sources, but made a point of stating that his study did not stem from primary research. Part of the 14,500 index cards upon which he recorded and noted this information will also be on...
bitforms gallery: Mark Napier: Sacred Code
The artwork translates the stream of bits into motion: two calligraphic marks, one black and one white, chase one another in a seemingly endless dance on screen, leaving behind faint trails as the move. Rather than interpreting the meaning of ...
Cairns Regional Gallery: Within: Steven Royster
"I work really ruggedly as well as refined.  I can scratch an eye lash or pick up a six inch grinder and mark the canvas; I encourage chance to be in my work and form a new direction." "I am very keen on responsive creating, one mark encoura...
Association for Visual Arts: Mark Coetzee: All Our Sons 11 - an installation
Mark Coetzee's first exhibition of the same title was shown at AVA in March/April of 2003. That exhibition consisted of various diapositive projections filling the blackened gallery spaces. These projected images were disturbed by the viewers' pre...
Frye Art Museum: Beyond Reason: Paintings and Monoprints by Mark Spencer
Spencer’s painting skills allow him to draw from an eclectic mix of pictorial modes, including the strategies of Flemish nature morte, German Romanticism, and realism. What is common to Spencer’s art is his meticulous brushwork, carefully balanced co...
PBS: Art:21-Art in the Twenty-First Century
Season 4 of Art:21-Art in the Twenty-First Century will premiere October 28 on PBS at 10:00pm ET (check local listings). Produced by the pioneering contemporary art institution Art21, Season 4 will profile both well-known and up-and-coming artist...
M. J. Higgins Fine Art: Mark Oberlin; Out of Doors
Oberlin creates an emotional experience with each of his subject matters. "In my landscape paintings, the sky, land, animals, and trees are all deliberately placed in compositions that lead the viewer through the painting in a rhythmic harmony....
Translations Gallery: Mark Bowles: California Landscapes and Rachel Darnell: Paintings on Woven Canvas
Rachel Darnell's paintings on woven canvas emphasize the interconnectedness and interdependence of all things, combining the immediacy and expressiveness of painting with the primitive structure of weaving. Her travels into some of the most ancien...
State Gallery: New Work from Jim Breukelman, Angela Leach, Mark Mullin, Danny Singer and Brian G. White
Jim Breukelman’s Stillborn series in new 16” x 20” size format depict the shipyard of the BC FastCat ferry project. These beautiful photos highlight their dramatic construction while the title makes allusions to their complicated history. ...
Philadelphia Museum of Art: Mary Ellen Mark: Photographs
Unsurpassed in bringing icon-like presence to her subjects, whether 'everyday' or unusual, Mark (born 1940) was recently voted 'Most Influential Woman Photographer of All Time' by readers of American Photo magazine. In ...
Kettle's Yard Gallery, University of Cambridge: The World, Abridged: Oliver Bancroft, Mark Edwards, Ryan Gander, Sally Osborn, Lucy Skaer
Mark Edwards’ rich colour photographs are born out of a prolonged engagement with neglected and overlooked landscapes close to home, while oriental iconography and mass-reproduced images are some of the disparate sources that Lucy Skaer uses to we...
Art Space Gallery: George Rowlett: Prime Elements
Working directly from the subject, the surface of his canvases are built up often with extraordinary speed to a rich and succulent impasto where colour and surface combine to convey atmosphere, light and mass. Rowlett delights in the properties...
Tate Liverpool: Mark Wallinger: Credo
Wallinger came to prominence in Britain in the 1980s and has since earned an international reputation. He was nominated for the 1995 Turner Prize and recently completed a new piece of work, Ecce Homo, for Trafalgar Square, ...
Museum of Modern Art, Oxford: Mark Lewis: Large-Scale Film Installations
Mark Lewis's work functions as a critique of cinema, encouraging the viewer's awareness of the clichés, conventions and fragmentary nature of film, and how it has been constructed historically. In so doing, he also acknowledges its suggestive pow...
Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts: Allison Warren: Scribbles
The artist states that “the accumulation of these markings provides direct evidence of our unwavering urge for physical contact with the material world”. The drawings provide the site upon which to consider the volatile role of the hand mark in co...
Neuberger Museum of Art: Mark Klett: Ideas About Time
Klett, one of America’s foremost landscape photographers who has earned international acclaim, is known primarily for specializing in works that focus on perceptions of the American West. Ideas About Time follows the concept of time throughout the...
MU: The 14th Star: Photos, Videos, Poetry and Music by Mark Borthwick
Mark Borthwick ranks among the generation of photographers who in the nineties broke through the conventions of fashion photography. Integrating elements from the domains of architecture and design, he has developed a very personal and intuitive s...
Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Co-operative: NEW BEGINNINGS, NEW IDEAS
An opening for the exhibition will be held Wednesday 5th July, 2000 at 6.00 p.m. Mr. Herb Simms/Elder, La Perouse Aboriginal Community, Sydney will open the show at Boomalli, 191 Parramatta Road, Annandale. N.S.W. 2038 Boomalli Abor...
York Quay Centre: Torontoniensis: Songs from the Waterfront
Whether dark or humorous, the works chosen for Songs from the Waterfront contend with age-old preoccupations of loss, alienation, betrayal and death.  The artists in the current project are: John Abrams, Mark Adair, David W. Craig, Catherine Daigl...
Club Ohm: CYBER SOIREE FESTIVAL & EXPO
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San Bernardino County Museum, Fisk Gallery: Trial and Transformation: The Creative Process Revealed
Marilyn Prescott, Guest Curator of the exhibit, believes that courage is one of the things that separates the real artist from the merely visionary art...
55 Mercer Gallery: Dianne Bowen: That Will Leave A Mark
>This body of work represents human landscapes, soliciting time. Tree branches and barbed wire expose themselves from beneath the surface like roots and veins connecting earth to body. Layers of paint and pieces of materials reveal vestiges excava...
Irish Museum of Modern Art: Mark Manders: Parallel Occurrence
Inhabited for a Survey presents the floor plan of a building, outlined on the gallery floor using pencils, crayons, markers and other materials. Part of a perpetually-changing, unrealised whole, which evolves further with each manifestation, the f...
Florence Lynch Gallery: Craig Fisher: Paintings
As Maurice Fréchuret (Director of the CAPC Museum, Bordeaux, France) writes, "For Craig Fisher, the space of the canvas cannot be defined in an unequivocal way. Rather, it is simultaneously a surface on which his artistic ends are rigorously an...
Mark Moore Gallery: Ultrasonic International II: Transcending Transience
The show will bring together twelve artists whose work, although stylistically and thematically very different, is inextricably linked with notions of transience, temporality, and impermanence. The show will propose a dialogue amongst the works re...
IAO Gallery: Outart Festival Of Oklahoma
The 4 selected were artists that showed a level of presentation that was superb, Richard Ray Whitman said. Clayton Keyes, David Cockerell, Joe Dale Tate Nevaquaya and Mark Maxey were selected for this prestigious award. Over ...

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