Artist: Enrique Del Moral ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (60)
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Hand of Power, Enrique Chagoya (Mexico, born 1953) , 1993, Oil on tin with galvanized steel frame
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Manikins, Enrique Montenegro (1917 - 2003) , 1966, Lithograph
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Manikins, Enrique Montenegro (1917 - 2003) , 1966, Lithograph
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Assassination, Enrique Montenegro (1917 - 2003) , 1966, Lithograph
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Assassination, Enrique Montenegro (1917 - 2003) , 1966, Lithograph
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Head, Enrique Montenegro (1917 - 2003) , 1966, Lithograph
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Head, Enrique Montenegro (1917 - 2003) , 1966, Lithograph
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Woman on a Crosswalk, Enrique Montenegro (1917 - 2003) , 1966, Lithograph
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Acceptance of Longing (La aceptación del anhelo), Enrique Martinez Celaya (Cuba, born 1964)  (Artist), 1997, Oil on canvas
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Uprising of the Spirit (Elevación del espíritu), Enrique Chagoya (Mexico, born 1953) , 1994, Acrylic and oil on paper
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Enrique Chagoya Against the Common Good II Etching and aquatint 1983
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Tales of the Conquest–Codex II (Historias de la conquista–Códice II), Enrique Chagoya (Mexico, born 1953) , 1992, Mixed media on handmade paper
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Enrique Grau Araujo La Cita (The Rendezvous), fourth plate in the portfolio, 21 Estampadores de Colombia, Mexico y Venezuela (21 Printmakers of Colombia, Mexico and Venezuela) Color screenprint 1972
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Moral E, Amano Kazumi (Japan, 1927 - 2001) , 1963, Color woodblock print; embossed
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Kazumi Amano Moral (E) Color woodcut 1963
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Moral Lessons through Good and Evil, Tsukioka Yoshitoshi (Japan, 1839 - 1892) , 1880, Album; color woodblock prints
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Plate 1 for ’Moral and Satiric Content’, Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki (Germany, Danzig, 1726 - 1801) , 1778, Etching, laid down
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Plate 2 for ’Moral and Satiric Content’, Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki (Germany, Danzig, 1726 - 1801) , 1778, Etching, laid down
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Illustrations for ’Moral and Satiric Content’, Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki (Germany, Danzig, 1726 - 1801) , 1778, Etchings, laid down
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Plate 10 for ’Moral and Satiric Content’, Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki (Germany, Danzig, 1726 - 1801) , 1778, Etching, laid down
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Plate 11 for ’Moral and Satiric Content’, Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki (Germany, Danzig, 1726 - 1801) , 1778, Etching, laid down
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Plate 12 for ’Moral and Satiric Content’, Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki (Germany, Danzig, 1726 - 1801) , 1778, Etching, laid down
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Plate 7 for ’Moral and Satiric Content’, Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki (Germany, Danzig, 1726 - 1801) , 1778, Etching, laid down
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Plate 9 for ’Moral and Satiric Content’, Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki (Germany, Danzig, 1726 - 1801) , 1778, Etching, laid down
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Plate 8 for ’Moral and Satiric Content’, Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki (Germany, Danzig, 1726 - 1801) , 1778, Etching, laid down
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Plate 6 for ’Moral and Satiric Content’, Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki (Germany, Danzig, 1726 - 1801) , 1778, Etching, laid down
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Plate 5 for ’Moral and Satiric Content’, Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki (Germany, Danzig, 1726 - 1801) , 1778, Etching, laid down
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Plate 4 for ’Moral and Satiric Content’, Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki (Germany, Danzig, 1726 - 1801) , 1778, Etching, laid down
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Plate 3 for ’Moral and Satiric Content’, Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki (Germany, Danzig, 1726 - 1801) , 1778, Etching, laid down
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Etienne Delaune One from Moral Allegories (set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century
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Etienne Delaune One from Moral Allegories (set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century
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Etienne Delaune One from Moral Allegories (set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century
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Etienne Delaune One from Moral Allegories (set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century
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Etienne Delaune One from Moral Allegories (set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century
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Etienne Delaune One from Moral Allegories (set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century
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Etienne Delaune One from Moral Allegories (set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century
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Etienne Delaune One from Moral Allegories (set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century
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Etienne Delaune One from Moral Allegories (set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century
