Artist: Thomas Nast ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (40)
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Thomas Nast, The Meeting of Nast and Watterson, 1873
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Thomas Nast, Don"t, 1876
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Thomas Nast, Don"t, 1879
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Thomas Nast, C. O. D., 1877
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Thomas Nast, Ours!, 1877
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Thomas Nast, "There It Is Again", 1874
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Thomas Nast, Hew(itt) Down, 1877
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Thomas Nast, "Cut Behind", 1874
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Thomas Nast, Christmas Eve, 1863
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Thomas Nast, The Web of Ruin, 1877
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Thomas Nast, No Rudder - No Aim, 1876
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Thomas Nast, Diogenes Still Looking, 1876
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Thomas Nast, The New Comet, 1870
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Thomas Nast, On to Washington, 1871
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Thomas Nast, Dog Days, 1874
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Thomas Nast, Something That Did Blow Over, 1871
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Thomas Nast, Napoleon, 1870
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Thomas Nast, "He Wants a Change Too", 1877
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Thomas Nast, Justice, 1873
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Thomas Nast, Halt!, 1874
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Thomas Nast, Can the Law Reach Him?, 1872
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Thomas Nast, Let Us Be Thankful, 1874
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Thomas Nast, A Tammany Rat, 1874
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Thomas Nast, Laying Down the Law, 1874
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Thomas Nast, "Croppies Lie Down", 1876
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Thomas Nast, Not So Easily Taken In, 1874
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Thomas Nast, Between Two Fires, 1876
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Thomas Nast, "Why We Laugh" Pro Tem, 1876
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Thomas Nast, Exhumed, 1877
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Thomas Nast, Why We Laugh, 1876
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Thomas Nast, The New Alliance, 1876
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Thomas Nast, "Still Hunt"ing, 1876
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Thomas Nast, "Anything for a Change", 1876
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Thomas Nast, More "Pacification", 1877
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Thomas Nast, Getting in Tune, 1876
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Thomas Nast, Caesarphobia, 1874
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Thomas Nast, To Crown All, 1879
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Thomas Nast, On a Bust Again, 1877
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Thomas Nast, They Do Each Other Honor, 1877
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Thomas Nast, Peek-A-Boo, 1877

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (10)
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National Portrait Gallery: Horst: Portraits - Sixty Years of Style
This is the first major exhibition of Horst's work since his death in November 1999, and the first ever to focus solely on his portraiture. It brings together 150 portraits, in black and white and colour, exploring the worlds ...
Metropolitan Museum of Art: Jacqueline Kennedy: The White House Years—Selections from the John F. Kennedy Library and Museum
Among the many highlights are the celebrated pillbox hat and fawn coat Mrs. Kennedy wore for ...
Gallery of Photography: The Lives of Lee Miller
Lee Miller, 1927, New York. A classically beautiful young woman, Lee Miller is discovered by Condé Nast, hits the cover of Vogue and is immortalised by Steichen, Hoynigen-Huene, Horst and other famous photographs. While modelling for them, she ...
Stephen Cohen Gallery: Sheila Metzner
Metzner's career spans a remarkable range since she entered the advertising world in 1961. Her commercial work has been commissioned by Vanity Fair, Vogue, Rolling Stone, Conde Nast Traveler, and such clients as Bergdorf Goodman, Valentino, Ralp...
Phoenix Art Museum: Annie Leibovitz: Women
Women is Leibovitz's largest independent undertaking to date. The photographs that appear in the exhibition were originally produced for a book published by Random House in 1999. The book features over 100 Leibovitz portraits alongside an in...
Frye Art Museum: Edward Steichen: Vanity Fair Portraits
In the Hollywood portraits, Steichen infused his imagery with theatrical lighting and progressive ideals of design drawn from major art movements of the day, such as the streamlined forms of art deco and the elemental ...
Gramercy 32 Fine Arts: The Magical Worlds of Peter Guttman
The majestic and surreal landscapes captured by his lens have cemented Peter Guttman’s stature as a significant protagonist on the world’s artistic stage. Savvy collectors, astute corporations, innovative designers, and auction participants hav...
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...
Corcoran Gallery of Art: ANNIE LEIBOVITZ: WOMEN ON VIEW
These photographs are intended to show how we look and what we do, says Annie Leibovitz, and they create a vivid and striking collective portrait of women today. Im very moved by the sense of...
hug - Gallery for International Photography: Lee Miller: A Retrospective of an Incredible Life
Modelling for top fashion photographers Hoyningen-Huene and Steichen, her natural precocity led her to absorb their techniques, and before long she had outgrown her role in front of the camera.  Deciding to perfect her craft from the brilliant Sur...

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Thomas Nast Collection at the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center
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