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Artist: Irving Penn ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (60) Click the artwork titles below to see actual examples of artwork or works of art relevant to works by Irving Penn.
- Cat Woman, New Guinea, Irving Penn (United States, New Jersey, Plainfield, born 1917-6-16) , 1970, Platinum print
- Self-Portrait, Irving Penn (United States, New Jersey, Plainfield, born 1917-6-16) , circa 1943, Gelatin-silver print
- Portrait of John Marin, Irving Penn (United States, New Jersey, Plainfield, born 1917-6-16) , 1976, Platinum print
- Portrait of Gilbert Adrian, Irving Penn (United States, New Jersey, Plainfield, born 1917-6-16) , 1948, Gelatin-silver print
- Girl Behind Glass, New York, Irving Penn (United States, New Jersey, Plainfield, born 1917-6-16) , 1949, Gelatin-silver print
- Nude No. 70, Irving Penn (United States, New Jersey, Plainfield, born 1917-6-16) , 1949-1950, Gelatin-silver print, toned
- Nude No. 132, Irving Penn (United States, New Jersey, Plainfield, born 1917-6-16) , 1949-1950, Gelatin-silver print, toned
- American Ballet Theater, New York (November 21, 1947), Irving Penn (United States, New Jersey, Plainfield, born 1917-6-16) , 1947, Gelatin-silver print
- Charles Demuth - Art Class Penn Academy 1906 watercolor and graph Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester American
- Edward Hicks - The Grave of William Penn c. 1847-1848 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art American
- Benjamin West - William Penn, Treaty with the Indians 1770 engraving Arkansas Arts Center American
- Portrait Plaque Depicting William Penn, Wedgwood & Bentley (England, 1769 - 1780) , circa 1775-1779, Stoneware, black basalt
- Irving Norman
From Work
Lithograph
1979
- W.G. Jackman
[Washington Irving]
19th century
- Carlo Pellegrini (Ape)
*The Bells* (Sir Henry Irving)
19th century
- Henry Wolf
Henry Irving
19th - 20th century
- Henry Wolf
The Sonata, after the painting by Irving Ramsay Wiles, now in the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco (1985.7)
wood engraving
19th - 20th century
- Henry Wolf
The Sonata, after the painting by Irving Ramsay Wiles, now in the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco (1985.7)
wood engraving
19th - 20th century
- Irving Ramsay Wiles
The Sonata
oil on canvas
1889
- Stanislaw Walery
Sir Henry Irving (1838-1905)
albumen print
19th century
- WH
Mr. Laurence Irving, Men of the Day No. 2303, from Vanity Fair Supplement
Lithograph
1912
- Henry Wolf
Portrait of Henry Irving
19th - 20th century
- W. & D. Downey
Sir Henry Irving as Cardinal Wolsey in Shakespeare's Henry VIII
Woodburytype
1892
- Flight, Irving Norman (Russia (Poland), Vilna, 1906 - 1989) (Artist), 1959, Pencil on paper
- Henry Wolf
Henry Irving at Home
wood engraving
19th - 20th century The Minneapolis Institute of Arts
- Artist: Eanger Irving Couse Title: Indian Painter Date: 19th century Medium: oil on canvas Dimensions: The Minneapolis Institute of Arts
- Artist: Berenice Abbott Title: Irving Place Theatre Date: 1938 Medium: gelatin silver print Dimensions: H.7-5/8
- Girl on Rollerskates, New York City, Irving Canner (United States, 1924 - 1998) (Artist), circa 1950, Gelatin-silver print
- Joseph Nash
Washington Irving examining Spanish records
Color lithograph
1828 Museum of Fine Arts
- Thomas Birch, American (born in England), 1779-1851 The Landing of William Penn about 1850 Oil Museum of Fine Arts
- Gaspard Dughet (called Gaspard Poussin), French, (worked in Rome), 1615-1675 Landscape with Saint Jerome and
- Eanger Irving Couse - In Ambush n.d. oil on canvas Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art at The University of Oklahoma American
- Eanger Irving Couse Crouse - Hunting Cranes 1948 oil on canvas Richmond Art Museum American
- Eanger Irving Couse - The Medicine Maker n.d. oil on canvas Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art at The University of Oklahoma American
- Irving K. Manoir - Aspens and Snow c. 1923 oil on canvas Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art at The University of Oklahoma American
- Eanger Irving Couse - Indian Painter 19th century oil on canvas Minneapolis Institute of Arts American
