Artist: Matthew Noble ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (60)
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Jusepe de Ribera - Saint Matthew 1632 oil on canvas Kimbell Art Museum Spanish
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Alessandro Algardi - Saint Matthew c. 1640 terracotta National Gallery of Art Italian
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Daniel Hopfer Six Illustrations to: Matthew X; Luke X; Matthew XV; I Corinthians X; Colossians II; I Timothy IV Etching 15th - 16th century
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Simone Cantarini - Saint Matthew and the Angel c. 1645-1648 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art Italian
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Cristoforo Caselli - Saint Matthew and Saint Sebastian 15th-16th centu paint on wood panel The Detroit Institute of Art Italian
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J. Sebero Rocha YMAGENES DE LOS SANTOS PROFESORES DEL NOBLE ARTE DE ELABORAR ORO Y PLATA (Images of the Sainted Teachers of the Noble Art of Decorating Gold and Silver) Lithograph 1849
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Jan van Meyer - The daughters of Sir Matthew Decker, Bart 1718 oil on canvas The Fitzwilliam Museum Dutch
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The Calling of Matthew Workshop of Jan Sanders van Hemessen (Netherlandish, active by about 1524,
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Lemuel Francis Abbott - Portrait of Matthew Boulton (1728-1809) 1801-1803 oil on canvas Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery British
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St. Matthew Writing His Gospel
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Matthew Boulton Candlestick silver plate ca. 1800
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Matthew Boulton Candlestick silver plate ca. 1800
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Anonymous Angel and St. Matthew oil on panel 19th century
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John Noble Quickwater Lithograph 19th - 20th century
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Virgil Solis Matthew XXVI 16th century
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Saint Matthew and the Angel Giovanni Girolamo Savoldo (Italian, Brescian, active by 1508, died soon
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Theodorus Netscher - Pineapple grown in Sir Matthew Decker's garden at Richmond, Surrey 1720 oil on canvas The Fitzwilliam Museum Dutch
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Untitled, Matthew Thomas (born 1949) , no date, Screenprint
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Ward, Leslie Matthew (Spy) Low Tide, Hammersmith Etching 1914
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Ward, Leslie Matthew (Spy) A Mile to Worth Matravers Etching 1932
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Ward, Leslie Matthew (Spy) the Abbe 19th - 20th century
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Ferdinand Ruscheweyh Christ and the Twelve Apostles [St. Matthew] Engraving 1827
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Ferdinand Ruscheweyh Christ and the Twelve Apostles [St. Matthew] Engraving 1827
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Matthew Boulton Candle vase ormalu, feldspar ("bluejohn") circa 1770
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William Holl (the Younger) Edward Matthew Ward, R.A. 19th century
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Ward, Leslie Matthew (Spy) Joseph Joachim 19th - 20th century
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Ward, Leslie Matthew (Spy) The Irish Secretary 19th - 20th century
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Ward, Leslie Matthew (Spy) The Hon. Sydney Holland 19th - 20th century
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Richard Dighton A Noble Generale 1804
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Caspar Luyken Matthew XXV etching 17th - 18th century
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Matthew, Hans Sebald Beham (Germany, Nuremberg, 1500 - 1550) , 1541, Engraving
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Cosmic Pattern Print II, Matthew Thomas (born 1949) , 1987, Screenprint
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Erle Loran St. Matthew 28: And behold, there was a great earthquake lithograph 1961
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John Noble Schooners in Salvage Lith 20th century
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John Noble Quickwater Lith in black and white 1952
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John Noble Mortara Genova Lith 20th century
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The Calling of Matthew, Johann Friedrich Overbeck (after) (Germany, Lubeck, 1789 - 1869)  (Previous artist), 1846, Engraving
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Ward, Leslie Matthew (Spy) Shakespeare's Birthplace etching 19th - 20th century
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Reverend Matthew William Peters The Lagging Schoolboy oil on canvas 18th - 19th century
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Reverend Matthew William Peters Portrait of a Young Girl oil on panel circa 1800
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William Matthew Prior George Washington reverse painting on glass circa 1860
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Matthew Boulton Pair of candle vases ormalu, feldspar ("bluejohn") circa 1770
