Artist: Stephanie Weber ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (60)
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Stephanie Weber Headscape II Mixed Techniques 1973
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Stephanie Skalisky Self-Portrait for My Father graphite on wove paper 1985
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Stephanie, Joan Myers (United States, born 1944) , 1976, Gelatin-silver print
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Artist: Stephanie Torbert Title: Untitled [face] Date: 1980 Medium: SX-70 Polaroid Dimensions: H.3-1/8 x W.3-1/8
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Artist: Stephanie Torbert Title: Inflorescence Date: 1991 Medium: dye bleach color print Dimensions: H.19-3/8 x
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Artist: Stephanie Torbert Title: Banana Wand Date: 1991 Medium: dye bleach color print Dimensions: H.19-5/16
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Artist: Stephanie Torbert Title: Amaryllis Spring Date: 1996 Medium: dye bleach color print Dimensions: H.19-7/16
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Artist: Stephanie Torbert Title: Portrait of Terrell Lucius Date: 1980 Medium: dye bleach color print
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Artist: Stephanie Torbert Title: Protean Landscape Date: 1990 Medium: dye bleach color print Dimensions: H.19-7/16
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Stephanie Kirschen-Cole - Nom 8 n.d. watercolor on paper Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester American
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Woodcuts and Linoleum Blocks by Max Weber, E. Weyhe , published 1956, Relief print
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Woodcuts and Linoleum Blocks by Max Weber, E. Weyhe , published 1956, Relief print
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Stephanie Kirschen-Cole - Samugai 1971 watercolor on paper Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester American
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Costume Sketch of Ingrid Bergman as Stephanie Dickinson in the Columbia Pictures Corporation Production, ’Cactus Flower’, Moss Mabry (circa 1919 - 2006-01-26)  (Designer), 1969, Pencil, watercolor, gouache and ink on board
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Mme Segond Weber. Médée (acte 1er) (titre inscrit) (1er quart 20e siècle) by GOOSSENS J E (imprimeur)
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Madame Édouard Bernier (Marie-Octavie-Stéphanie Laurens, 1838-1920), 1871 Pierre-Auguste Renoir (French, 1841-1919)Oil on canvas; 30 3/4
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RETOUR DE L'EGLISE, SCENE BRETONNE (19e siècle) by WEBER Otto
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STEPHANIE-LOUISE-ADRIENNE DE BEAUHARNAIS, GRANDE DUCHESSE DE BADE (1789-1860) (1er quart 19e siècle) by GERARD François Baron
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Max Weber Girl with Comb oil on canvas 1919
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Carl Weber Sir John Lubbock 19th - 20th century
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Max Weber Man with Hat Reading Woodcut monotype 19th - 20th century
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Still Life with Two Tables, Max Weber (Russia, Belostok, 1881 - 1961) , circa 1934, Oil on canvas
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C.E. Weber F. W. von Goethe 19th century
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Blooming Cactus, Marnie Weber (United States, born 1959)  (Artist), 1998, Photomontage
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Landscape, Max Weber (Russia, Belostok, 1881 - 1961) , circa 1920-1928, Watercolor
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Rabbi Reading, Max Weber (Russia, Belostok, 1881 - 1961) , 1919-1920, Woodcut
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Untitled, Frederic Weber (United States, born 1955) , 1998, Silver dye-bleach print
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Armchair from ’The Kem Weber Group’ Dining-room Suite of Furniture, Grand Rapids Chair Company  (Manufactured by), circa 1928, ’Sage-green’ painted wood and replaced black oilcloth upholstery
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C.E. Weber Friedrich August III, King of Saxony 19th century
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Death Valley Road, Al Weber (United States, born 1930)  (Artist), no date, Gelatin-silver print
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Untitled, Frederic Weber (United States, born 1955) , 1995, printed 1998, Silver dye-bleach (Cibachrome) print
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Journée de tempête à Dieppe ; Tempête dans le port de Dieppe (2e moitié 19e siècle ; 1er quart 20e siècle) by WEBER Théodore
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Tyke, Adirondack Park, N.Y., Bruce Weber (United States, born 1951)  (Artist), 1988, printed 1991, Gelatin-silver print
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Jamileh Weber Poster, Robert Rauschenberg (United States, Texas, Port Arthur, 1925 - 2008-05-12) , 1989, Offset lithograph
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At the fountain, Evarist Adam Weber (Germany, Aachen, 1887 - 1968) , 1920, Woodcut on wove paper
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Galerie Jamileh Weber Poster, Robert Rauschenberg (United States, Texas, Port Arthur, 1925 - 2008-05-12) , 1988, Offset lithograph
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Robert Rauschenberg, Galerie Jamileh Weber, Robert Rauschenberg (United States, Texas, Port Arthur, 1925 - 2008-05-12) , 2001, Offset lithograph