- Eanger Irving Couse - Chief Shoppenegons 1910 oil on canvas The Detroit Institute of Art American Museum of Fine Arts
- John Vanderlyn, American, 1775-1852 Portrait of Washington Irving Graphite pencil on board. Sheet: 24.3 x Museum of Fine Arts
- © Jim Dine ; Jim Dine, American, Born in 1935 Trembling for Color (Venus) 1990
- Rackstraw Downes
Irving Trust, College of Insurance and a Flight into Newark
Color aquatint and softground etching
1986
- Eanger Irving Couse - Love Song (a.k.a Moonlight) n.d. oil on canvas Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art at The University of Oklahoma American
- Irving R. Wiles - Miss Julia Marlowe 1901 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art American
- Gottfried Spiller
Goblet
glass
1680 - 1690 Museum of Fine Arts
- Designer Henry Hobson Richardson, American, 1838-1886 Manufacturer Irving and Casson Bench United States, Massachusetts, (Boston), Museum of Fine Arts
- Davenport factory, England Sugar bowl England, about 1840 Lead-glazed cream-colored earthenware (creamware) with luster and Museum of Fine Arts
- Lorenzo Costa il Giovane, Italian (Mantua), about 1537-1583 Munificence, Study for lunette in Camera della
- Vessel, John Wooler (Artist), 1981, Austrian wood
- Aime-Jules Dalou
Covered pokal (missing cover)
glass
circa 1800
- Aime-Jules Dalou
Covered pokal (missing cover)
glass
circa 1770
- Aime-Jules Dalou
Double glass beaker ( Zwischengoldglas)
glass
circa 1730
- Aime-Jules Dalou
Goblet engraved with typical flower sprays
glass
1740 - 1760
- Aime-Jules Dalou
Wine glass cut with continuous landscape scene
glass
circa 1700
- Heinrich Jaeger
Goblet engraved with Arms of the Holy Roman Empire
glass
1711
- Platter, Michael Korhun (born 1924) , 1993, Wood
- Vessel, Terry Martin (born 1947) (Artist), 1999, Jarrah burl
- Untitled, David W. Pye (England, 1912 - 1993) , no date, English walnut
- Henry Schwinger
Goblet
glass
circa 1675
- Hemispherical Bowl #7, Hayley Smith (Wales, born 1965) , 1995, Ash
- Rocking Bowl, Hans Weisflog (born 1954) , circa 1995, Elm
- Vessel, John Jordan (born 1950) , circa 1992, Boxelder
Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (40) Click on any of the links below to read about artnews or exhibitions related to Penn
National Gallery of Art: Irving Penn: Platinum Prints In 2002 and 2003 Penn gave the National Gallery of Art 17 unique collages known as the Platinum Test Materials and 85 platinum/palladium prints as well as archival material. Spanning most of Penn’s innovative career from the 1940s to the late 1980...
Tempus: Penn State Erie, The Behrend College: A Call for Creative Submissions Writers Guidelines
Prose msut be double-spaced and no more than 15 pages in length.
Poetry
should be single-spaced, and no more than 3 to 5 poems per envelope. All work
must be accompanied by a self-addressed stamped envelope. ...
Ansel Adams Center for Photography: Irving Penn, A Career in Photography From 1934 to 1938 Penn studied design at the Philadelphia
Museum School of Industrial Art under Alexey Brodovitch,
who had a great impact on his career. Recognizing Penn's
...
Museum of Fine Art, Houston: Irving Penn, A Career in Photography Approximately 120 vintage and master prints by Irving Penn
(born 1917), a leading American celebrity portraitist and fashion
photographer, are featured in this exhibition. Penn's work...
William Penn Charter School: Call for Artists: 2003 Juried Art Show and Sale Go to: http://www.penncharter.com/art/ to download the prospectus.
If you have questions, suggestions for more people for me
to send entries
to, or would like entries or posters mailed to you, ...
Museum of Fine Art Houston: The Public Portrait:
Photographs by Edward Steichen, Richard
Avedon, and Irving Penn American photographers Edward Steichen
(1879 -- 1973), Richard Avedon (born 1923),
and Irving Penn (born 1917) are among the
...
Detroit Institute of the Arts: The Power and Passion of Dance: Photographs from the Carol Halsted Collection The
works range from classic ballet to modern dance. Works by more that 30 photographers are
featured, including Margaret Bourke-White, Annie Liebowitz, Irving Penn and Henri
Cartier-Bresson. ...
Baltimore Clayworks: Call For Entries: Clay on the Cusp - Recent BFA
and MFA Graduates ...