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Ward, Leslie Matthew (Spy) Sir James Paget, Bart 19th - 20th century
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Caspar Luyken Matthew XVIII etching 17th - 18th century
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Ward, Leslie Matthew (Spy) A Symphony from Vanity Fair, January 12, 1878 color lithograph 1878
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Mark Adams Fan: The Noble Wedding, (with case) opaque watercolor on vellum (fr.), paper (ba.) and mother of pearl 1715 - 1725
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Ward, Leslie Matthew (Spy) Anne Harthaway's Cottage etching 19th - 20th century
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Ward, Leslie Matthew (Spy) "Peter", from Vanity Fair Supplement Lithograph circa 1900
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Ward, Leslie Matthew (Spy) "Roley" from Vanity Fair Supplement Lithograph circa 1900
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Ward, Leslie Matthew (Spy) "Destroyers" from Vanity Fair Supplement Lithograph circa 1900
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Ward, Leslie Matthew (Spy) "Leo" (Mr. Leo Trevor), from Vanity Fair Supplement Lithograph circa 1900
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Ward, Leslie Matthew (Spy) "Mr. Dooley", from Vanity Fair Supplement Lithograph circa 1900
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George Noble Historical Illustration 18th - 19th century
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George Noble Historical Illustration 18th - 19th century
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George Noble Historical Illustration 18th - 19th century
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George Noble Historical Illustration 18th - 19th century
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George Noble Historical Illustration 18th - 19th century
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George Noble Historical Illustration 18th - 19th century
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George Noble Historical Illustration 18th - 19th century
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Untitled, Matthew Monahan (United States, born 1972)  (Artist), 1997, Printer ink on rice paper

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (40)
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City Gallery Wellington, 360-Michael Hirschfeld Gallery: Anne Noble: States of Grace
Noble’s work explores a wide range of social, ethical and poetic issues—from landscape to religion, from the personal to the political. Throughout, her art is characterised by its intense formal beauty, and its enrichment of documentary models of ...
Auckland Art Gallery: Anne Noble: States of Grace
Noble’s work explores a wide range of social, ethical and poetic issues—from landscape to religion, from the personal to the political. Throughout, her art is characterised by its intense formal beauty, and its enrichment of documentary models of ...
Clark Art Institute of Art: Noble Dreams, Wicked Pleasures: Orientalism in America, 1870-1930
The rich history of this American Orientalism will be the subject of Noble Dreams, Wicked Pleasures: Orientalism in America, 1870-1930, a traveling exhibition organized by the Sterling and ...
Bartley Nees Project: Anne Noble and Deborah Paauwe Photographs
Anne Noble has released some new images from her series Ruby’s Room - a group of photographs where she has worked with her daughter to capture evocative moments of childhood – the almost universal way that children play with their mouths. D...
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen: Paul Noble: No accidents, only mistakes
No accidents, only mistakes The city has been designed and built on ruins by invisible citizens demonstrating a ‘knock-it-down-and-start-again-spirit’. It reveals the influence of the Garden City Movement on twentieth century town planning, ...
Clay Art Center: Brooke Noble: You and I and Things That Fly
In the gallery will be a plethora of whimsical and colorful forms, each telling a story or a part of a story, evoking our emotions and jogging our memories. Brooke states "You & I and Things That Fly is an exhibit that celebrates the 'winged wonde...
City Gallery Wellington, Hirschfeld Gallery: Hat trick: Victoria Birkinshaw, Anne Noble and Andy Morley-Hall
Emerging artist Victoria Birkinshaw presents a series of photographs which document the Webber Bros Circus' tour of Kapiti Coast, Upper Hutt and Lower Hutt in 2003. Birkinshaw has a long-standing fascination with the circus: "Running away and join...
Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa: Experiencing Turbulence: Art and The Weather
Some of the works use weather to directly represent a mood or state, while others convey more subtly the reflection of human experience in natural forces. Other works reflect the spiritual meaning that weather holds for many artists. Exp...
Architecture Foundation: Accomodating Change: Circle 33 Housing Group
The exhibition has been curated by Hilary French, architect and tutor at The Royal College of Art as well as a juror member for both juries to the competition. The exhibition is designed by Kerr/Noble, a young and innovative London based graphic d...
Kimbell Art Museum: Stroganoff: The Palace and Collections of a Russian Noble Family
The exhibition will draw upon the collections of The State Hermitage and The State Russian Museums to assemble works of art acquired, sponsored, or commissioned by ...