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Rauschenberg, Works, Galerie Jamileh Weber, Zürich, Robert Rauschenberg (United States, Texas, Port Arthur, 1925 - 2008-05-12) , 1991, Screenprint
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Rauschenberg at Galerie Jamileh Weber, Robert Rauschenberg (United States, Texas, Port Arthur, 1925 - 2008-05-12) , 1991, Offset lithograph and screenprint
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Rauschenberg, Anagrams, Jamileh Weber Gallery, Zürich, Robert Rauschenberg (United States, Texas, Port Arthur, 1925 - 2008-05-12) , 1996, Offset lithograph
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Adolf von Menzel Geschichte Friedrichs des Grossen (Leipzig: J. J. Weber, 1840) book with wood engravings 1840
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K‰the Kollwitz Beratung (Council) , rejected plate for the third plate in the series Weber (Weavers) Etching 1895
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Slide Lecture at the Metropolitan Museum, 1916 Max Weber (American, born Russia, 1881-1961)Pastel on paper;
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Weber Furlong - Jazz 1921 oil on canvas The Hyde Collection American
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Max Weber - The Visit 1917 oil on paperboard Corcoran Gallery of Art American
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Max Weber - Bather 1913 oil on canvas Hirshhorn Museum American
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Max Weber - Discourse 1940 oil on canvas Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester American
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Idelle Weber - Macaroni Tin n.d. watercolor Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester American
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Max Weber - Two Vases 1945 oil on panel Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art at The University of Oklahoma American
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Woman’s Dress, Jean (Berthault) Louis (France, 1907 - 1997) , circa 1970, Silk organza, organdy, rayon crepe
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’Airline’ Chair, Karl Emanuel Martin (Kem) Weber (Germany, 1889 - 1963) , Produced circa 1935, Designed 1934, Birch, ash, and original russet oilcloth upholstery
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’Airline’ Chair, Karl Emanuel Martin (Kem) Weber (Germany, 1889 - 1963) , Produced circa 1935, Designed 1934, Birch, ash, and original russet oilcloth upholstery
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Woman’s Belt, Jean (Berthault) Louis (France, 1907 - 1997) , circa 1970, Silk organza, organdy, rayon crepe lining
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Woman’s Capelet, Jean (Berthault) Louis (France, 1907 - 1997) , circa 1970, Silk organza, organdy, rayon crepe lining
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Jean Mignon, French, active in 1535-1556/57 Pan Engraving Oval 9 5/8 x 5 13/16 in.
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Portrait of the poet Carl Maria Weber, Franz Maria Jansen (Germany (Cologne), 1885 - 1958) , 1980 restrike (original 1915), Linoleum cut printed in blue on wove paper
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Jean Mignon, French, active in 1535-1556/57 Diana of Ephesus Engraving Oval 9 1/2 x 5
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Joos van Cleve, Flemish, active in 1511–died in 1540-41 The Crucifixion about 1525 Oil on
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Max Weber - Cubist Woman 1912 pastel and charcoal Hirshhorn Museum American
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Giovanni Benedetto Castiglione, Italian, 1609–about 1665 Tobit Burying the Dead Etching Platemark 7 7/8 x

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Karin Weber Gallery: Women to Women: Mai Anh
Mai Anh is quietly emotional and determined. In her impressionst/expressionist oeuvre she goes her own way, mining her memories and experiences and observing the rituals and concerns of women around her. At times her paintings seem to be the narra...
Karin Weber Gallery: Perfection Underlying Life: Karina Wisniewska
An injury in 2000 terminated Karina Wisniewska's international career as a Concert pianist. She moved to her own studio in Zurich to concentrate exclusively on her other passion, painting. She has had almost immediate success, with her work exhib...
Karin Weber Gallery: A Slice of Life: Mai Anh
Mai Anh was born in 1961 in Thanh Hoa province and graduated from the Fine Arts College in Vietnam. She has exhibited extensively both locally and internationally. "There is a certain dream-like quality to much of the work by contemporary Vie...
Karin Weber Gallery: Geoff Todd's New Collection: Wet
Without denying the paint‚s own existence on the canvas, Todd‚s seemingly random choice of medium may seem experimental. The end result however is bold, carefree, alluring and eternally true to the artist‚s unique style. A professional arti...
Karin Weber Gallery: The Real and The Mythical: NYEIN CHAN SU
The artist took several documentary photographs and made vinyls from them. Once they were completed, the artist painted on top of them 'collaborating to the dance.' The resulting works show great communication, interaction and significance between...
Karin Weber Gallery: The Virtue of Tranquil Beauty: Xue Mo
Variously described as indicative of "Renaissance", "Chinese Vermeer" and "Medici-like", Xue Mo's paintings evoke a timeless elegance, a return to pure‚ painting, and by turn, a contemporary interpretation of formalism. Graduating in 1991 with a ...