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Etienne Delaune One from Moral Allegories (set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century
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Etienne Delaune One from Moral Allegories (set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century
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Etienne Delaune One from Moral Allegories (set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century
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Etienne Delaune Moral Allegories (15 from the set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century
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Etienne Delaune One from Moral Allegories (set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century
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Etienne Delaune One from Moral Allegories (set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century
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Etienne Delaune Moral Allegories (15 from the set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century
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Etienne Delaune Moral Allegories (15 from the set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century
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Etienne Delaune Moral Allegories (15 from the set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century
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Etienne Delaune Moral Allegories (15 from the set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century
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Etienne Delaune Moral Allegories (15 from the set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century
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Etienne Delaune Moral Allegories (15 from the set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century
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Etienne Delaune Moral Allegories (15 from the set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century
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Etienne Delaune Moral Allegories (15 from the set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century
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Etienne Delaune Moral Allegories (15 from the set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century
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Etienne Delaune Moral Allegories (15 from the set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century
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Etienne Delaune Moral Allegories (15 from the set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century
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Etienne Delaune Moral Allegories (15 from the set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century
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Etienne Delaune Moral Allegories (15 from the set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century
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Etienne Delaune Moral Allegories (15 from the set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century
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Etienne Delaune Moral Allegories (15 from the set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century
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Etienne Delaune Moral Allegories (15 from the set of 20 engravings) Engraving 16th century

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (40)
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ShanghArt: Shanghart Group show by Zeng Fanzhi, Xue Song etc.
"While destroying the integrality of the image, they also provide it with an unprecedented sense of dimensionality. These works do not evoke our moral judgement through the image of a main character or the details of some specific time, but rather...
Biblioteca Malatestiana: Alberto Sughi: Mostra Monografica
During his long career Alberto Sughi has always been an attentive observer of modern life and the most striking aspects of our daily existence. He has made a shockingly accurate study of human poverty, with an impartial eye, and he meticulously re...
Statens Museum of Art, Denmark's National Gallery: Jean-Baptiste Greuze
A few years ago Statens Museum for Kunst acquired a portrait study of this painting. The exhibition will shed light on the history and creation of the painting with the help of further 10 preliminary ...
Latcham Gallery: The Seven Deadly Sins: A Group Exhibition
Through their artwork these artists will examine the seven deadly sins within a contemporary context, questioning the existence of today’s moral code. Although never specifically mentioned in the Bible, the concept of sin - doing wrong again...
The British Museum: LAST CHANCE! The Popular Print in England
The subjects of these prints are those of todays tabloid newspapers: crime, royalty, politics, war, sex and comedy. ...
Henry Moore Institute: Sir Alfred Gilbert: Maquettes for the Sam Wilson Chimneypiece c.1908-14.
The bodies of idealised youthful naked women represent pure and innocent love, winged Eros figures stand for erotic love, a...
The British Museum: The Popular Print in England
The subjects of these prints are those of today's tabloid newspapers: crime, royalty, politics, war, sex and comedy. ...
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, ...
Davis Museum and Cultural Center: The Last Expression: Art and Auschwitz
Drawn from collections in Poland, Israel, the United States, Germany and France, the artwork contains genres ranging from self-portraits and landscapes to illustrated letters, political cartoons, caricatures and images of camp existence. The work...
Jewish Community Center of Greater New Haven: Ancient Journey, New Direction - New Works by Alan Falk
These sacred texts and commentaries, informed by the core moral and humanistic values of Jewish tradition and ethos, have shaped western civilization, encompassing the fundamental desire for personal, spiritual and global peace, equality, and so...
New-York Historical Society: From the Classroom to the World: Hine, Ulman, Strand, Arbus and the Ethical Culture Fieldston School
From the Classroom to the World represents the first exhibition to examine the crucial, formative role of the Ethical Culture Fieldston School in the work of some of the United States' most important photographers, whose work helped define the cou...
