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The image shows an open book displaying a catalog of drawings. The left page features a pencil drawing titled "Standing Woman, Charcoal, c.1913" by an unspecified artist. The drawing depicts a woman standing with her arms raised and hands clasped behind her head.
The right page contains a list of catalog entries for various drawings, each with a title, year, medium, dimensions, and ownership or exhibition history. Here is a summary of the entries:
1909 - 24. Alone: Nude At Our House
1896 - 25. Gathering Fruit In The Forest
1904 - 26. Female Figure With Flowers
c.1907 - 27. The Gullet
Satirical Drawing (subject unidentified)
Satirical Drawing (subject unidentified)
1908 - 28. Man Kneeling
1909 - 29. Portrait With Wine Flasks
1909 - 30. Woman Kneeling Before A Seated Man
c.1912 - 31. Seated Man
1910 - 32. Group Of Figures With A Donkey
1910 - 33. The Violinist
c.1912 - 34. Seated Woman
1912 - 35. Seated Man (The Dead Day)
c.1911 - 36. Man And Dog
1913 - 37. Shooting Man, Foreground
c.1913 - 38. Shooting Man, Background
c.1913 - 39. Shooting Man With Crossed Arms
Each entry includes detailed information about the artwork, including the medium used, dimensions, and the signature or exhibition history, providing a comprehensive catalog of the artist's drawings.
The image shows a page from a catalog listing various drawings by an artist. The title at the top of the page is "Catalog: Drawing."
The catalog entries are numbered and include details such as the year, title of the drawing, the medium used, dimensions, and provenance information.
Here's a detailed breakdown of the entries visible in the image:
1899, 24: Afternoon Mood At Our House (Nachtmahrte-Stimmung in unseren Haus)
1896: Greeting from the Forest (Gruß vom Walde)
1904: Female Figure With Flowers
1907, 27: The Caterer
1907: Subtle Drawing (Subject unidentified)
1907: Another Subtle Drawing (Subject unidentified)
1909, 30: Man Kneeling
1909: Penitent With White Fleece
1912, 16: Seated Woman
1912: Scene From The Dead Day
c.1913: Man and Dog
1913: Shivering Man
1910: The Wounded
1912: Standing Woman With Crushed Arms
The images of the drawings in the catalog entries are not visible in the provided image. The details are primarily textual.
The image shows an open catalog book titled "DRAWING," which appears to focus on artworks, likely drawings, from different periods and artists. The left page displays an artwork titled "Afternoon Mood At Our House / Nachmittagsstimmung," created in 1899, with dimensions 18 7/8 x 12 1/2 inches, using ink and wash on paper. The artwork is signed and dedicated to Max Liebermann. Below this, there are other listed artworks with their respective years, titles, mediums, dimensions, and other details, such as "Going from the Forest" from 1896, "Female Figure with Flowers" from 1904, and several others from different years.
The right page continues with the list, including artworks like "Man Kneeling" from 1909, "Seated Woman" from 1912, and "Standing Woman with Crossed Arms" from 1913, among others. Each entry includes details such as the medium (e.g., charcoal, ink, pencil), dimensions, whether the work is signed, and often additional notes, such as the current collection where the artwork resides. The catalog provides a comprehensive list of art pieces, likely intended for an exhibition or a collection, with detailed descriptions aiding viewers or readers in understanding each piece's context and specifications.
The image displays a catalog drawing list of various artworks, primarily by Mr. and Mrs. Erich Cohen, with details including titles, media, sizes, dates, and provenance. Here's a detailed summary of each entry:
1899 #24 Afternoon Mood At Our House / Nachmittags-Stimmung in unserem Haus
1896 #25 Greeting from the Forest / Gruß vom Walde
1994 #26 Female Figure With Flowers
c.1907 #27 The Caskets
28 Skizzen (Drawings) (unidentified)
29 Satirical Drawing (subject unidentified)
c.1909 #30 Man Kneeling
1909 #11 Female With Wine Flask
#32 Women Kneeling Before A Dead Man
#31 Seated Man
1909 #14 Group of Figures With A Donkey
1912 #17 Scene from The Dead Day
Before 1912 #16 Seated Woman
c.1913 #18 Man and Dog
1911 #39 Shivering Man, Florence
#46 Standing Woman With Crossed Arms
1918 #15 The Violinist
The artworks primarily feature a range of media, including ink, watercolor, charcoal, and pencil, and appear to be from different periods, predominantly from the late 19th to early 20th century. The provenance indicates that many pieces are on loan from various collectors and institutions.