Karin Weber Gallery: Noel de Guzman: Tactile Mind
The symphony of vibrant blues, cheerful yellows and verdant greens - colours not previously seen in his works - now dominate most of his canvasses. His works are still rendered in his trademark finger-painted style of broad lines, but are now see...
Karin Weber Gallery: Min Wae Aung: Watercolors
"I often get asked why I show most of my figures from the back, and not in profile or full face. The face tells an immediate story, but seen from the back, the mystery about the person is not so easily revealed. " States the artist. Karin Webe...
Karin Weber Gallery: Faces to Figures by Charles Cham
His works play heavily with the "duality of life"; his double faces are equally unbalanced, mirror emotions are depicted, his signature appears top and bottom of every painting, colour opposites are used side by side. Even his attitude to his wor...
Karin Weber Gallery: Charles Cham: Ballads
Charles CHAM started painting at the age of five inspired by the first movie he ever saw. It was a story about an artist with a magic brush and everything he painted became alive. He painted birds and they flew away. He painted fish and they swam ...
Neuberger Museum of Art: Cleve Gray, Painter: A Quarter of A Century
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Karin Weber Gallery: Portraits by Min Wae Aung
"They live simple lives. They know and love beauty. They make themselves beautiful with things around them"' says Min Wae of his muses. Flowers worn "preciously" and hand woven cloths adorn their proud selves, indicating a confidence in their nat...
Karin Weber Gallery: An Exhibition by Philippine Artist Carlo Magno
Carlo Magno is the winner of Artist of the Centennial Award, Philippine American Federation of South Florida; Outstanding Malatean Award, Malate Catholic School; Grand Prize "Las Pinas Church", Hispanidad Painting Contest; Leadership Award, Philippin...
Karin Weber Gallery: Under Scrutiny: by Yang She Wei - China
Security guards are hired to watch people. Our everyday lives are surrounded by men and women wearing non-distinctive uniforms; their eyes on us and our activities. What happens when the civilians decide to scrutinize the guards? How do they se...
Karin Weber Gallery: Collages: Myanmar artist NAY MYO SAY
For his 'COLLAGES ' exhibition the artist used black and white photographs, (taken by himself) charcoal and multiple layers of watery acrylic paint, building up color and texture, which in part appear like brass or stone rubbings. The collages are...
Karin Weber Gallery: Ode To The Arts : Burmese Artists
Nyein Chan Su‚s mixed media work deals with religious belief and spirituality. In this deeply religious country, Buddhism and Animism worship are equally practiced and tolerated. The Nat festival is a time of great joy and a time to sing and drink...
Karin Weber Gallery: e Rouge et le Noir: Vietnamese/Canadian artist Duy Phuc Nguyen
About the artist:
Duy Phuc Nguyen was born in Ho Chi Minh City in 1967, his family moved to Canada when he was 8. Mainly self taught and taking lessons in basic techniques with a local artist, Nguyen became skilled at portraits and landscape...
International Center of Photograph: Myth, Dreams and Reality in Contemporary Argentine Photography
The work in the exhibition ranges from the allegorial images of Gabriel Valansi and Martín Weber and social documentary of Gabriel Díaz, Adriana Lestido, and Helen Zout to enivronmental landscapes by Cristina Fraire and Marcos Zimmermann and street...
Project Gallery: Communism: A Group Show
The first exhibition will include a poster and mail art project by Aleksandra Mir (New York), an installation and mural by Klaus Weber (Berlin), a large scale fabric intervention by Eva Berandes (Berlin), an amateur (workers) choir formed by Facto...
Museum für Moderne Kunst, Frankfurt: Change of Scene XVIII
New works / New rooms by:
Gilbert & George (*1943 & 1942), Katharina Fritsch (*1956), Felix Gonzales-Torres (*1957-1996), Franz Gertsch (*1930), Rosemarie Trockel (*1952), Markus Raetz (*1941), Barbara Klemm (*1939), Robert Gober (*1954), An...
Wooloo Productions: Call for Artists: LIFE EXCHANGE PERFORMA 07 Project Offers New Yorkers The Chance To Exchange Lives
Taking place in the Chelsea apartment of author Nancy Weber - the first recorded New York citizen to have conducted a Life Exchange (The Life Swap, 1974) - the Wooloo project invites both artists and members of the public to exchange lives with ot...
Polvo Art Studio: Terrorist Art: Protesting War
Propelled by the tensions, anxieties and complexities of war, their collaborative effort will critique and promote awareness of the casualties of war and the benefits of peace. From comical manipulations of homeland security to acute examinations...