Telfair Museum of Art: LADIES, LANDSCAPES, AND LOYAL RETAINERS: JAPANESE ART FROM A PRIVATE COLLECTION
The fifty-six prints, dating primarily from the 18th ...
Community Writers Association: N. M. BREWKA WINS 1999 CWA WRITING COMPETITION
Brewka, a former journalist and award-winning poet and playwright, won first place in the short story division with Live Theater. She receives a cash prize of $500 plus publication on the Community Writer...
Atelier Saint James: Synthia Saint James: 2009 to be Monumental Year
New to her palette is her Tuscany Series, inspired by a recent visit to this beautiful region in Italy. To date the suite includes “A Taste of Tuscany”, “Tuscan Sunflowers”, “Cypress Grove”, and “Autumn Leaves”. Her next destination will be...
Kettle's Yard Gallery: FACE/OFF: a portrait of the artist
However, these are no conventional self-portraits. As the title suggests, there will be few, if any, faces in the exhibition. Rather, the works suggest alternative ways, perhaps more accurate, certainly more playful, by which an artist might po...
ArtNetwork: Call for Aritsts: 14th Edition Cover Contest
First Place • Winner’s artwork will be showcased on the cover, a $2000 value.

Second Place(s) • Artworks by 2-10 winners will be showcased on the back cover and in the introduction, a $1200 value. • Approximately 10 artists will be sh...
Space 12 Gallery: Steel Sculptures by John Kearney
Now 78 years old, John and his wife Lynn founded the Contemporary Art Workshop 53 years ago in Chicago and have contributed through his art to the life and style of the Windy City. Chicago and environs is gifted with many pieces, noteably the city...
Shire Pottery Gallery and Studios: Enchanted Places: Four Leading Contemporary Scottish Painters
REINHARD BEHRENS RSW SSA "My drawings, etchings, paintings and installations contribute to an ever increasing Œbody of evidence‚ for the existence of the parallel world of ŒNaboland‚ in which normal limits of time and space are dissolved
World of Art Award: Cris Orfescu Wins Award for the Best in Art & Creativity
World of Art is a trendy and sophisticated global art publishing created for artists, galleries, museums, dealers, art collectors, who seek the latest news and trends in the art world. Featured articles include profiles of artists and galleries, u...
Mobius: Disrobe/Redress: Installation by Stephen Sheffield and Gina Cestaro
Each morning we get up and decide how we will live in the world that day. When dressing our spirit, what garments do we chooseNULL Do we ...
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston: Earth and Fire: Italian Terracotta Sculpture from Donatello to Canova to Canova
Earth and Fire has been organized by the MFAH and the Parnassus Foundation for exhibition exclusively in Houston and at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. This unprecedented exhibition documents for the first time the significance of terrac...
World of Art Award: Asbjorn Lonvig Wins Award for the Best in Art & Creativity, 2006
World of Art is a trendy and sophisticated global art publication created for artists, galleries, museums, dealers, art collectors, who seek the latest news and trends in the art world. Featured articles include profiles of artists and galleries, ...
Chung King Project: A Drawing Exhibition: In association with The Drawing Room
What they have in common though is a thread of seriality, of repetition. Sometimes the repetition is one of subject - the same figure or device is reconsidered from a different perspective or at a different time, sometimes the repetition is mor...
Baron Concervancy: Call for Artists: Art & Human Nature Collection - Art & Literary Book
That is of course the thinking behind the Annual ART and HUMAN NATURE COLLECTION, A Literary and Art Book. It is a permanent record of an artists exhibition. This book will be available at all times on the Internet at booksellers like Barnes and N...
First Street Gallery: Rallou Malliarakis: In the Presence of Birches
Through these paintings and works on paper the viewer is invited to experience something akin to a wordless pulse between the painter and her noble subjects, who by their nature must remain "deeply rooted albeit dancing still." (Octavio Paz, "The ...
Royal Academy of the Arts: APOCALYPSE - Beauty and horror in contemporary art
Apocalypse is a story of extremes. This exhibition is a contemporary, secular interpretation of the biblical story of St John the Divine which contains elements ranging from the horrors of genocide to the beauties of Utopia. These el...