Kunsthalle Bern: PRE-EMPTIVE
It is a calculated handling of reality typical of the postcolonial era, tactics already employed under Reagan; a policy of fighting against the "multiform, manoeuvring and omnipresent". It is also an affirmation of what some people call a Œprophet...
Centre André Malraux: OUR STORY - NOTRE HISTOIRE : Exceptionnal Photography Exhibition
"Ideas are not made to be though, but lived" André Malraux Since 1994, the year of its creation during the siege of Sarajevo and under the emblematic patronage of André Malraux, numerous artists, writers, filmmakers, photographers and transla...
ShanghART: WEI GUANGQING: Zeng Guang Xian Wen (The Extended Virtuous Words, extended once more)
Wei Guangqing, born 1963, lives and works in Wuhan. Since 1988 he participated at many exhibitions around the world, including 'Global Conceptualism: Points of Origin' in the Queens Museum of Art, Brooklyn, ...
Art Gallery of South Australia: 2002 Adelaide Biennial - conVerge: where art and science meet
Each of the artists in the exhibition are actively engaged with scientific research at the beginning of the 21st century. The exhibition explores some of the fundamental issues facing modern Australia, through creative encounters with diverse syst...
Edge Gallery: New Fable : Solo Exhibition of Yan Ren Kui
Traditional fables are in single language, and today, in my work series , it is a group of highly contemporary works. My work has no direct expression of a particular story, but in some funny, absurd, ridiculous, and abnormal behavior ...
Atlanta Contemporary Art Center: What Business Are You In?
Artists’ relationships with the corporate and academic worlds are complex and often contradictory. Far from the myth of the romantic outsider, most artists depend on the support of institutions and corporations, much as they did on the aristocracy...
IKRA Gallery: Works on Paper by Konstantin Gneushev
War and injury interrupted his studies, but he graduated in 1950 from Moscow’s Stroganoff Art College. He lives in Moscow with his wife, sculptress Marina Denisenko, who herself fought in the war as a tank crewmember. Gneushev’s pastels, as ...
LAAA South, The Mike Napoliello Gallery: Ryan Villiers: Rotten Apple Eden
Using declassified government documents as source material, as well as McDonald‚s as a metaphor for General Mao‚s demoralizing regime, Ryan‚s previous work portrayed his carefree cast of characters as unwitting pawns - their happy faces masking a ...
Govett-Brewster Art Gallery: Fiona Clark: Go Girl
Both an exhibition and a catalogue, Go Girl revisits this episode, one of the most controversial in New Zealand’s photographic history. It presents for the first time Fiona Clark’s complete photographic series Dance Party, from which these two ima...
MVSpace: Michelle Molyneux: Would you recognize your soul if you saw it
During her years at The Royal College of Art, encouraged by professor John Hedgecoe, Molyneux developed her unique style of photo-collage, against the background of a school of thought merely concerned with technique and curriculum orientated tuto...
Meetinghouse, Andover Newton Theological School: Call for Artists: War, Madness, and Delusion
The show will be the centerpiece for a major symposium which will bring exhibiting artists into conversation with activists, politicians, veterans, etc. in an attempt to understand both the complexities of war and the moral and political arguments...
Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College: First US Museum Exhibition of British Artist David Shrigley
Shrigley's hilarious and disturbing doodles, sculptures, and anecdotes depict the world as an absurd place. He embraces the paranoias, obsessions (stalking is a favorite theme), insecurities, moral conundrums, preoccupations, and anxieties of ever...
IBID Projects: Makoto Aida: Donki-Hote
‘Donki-Hôte’ takes its name from a chain of Tokyo discount stores, Don Quixote, which themselves take their name from Miguel de Cervantes’ ‘The Adventures of Don Quixote de la Mancha’ (1605), commonly understood to be the first novel ever publishe...
Neuberger Museum of Art: Acting Out: Invented Melodrama in Contemporary Photography
“The photographs gathered for the exhibition contain all the elements for feature-length, no-holds-barred movies to unfold in the imagination of the viewer,” notes Ms. Edwards. “The contexts of the photographs were preconceived by the photographer...
offthemapgallery: Toronto Comic Jam: Curated by Dave Howard
Dave Howard founded The Toronto Comic Jam in November 1996 as a safe haven for the alternative comics community -- a place where artists could meet, exchange ideas, and find moral support, using comics as a basis for social interaction. Inspired b...