University of Virginia Art Museum: Opting for Realism: American Painting in the 1970s
"Opting for Realism" focuses on figurative art and shows how each artist chose to define realism and depict the surrounding world. Drawn from the museum's permanent collection of 1970s realist paintings, the exhibition includes works by Jack Beal...
Boltax Gallery: Christian Witkin: Room of Silence and Observation
Witkin's ad Campaigns include clients such as the Gap, Esprit, Levi's, Nike, IBM and American Express. Christian has received various awards for his editorial and commercial work, including the Society of Publication Designers Gold Award in Photog...
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 ...
Jewish Museum: Anni Albers
From the time she was a young student at the Bauhaus, she created wall hangings that stand on their own as abstract works of art, comparable in their boldness and modernis...
Scandinavia House: Louisa Matthiasdottir: A Retrospective
She drew motifs from both of the countries she had called home to express an intensely personal vision. With broad brushstrokes, sweeping gestures, and vibrant color, Matthíasdóttir simplified the images she saw, yet imbued them with the air of he...
Fogg Museum, Harvard: Philip Guston: A New Alphabet Brings Pivotal Group of Paintings Together for First Time
The exhibition is co-organized by Harry Cooper, associate curator of modern art at the Fogg Art Museum, and Joanna Weber, acting curator of European and contemporary art at the Yale Art Gallery, with the help of Laura Greengold, a recent graduate ...
Wood Street Gallery: Naked: The Naked Body in Contemporary Video, Photography, and Preformance
Naked features the work of Tina Barney, Anton Corbijn, Zhang Huan, Ma Liuming, Jaan Toomik, Spencer Tunick, Bruce Weber and Manabu Yamanaka. Wood Street Galleries will also present a lecture with Eleanor Heartney, Contributing Editor of Art, Art i...
Figureworks: Jacquelyn Schiffman: Sitting on Air
Ms. Schiffman entitled this show Sitting on Air. She says "Sitting on air is tricky, you don‚t know if you're about to fly or to fall down." Her figurative imagery is based on real people, some famous, some familial, some models. These introspe...
Morono Kiang Gallery: Just Words: Xu Bing, Hong Hao, and Xie Xiaoze
In this show, MacArthur grant recipient and New York-based artist Xu Bing works with the letters of an English word, slightly altering and arranging them so that the word seems to take on the form of a Chinese character, yet remains legible to the...
Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden: Another Line: New Forms of Drawing
Current approaches to an expansion of drawing build on achievements of 20th century art history and further develop historical approaches in a decidedly contemporary vein. Today the genre of drawing shows that it has liberated itself from academic...
Jewish Museum: Paris in New York: French Jewish Artists in Private Collections
The works in this exhibition are from private collections, supplemented with examples from The Jewish Museum’s collection. The collectors of these works share both an admiration for their beauty and an abidi...
National Academy of Design: Challenging Tradition: Women of the Academy, 1826-2003
A strength of this exhibition is the numerous self-portraits by women artists. One membership requirement of newly elected Academicians is that all must donate a portrait of themselves to the museum's permanent collection. This has provided the Ac...
Workmens Cirle: Curating a Better World: Tenth Anniversary Show
Many artists-those shown here and others who appreciate the ongoing project-have expressed their eagerness to help the celebration and have generously donated works for our Tenth Anniversary Show. "Curating a Better World" will run from ...
Anderson Gallery, Drake University: Lucio Pozzi: Indoor Games
At the Anderson Gallery, Pozzi will create a site-specific installation, which is a main strand in his diverse artistic practice. The installation, called "INDOOR GAMES," is a single, multi-part work consisting of panels in four basic colors (red,...
Gerald Peters Gallery: Cast and Carved: American Sculpture 1850-1950
Over 60 artists will be featured in the exhibition including Augustus Saint-Gaudens, Frederic Remington, Paul Manship and Isamu Noguchi. Works on view range in size from tabletop to monumental, and are composed of a variety of materials, includin...
Jessica Murray Projects: The Prince Project: Dust - by Bonnie Collura and Royale - by Mark Dean Veca
Bonnie Collura embarks on a new series of exhibitions called "The Prince Project." Collura's latest endeavor, comprised of sculptures, drawings and video, begins with the legend of the Golem. According to the story, the Golem is a magical creatu...
Camera Club of New York: Call for Artists: National Photography Competition
Juror
During a 40-year career, photographer Larry Fink has explored the human condition from myriad angles—and always with a human touch. Among his publications are Somewhere There's Music (Damiani, 2006), The Forbidden Pictures (powerHouse, ...
ODC Theater: STRANGE LOVE
In what will be their first full production in over three years, Fellow Travelers Performance Group will premier works developed in conversations and collaborations while fulfilling Djerassi residencies.  Fellow Travelers Performance Group is a mo...

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