Artist: Ernest Race ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (40)
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Gifford Beal - Yacht Race c. 1935 oil and pencil on pa Florence Griswold Museum American
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John Alfred Arnesby Brown - The Yacht Race n.d. oil on canvas The Fitzwilliam Museum British
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Jean-Louis Forain - The Race Track c. 1891 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art French
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Lyonel Feininger - The Bicycle Race 1912 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art American
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Harry J. Sunter - Boat Race at Skaneateles 1878 oil on canvas Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester American
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Edgar Degas - Conversation at the Race-Track 1882-1885 pastel Milwaukee Art Museum French
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John Wootton - A race on the Beacon Course at Newmarket n.d. oil on canvas The Fitzwilliam Museum British
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Currier and Ives, A Race on the Mississippi, 1870
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Giovanni Toscani - The Race of the Palio in the Streets of Florence 1418 tempera and gold on Cleveland Museum of Art Italian
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George Biddle, Master Race, 1952
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Currier and Ives, Midnight Race on the Mississippi., 1875
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Sophia Beale, Untitled (Race Meeting?), 1892
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Albert Pinkham Ryder - The Race Track or Death on a Pale Horse c. 1896-1908 oil on canvas Cleveland Museum of Art American
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Frank Stella - Agua Caliente from The Race Track Series 1971 Acrylic on canvas The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles American
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Currier and Ives, Midnight Race on the Mississippi, 1875
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Andy Warhol, Birmingham Race Riot, 1964
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John Frederick Peto, The Cup We All Race 4, circa 1900
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Bolton Brown, Mill Race, 19th - 20th century
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Felix Octavius Carr Darley, The Race, 19th century
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Jacob Lawrence - One of the largest race riots occurred in East St. Louis. 1940-41 tempera on gesso on The Museum of Modern Art American
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Otto Kuhler, Steamboat Race, 19th - 20th century
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James E. Buttersworth - "Fleetwing" Loses Six Men Overboard During the Transatlantic Race of December 1866 n.d. oil on slate academy Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester American
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H.B. (John Doyle), A Race for the Westminster Stakes, 18th - 19th century
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The Start of the Race of the Riderless Horses, by 1820 Émile-Jean-Horace Vernet (French, 1789-1863)Oil
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Joseph Raphael, Start Ocean Yacht Race, Treasure Island - Honolulu, July 1935, 1939
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Ernest Haskell, Companions, 1920
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Antonio Tempesta, Atalantum Veneris ope vincit Hippomenes (Hippomenes Winning the Race with Atalanta), pl. 97 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century
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Ernest Haskell, New Meadows Farms., ca. 1923
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The Race of the Riderless Horses
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Ernest Haskell, Allequippa Poplars, 1913
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Ernest Haskell, Carrying Place, 1923
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Ernest Haskell, Dromore Oaks, ca. 1924
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Ernest Haskell, Down by the Well, 1908
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Ernest Haskell, Haystack, ca. early 20th century
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Wilburn Bonnell III - "In every child who is born, under no matter what circumstances, and of no matter what parents, the potentiality of the human race is born again: and in him, too, once more, and of each of us, our terrific responsibility towards huma
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Ernest Haskell, Drying the Net, ca. early 20th century
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Ernest Haskell, Marin"s Oak, ca. early 20th century
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Ernest Haskell, Little Arroyo, ca. early 20th century
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Ernest Haskell, Cameo (portrait of Emma Haskell), 1922
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Ernest Haskell, Idle Cove, ca. early 20th century

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (30)
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Museum of Contemporary Art: Laylah Ali
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Wing Luke Asian Museum: Beyond Talk: Redrawing Race
Inspired by past programming and community collaboration work addressing racism, discrimination, and stereotypes, the Wing Luke Asian Museum and community partners are preparing Beyond Talk: Redrawing Race, a juried art exhibition that will explor...
Observatoire 4: Strike Black: Cynthia Edorh, e. Dawit L. Petros et Ramona Ramlochand
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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 ...
Seattle Art Museum: Only Skin Deep: Photography’s Role in Shaping America’s Identity
The curators Coco Fusco, Associate Professor in the Visual Arts Division at Columbia University’s School of the Arts, and Brian Wallis, ICP’s Director of Exhibitions and Chief Curator, explore America’s stereotypical notions of race through more t...
Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art: Lezley Saar
Saars added painted images suggest a dialogue with the objects upon which they are painted and a new narrative derived from the various layers in each work of art. Her work often comme...
Fells Point Creative Alliance: KONDISHUN EN BLAQ: Contemporary Urban Existence in African America, a Multi-Media Exhibition and Performance by Ikemefuna
Painting the gallery walls dark colors, and darkening the floors Ikemefuna references an urban corner. His work speaks to violent encounters straight from contemporary news accounts wether it be Amadou Diallo portrayed through a vibrantly color...
Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts: Through These Eyes: The Photographs of P.H. Polk
He photographed dignitaries who visited the school, the middle-class African Americans who sought out his studio, and the farmers and laborers who worked the cotton fields of surrounding Macon County. His portraits show the inherent dignity ...
Frick Collection: Six Paintings from the Former Collection of Mr. and Mrs. John Hay Whitney on Loan from the Greentree Foundation
The selection reflects the Whitneys’ interest in art produced in France in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, which formed the core of their renowned collection. The six paintings, displayed in the Garden Court, are accompan...