Metropolitan Museum of Art: Earthly Bodies: Irving Penn's Nudes, 1949-50 The photographs on view were made more than fifty
years ago when Penn collaborated with several artists'
...
High Museum: Chorus of Light: Photographs from the Sir Elton John Collection The High Museum of Art is the
only venue for these exhibitions. Chorus of Light:
Photographs from the Sir Elton John Collection features
approximately 320 masterpieces by renowned photographers,
including Berenice Abbott, Richard Avedon, D...
Photographers' Gallery: Milton H. Greene: Portraits of an Era Along with Irving Penn, Richard Avedon and Cecil Beaton, Greene helped to turn
fashion photography into an art form. However, it was his photographs of Hollywood's
greatest icons of the 1950s, from Marilyn Monroe to Elizabeth Taylor and Frank ...
Zenith Gallery: Celebrate Zenith Years 1990-2003 In 1986 Zenith Gallery moved to its present location on 7th Street NW in the Penn Quarter. The gallery has grown since its inception, but for 25 years Zenith Gallery has been committed to providing innovative artists with a visible DC venue. From ...
Museum of Fine Art Houston, Glassell School of Art: Inscapes: Illuminated Passages by Brian Portman The artist achieves an
exquisite luminosity and texture through gestural brush
strokes and irregular grounds created from layering a
...
Mobile Museum of Art: Women of Our Time: 75 Women Challenged and Changed the US “This collection of photographs features women whose lives redefined America,” said Marc Pachter, director of the National Portrait Gallery.
“Women of Our Time” includes photographs of activists and artists, designers and dancers, politici...
Throckmorton Fine Art: Torero: Matadors from Colombia, Mexico, Peru and Spain His work is strongly influenced by the Latin American culture he absorbed during his childhood in Colombia. Disparate influences such as, the photographs of Irving Penn, religious symbolism, with its elaborate costumes, pageantry and drama, are c...
Alfred Van Loen Gallery, South Huntington Library: Peripheral Vision: Lynda Lehmann Lynda Lehmann studied art education at Penn State and went on to earn her BFA from Hofstra University. She studied advertising art at Farmingdale College and textile design at the School of Visual Arts, then worked as a commercial artist before pu...
Malmo Konsthall: Moderna Museet c/o Malmo Kunsthall The exhibition focuses on the more eccentric and sharp parts of the 20th-century collection, including such works as Paulina Wallenberg-Olsson's bullet-proof dress, Marcel Duchamp's notorious urinal and Edward Kienholz's The State Hospital.
-It'...
Gallerie Chiz: Politics, Prisons, The Printed Page: Joan Iverson Goswell, Tim Menees Joan Iversen Goswell has created for this exhibition a number of extremely thought-provoking, sometimes humorous, sometimes poignant, sometimes frightening books dealing with the state of our country at various times. With book titles such as A F...
Carnegie Museum of Art: Ecology.Design.Synergy Behnisch Architekten and Transsolar ClimateEngineering share the belief that quality is not a quantitative measure and their collaborative design approach to projects utilizes natural resources to highlight their value. Ecology.Design.Synergy is ...
Art Institute of Chicago: Far From Home: Photography, Travel, and Inspiration Similarly, Walker Evans journeyed to Havana in 1933 to document the city in photographs that presage the cool humanism of Let Us Now Praise Famous Men. Robert Frank made his seminal body of work for his book The Americans upon leaving his native S...
Binney and Smith Gallery, Banana Factory: Eunice Boscov: Portraits of Children ‚"They are very lively and full of exuberance," Boscov says of the children she has encountered during her travels. ‚"They are friendly, and sometimes even sassy."
Over the years, Boscov, who studied photography at Kutztown Unive...
NSA Gallery: Start: The Nivea Art Award To enter "START. THE NIVEA ART AWARD" artists had to submit photographs of three to four of their existing two-dimensional works. Over 200 artists submitted entries for the competition, which closed 20 January 2005.
On 23 January, the jud...
First Street Gallery: Sallie Benton: On Dance She layers her images, constructing and deconstructing the figures, while leaving a history of the process beneath transparent layers of paint. She juxtaposes drawn and painted figures, crowding them together, while ghost images keep a steady bea...
Johannesburg Civic Gallery: WEFT & WARP This exhibition showcases the Johannesburg Civic Gallery's aim to promote
young and emerging South African artists from various backgrounds.
This is a wonderful opportunity for some special end of year shopping and a
healthy dose of creat...