The image shows a catalog page dedicated to drawings by Egon Schiele, a prominent artist known for his expressive and often provocative works.
The page is titled "CATALOG Drawing" and lists several pieces with their respective years, titles, mediums, dimensions, and provenance information. Here are the details provided:
1899 - "Afternoon Mood At Our House / Nachmittagsstimmung in unserem Haus"
1896 - "Going from the Forest / Gruss vom Walde"
1904 - "Female Figure With Flowers"
c.1907 - "The Casket"
c.1907 - "Saturated Drawing (subject unidentified)"
c.1907 - "Saturated Drawing (subject unidentified)"
c.1909 - "Man Kneeling"
c.1909 - "Man Kneeling Before A Seated Man"
1912 - "Seated Woman"
1912 - "Scene from The Dead Day"
1912 - "Man and Dog"
c.1911 - "Group Of Figures With A Donkey"
c.1913 - "The Wounded"
c.1912 - "Shriveling Man / Einzehrender"
c.1912 - "Standing Woman With Crooked Arms"
Each drawing entry includes the medium, dimensions, signature, and provenance, providing a comprehensive overview of the works included in this catalog. There is also an illustration of a drawing on the left side of the page, likely one of the works listed.
The image depicts an open catalog page for an exhibition of drawings, likely by a specific artist, based on the consistent style and signature. Here's a detailed summary:
Image and Title:
Drawings Listed:
Each entry includes details about the medium, dimensions, signature, date, and location of the drawings, providing a comprehensive catalog for the exhibition. The drawings appear to be by Ernst Barlach, a noted German sculptor, painter, and graphic artist.
This is a photograph of an open book showcasing a printed catalog of drawings. The left page features a single image titled "SUMMONS" made with charcoal, circa 1919, and is accompanied by lending information crediting Mr. and Mrs. Erich Cohn. The drawing depicts a figure with arms raised upwards, seemingly in a gesture of appeal or invocation.
The right page lists numerous entries, each indicating an artwork's title, medium, dimensions, signature details, and lending or ownership information. The listings are catalog entries 30 through 40, with each entry detailing different works by an artist with the initials "E. Barlach" and various loan providers. The works listed include various mediums such as ink, charcoal, and watercolor over charcoal, and cover a variety of subjects such as human figures, groups, and scenes. Some entries also include additional notes or references to related works or publications.
The image shows an open catalog titled "CATALOG: Drawing" featuring a series of artworks, mainly drawings, by an artist. On the left page, there is a charcoal drawing labeled "SUMMONS, Charcoal, c.1919," which depicts a person with their arms raised, rendered in a loose, expressive style. The drawing is credited as lent by Mr. and Mrs. Erich Cohn.
The rest of the pages list various works with their titles, dates, materials used, dimensions, signatures, and lenders. The works range from the late 19th century (1896) to around 1913 and include pieces done in ink, charcoal, watercolor, crayon, and pencil. Some examples of the titles are "Afternoon Mood At Our House," "Greeting from the Forest," "Female Figure With Flowers," "The Casket," "Man Kneeling," "Peasants With Wine Flasks," "Woman Kneeling Before A Seated Man," "Scene from The Dead Day," "Man and Dog," and "Shivering Man."
The catalog text provides additional details like where the pieces are lent from (e.g., National Gallery of Art, Rosenwald Collection, Worcester Art Museum), signature notes, some commentary on the pieces, and probable uses or contexts related to other works or exhibitions. The entries are detailed with medium specifications and measurements in inches.
The image shows an open book displaying a catalog or inventory of drawings, likely from an art collection or exhibition. The left page is labeled "CATALOG: Drawing" and contains a list of entries, each with detailed information about specific artworks. The entries include titles, years, materials, dimensions, signatures, and other relevant details.
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The image depicts a catalog page from an art collection or exhibition, listing drawings with detailed information about each piece, including titles, years, materials, dimensions, signatures, and provenance. The layout is organized and formal, with a thumbnail image of one artwork visible on the left page. The catalog appears to be part of a larger archival or exhibition documentation effort.
This image shows an open book with a catalog of drawings. The catalog is titled "Drawing" and is accompanied by a black-and-white image of a drawing. The catalog lists various drawings, including their titles, dates, mediums, sizes, and the names of the artists. The drawings are from different years, ranging from 1900 to 1939. The catalog also includes brief descriptions of each drawing, providing information about the artist, the artwork, and its significance. The book is open to a page that displays the catalog's title and the first few entries.