Brooklyn Museum of Art: Robots and Space Toys: The Robert Lesser Collection
The toys, which were on every child's holiday gift list, illustrate popular culture influenced by World War II, the space race, and the burgeoning international interest in technology. Those events, together with a general fascination with scienc...
Atlanta College of Art, Woodruff Arts Center: Tony Gray: The New Black is Black
Starring the resplendently Afro-ed Panthers in their bell-bottomed glory, the collages capture the flair and un-self-conscious enthusiasm of teen bedroom walls — the homemade stage-set of American adolescence — circa 1973. Patterning nostalgia ...
Scotsdale Museum of Contemporary Art: LOOKING FORWARD LOOKING BLACK
As we enter the new millennium the natural tendency to reflect upon the past, and to think in historical terms, helps determine the way in which we move into the future. Looking Forw...
BildMuseet, Umeå: Safe & Sexy - Personas and Codes of Public Space
She has asked the women a list of standard questions for the interview, such as, “Do you think about what you’re wearing when you walk out the doorNULL How do you modify your appearance for different occasions and locationsNULL When does sexy beco...
Corcoran Gallery of Art: Andy Warhol: Social Observer
This exhibition examines the subjects and themes that preoccupied Warhol throughout his career, from as early as the 1940s to the time of his death in 1987. An artist famous for promoting himself as apathetic, vacuous, and ...
Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington: Alexis Rockman: Future Evolution
For the Henry Art Gallery exhibition, Rockman advances dystopic visions of the landscapes of the future, inhabited by species of plants and animals that have evolved to adapt to the world man has irreversibly altered. The ...
Art Institute of Chicago: 2001: Building for Space Travel
Historical components focusing on the aesthetics of the space race in the Cold War will include works by Soviet engineers and designers and noted American industrial designers, such as Raymond ...
Armenian Library & Museum of America: An Uncommon Wealth of Creativity, Commitment and Community Contributions by the artist Daniel Varoujan Hejinian
His distinctive style has won him recognition in the art world. He has been featured in Arts Around Boston, Artist's Magazine, and The Improper Bostonian, as well as newspapers and other periodicals. Over the year...
Kabat Wrobel Gallery: Paula Braswell and Dionne Simpson: Urban Decay
Paula Braswell holds an MFA from Florida State University. She has been showing her work in many galleries (public and commercial) across the USA and in Canada. Dionne Simpson's mixed media paintings explore an urbanscape in a contemporary ...
500 Festival: Call for Artist: 500 Festival Announces CARburetion - A Wheely Nice Collection of INDY Car Art
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198 Gallery: Petrona Morrison: South African Diary II
Petrona Morrison’s new body of work, South African Diary II, is inspired by her experience on a two-month residency at the Bag Factory (Fordsburg Artists Studios) in Johannesburg, in 2004. It documents the artist’s response to the contradictions a...
Sylvia White Gallery, Contemporary Artists' Services: Joshu Lucas: Solo Exhibition
Both athlete and aesthete, Lucas graduated from Fairfax High School and went on to play NCAA basketball.  He graduated from the College of Notre Dame outside of San Francisco with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in June 1999. His early influence...
Palm Beach Institute of Contemporary Art: Michael Joo: 60 Works Created Between 1992 and 2003
Michael Joo, the exhibition, was covered in the February 2004 issue of Artforum. Says Francine Koslow Miller, "...Joo ... posits his own brand of intriguing and often darkly humorous questions about race, consumption, religion, and metaphysics, pr...
BANG the Gallery: BABES
Babe/baby/n : 1 a naïve inexperienced person 2a an infant, baby 2b a girl, woman - slang; used as a noun of address Artist and illustrator, Lilly Turner explores the first meaning of BABES.The innocent, yet strange infant, the ...
Mobius: Barry Freedland: Painting Machine
Painting Machine is a motorized, mechanical like structure that explores the relationship between artist and audience in creating art. The artist's earlier works, many invented mechanical devices, also make reference to popular culture and...
Institute of International Visual Arts: Farah Bajull: Untying the Knot
Bajull's new work expands the interdisciplinary approach that she has recently developed. Her practice represents a compelling merger of divergent visual forms: ranging from carefully constructed objects to stand-alone photographs, Bajull often...
Urbis Museum: Anthony Jones: There Are More of Us
Founded in 1985 Black Arts Alliance is the largest network of Black artists in the UK. Working on a not-for-profit basis, they exist to remove the marginalisation that Black arts and cultures can experience within the mainstream arts infras...
Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico: Rhythm Nation: Work by Edra Soto
The stationary bike exerciser figures into a certain compulsive-obsessive category, asking how fixated our society is with the idea of becoming perfect specimens willing to race like hamsters on a bicycle going nowhere, or possibly consider sur...
Hayward Gallery: Malcolm Morley: In Full Color
Malcolm Morley was born in 1931 in North London. As a child he developed a passion for model aeroplanes and boats, and at 15 ran away to sea. Following a disrupted and troubled adolescence he discovered a talent and a passion f...
NSA Gallery: Black and White Copies: A Collaborative Project Initiated by Miguel Petchkovsky (Angola, Netherlands)
This project is however not about Petchkovsky – as here he sees his role more as “artistic director”– in as much as he has set up the parameters within which he has invited the public, art students and professional artists to respond. Simply - he...
Telfair Museum of Art: Georgia Triennial 2001/2002
Featured artists are diverse in age, race, gender, and geographic location within the state. The exhibition includes traditional media such as painting and sculpture, as well as new genres such as installation and electronic media. Accompanied by ...

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