Gallery at Penn College: Indo-American Arts Council's Erasing Borders 2009 Indian artists that went abroad after India’s independence from British rule grappled with dual aesthetic concerns (modernity versus tradition) and with the complex issue of identity. The Diaspora artists had to create an authentic artistic langua...
Victoria and Albert Museum: Guy Bourdin in the Main Galleries as Prep is Made for New Galleries The new Photography Gallery will provide visitors with a superb resource, serving as an introduction to the history of photography and to the national collection of the art of photography. The photography collection began in 1852 and now holds 300...
Kettle's Yard Gallery, University of Cambridge: Starting at Zero: Black Mountain College 1933-57 Founded in North Carolina in 1933 by John Andrew Rice, a dissident Classical academic, it attracted a star-studded cast of teachers and students who forged a dramatic shift from a Eurocentric art world to a distinctly American one. Rice invited Jo...
Delaware Art Museum: An American Century of Photography: From Dry-plate to Digital, The Hallmark Photographic Collection
San Jose Museum of Art: Girlfriend! The Barbie Sessions by David Levinthal For the Barbie Series, Levinthal returns
Barbie to her fashion model roots.
Executed with a professional stylist and
dresser on the set, Levinthal's
...
Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft: Visions from Voices: Artwork Inspired by Kentucky Poetry, Prose and Songwriting Kentucky has a long and rich history of prose, poetry and song-writing. Robert Penn Warren was the first Poet Laureate of the United States. William Wells Brown (1814-1884) was America's first Black novelist. A. B. Guthrie (1901-1991) was awarded ...
Carnegie Museum of Art: Luke Swank: Modernist Photographer Swank’s large and varied body of work moved from an early pictorial style in the late
1920s to precise, sharp, modernist images that combine a documentary reality with abstraction
and the surreal. Swank’s photographs from the 1930s portray the...
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art: Quentin Morris: Exploring Depth and Tonality of Black This
gesture represents a new direction in Morris' artistic development, as he
ventures outside the boundaries of canvas and paper into the realm of
installation. In creating this all-encompassing environment, Morris intends
to expand the cont...
Harbourfront Cenrtre: Great Lakes: An Exhibition of Artists, Poets and Writers Participating artists, poets and writers are Shelley Adler, Kemeny Babineau, Joe Blades, Jane Buyers, Scott Childs, Sharon Cook, Michael Davey, Beverley Daurio, Sheila Gregory, C. Herbert, Penn Kemp, Eugene Knapik, Malca Litovitz, Lorna Mills, Dav...
Memphis Brooks Museum of Art: Donald Sultan: In the Still Life Tradition The representation of an assemblage of objects from the everyday world
has captivated artists
and their audiences throughout history. Still lifes find their origin in
the ancient ritual of hospitality; the
ability to offer one's guests flower...
Moderna Museet: Sten Didrik Bellander. Photographs 1939-1999 Sten Didrik Bellander's (b.1921) photographs have a liberal,
humanistic consciousness as well as a pronounced sense of
form and thorough mastery of technique. His stil...
John Michael Kohler Arts Center: One Thousand Words: Storytelling Images from Cultures Around the World Storytelling has historically served as a form of entertainment but also as a cultural necessity. Stories carry histories, map moral laws and religious beliefs, and teach lessons of survival. Whether bearing sorrow, humor, or wisdom, they are reme...
Louisiana Museum of Modern Art: TheFlower as Image: 150 Works by the World’s Greatest Artists It is thus the ambition of the exhibition to show how, throughout the epoch of modern art, the artists use, treat, challenge, express and experiment with the flower and its potential in the artistic process. Or, to put it differently, with the flo...
Philadelphia Museum of Art: Pew Charitable Trusts Teams with Art Museum to Initiate Outdoor Display of Calder Sculptures
Sculptures of varying
scale, some of them monumental, could be placed on the
two-acre site of the forthcoming Calder Museum at Benjamin
...
Galeria Venezuela, General Consulate of Venezuala: Artistic Fusion: Valerie Craig, Kim Davolos, Cyril Donkor, Sandi Lovitz, Kyle Margiotta, Steve Oliver Frank Bruno is an award-winning artist and teacher. A graduate of The York Academy of Arts, York, PA and he attended Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, NY. Bruno who teaches art marketing for the serious artist has won several awards in the Annual Manhat...
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston: In Joseph Havel: A Decade of Sculpture 1996-2006 The MFAH organized the exhibition with guest curator Peter Doroshenko, director of the BALTIC Center for Contemporary Art in Gateshead, Northern England, and former senior curator at the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston. Alison de Lima Greene, cur...
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