City Gallery Wellington: Gerda Leenards: Fjords Mists and Vapour
The works in Fjords mists & vapour are paintings in which time and space are hauntingly altered. Hills appear like veils and mist weighs heavily on the landforms. Like all Leenards’ work the series is an exploration of ‘landscape’ in a general sen...
Frick Collection: The Medieval Housebook: A Fifteenth-Century View of Life
Organized exclusively for The Frick Collection by Timothy B. Husband, Curator of Medieval Art and The Cloisters, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The MedievalHousebook: A View of Fifteenth-Century Life presents...
Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa: Signs and Wonders - He Tohu He Ohorere
Some of Te Papa’s greatest treasures are included: sacred images by European masters such as Dürer, Rembrandt, Cantarini, Blake, Rouault, Matisse, Masson, and Rosetti; and iconic works of art by major New Zealand artists such as Colin McCahon, Rit...
Baron Concervancy: Call for Artists: Art and Human Nature Collection
The publisher wishes to give artists, authors and poets every opportunity to be invited to contribute while the contributions from an international roster of excellent submissions may prompt a second volume to be published in the Fall of 2006.
Museum der Moderne Mönchsberg: ein-leuchten
"Light" in this sense is derived from the Greek concept of "phainomenon" - the appearance - something which is emerging in the process of becoming and metamorphosis. For a brief period of time, "ein-leuchten" articulates the stage of emergence...
Palazzo Arese Borromeo: 1000 Artists at the Palace to Include Setyo Mardiyantoro and  Vincenzo Montella
A collection of works in various techniques and in various styles made by artists  from many different countries will be on display. The exhibition was conceived by Fiorenzo Barindelli, held the Guinness World Records 1998 as the largest ho...
Frye Art Museum: An Imperial Collection: Women Artists from the State Hermitage Museum
The paintings, sculptures and watercolors once adorned the walls of Russian palaces and reflect the collecting tastes of royalty and well-born families in 18th- and 19th- century Russia. For many years, the paintings have been part of Russia’s off...
University Art Museum, CSU Long Beach: By Hand: Pattern, Precision, and Repetition in Contemporary Drawing
In contrast to a recent surge of art made with the aid of technology, the drawings included in By Hand were all created with simple, hand-held tools. This exhibition brings together work that resists the ever-present temptation to generate images ...
Grand Rapids Art Museum: Contemporary Art From Cuba: Irony and Survival on the Utopian Island
But for an outsider, the context of the work, contemporary Cuba, is riveting. Its culture is rich in complexity, with many ethnic sources; and its history includes invasions by the Spanish, English, ...
iUniverse: Carole Estrup: The secret life of a BAREFOOT GIRL OUT OF OHIO

Born in 1935, Carole Estrup decided at age three to be an artist. Her lengthy career has merited exhibitions, awards and commissions in the U.S. and abroad. For the past 30 years she has lived in the Southern Sierras with her husband of 42 years, ...
Gregg Fleishman Studio: Other 'Zones' II: The Garden and The Cube
Gregg Fleishman's work redefines structures in playful expressions of geometrical harmony. He constructs structural skeletons, grounded in real world conditions and meant to provoke new ways of living. These noble buildings are held together in sc...
Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art: Folkert de Jong: Mount Maslow
The concept behind "Mount Maslow" originated in De Jong's interest in the work of Abraham Maslow, psychologist/philosopher, who proposed 'a pyramid of needs' in his 1943 paper 'A Theory of Human Motivation'. Maslow's theory contended that as human...
Biennale of Sydney 2002, International Festival of Contemporary Art: (The World May Be) Fantastic.
The 2002 exhibition invites you to view My Living Room is a Martian Base (Gilles Barbier, France), see Nixon in Chains (Jeffrey Vallance, USA), hear A Strange Message From Another Star (Veli Granö, Finland), experience the killing in the Muriel...
Guggenheim Berlin: Sugimoto: Portraits
The photographer Hiroshi Sugimoto left his native Japan in 1970 to study art in Los Angeles at a time when Minimalism and Conceptual Art - both of which in...
New Museum of Contemporary Art: Tiborocity: Design And Undesign by Tibor Kalman 1979 - 1999
Tiborocity features Kalman's ideas and projects in a setting designed by Kalman to evoke a mythical 'village' located in a non-industrial country. The village is divided into nine sites that ...

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