Centro Galego de Arte Contemporanea: Mona Hatoum. Works 1991 - 2002
"... most people look for a very specific meaning, mostly wanting to explain [my work] specifically in relation to my background. I find it more exciting when a work reverberates with several meanings and paradoxes and ...
Site Gallery: Fine lines
Maria Marshall uses a wide range of filmic techniques and digital special effects to create a psychological space for the continuing exploration of her roles as both mother and artist. Maria Marshall has shown widely in the USA & Europe but this i...
Art First: Driftworks: Will MacLean
Best known for his works that refer to the mythologies and lives of individuals and cultures who live and work by the sea, Maclean’s interest is both specific and universal. Profound themes relating to journeys of every kind, involving exploratio...
ARKEN Museum of Modern Art: Johannes Larsen and Bruno Liljefors: Life in Nature
Both Johannes Larsen and Bruno Liljefors were hunters and outdoorsmen, and they regarded man as a constituent element of nature. Unlike their predecessors at the Academy, they portrayed nature without any religious significance or moral attitude. ...
Overgaden - Institute of Contemporary Art: Andrea Jespersen and Ben Woodeson
Jespersen also tries to find superpowers outside the colourful universe of the comics, whereby her work becomes a sort of meta-reflection on our need to believe in the existence of superpowers and superheroes. In this way her work also deals with ...
National Museum: Identity - Trademarks, Logotypes and Symbols
How are we affected by the brands around us and how do we use them to create our own identitiesNULL How is a brand builtNULL What happens with brands and logos when companies mergeNULL Where is the line between adv...
Stux Gallery: Ike Udo - Paris Hilton: Fantasy and Simulacrum
The premise of Fantasy and Simulacrum is a saucy, sexual, erotic conversation and engagement between the artist's alter ego, Visconti, and Paris Hilton and is both a reference and departure to "Beyond Decorum," Udé's seminal conceptual photographi...
Joao Ferreira Fine Art: New Paintings by Dorothee Kreutzfeldt: Like Nine Pin
It allows a more distant, condensed processing of the complex dynamics that make up the city. That these dynamics speak of personal, individual and broader moral/social aspirations, crisis and practices is nothing new. They create specific visual...
SITE Santa Fe: José Antonio Hernández-Diez
The emergence of this generation of artists occurred in the late 1980s, at nearly the same time that Venezuelans began a public process of searching for the solution to the economic and social crisis in their country. Hernández-Diez’s work is as e...
Haunch of Venison: Animals: 17 Artists Explore the Otherness of Animals
The works in the exhibition question the common ways we understand animals, and rather than objectifying or anthropomorphising them, present them as beings in their own right, often incomprehensible and mysterious. For example in Marina Kappos’s...
Auckland Art Gallery: Face to Face: Self portraits by New Zealand artists
The images in Face to Face contradict the common viewer expectation that self portraits should present at the very least, a visual likeness of the artist. Works such as Frances Hodgkins’ Self Portrait Still Life c.1935 demonstrate that a ...
Kunsthalle Wien, Museumsquartier: Louise Bourgeois: Aller – Retour
One room offers a retrospective of older works by the French born artist. The focus of the show however lies on the oeuvre of the last ten years, the majority of which are diary-like drawings, in which text and symbols frequently mingle. The...
Witte de With Center for Contemportary Art: Monopolis – Antwerp
The exhibition Monopolis – Antwerp strives first and foremost to demonstrate artistic engagement. Works of art have a right to be ambiguous and to remain open to a diversity of interpretations. Dissension deserves a place alongside consensus. An e...
Light Gallery: Davide Tirelli: I Don't Throw Bombs, I Make Pictures
In order to understand his way of visualizing art it is necessary to consider the parallel between two époques: that of the fall of the Roman Empire and ours (the apogee of information and of fashion). The former produced the “laus fumi et pulveri...

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