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National Gallery of Art Washington

Author of National Gallery of Art, Washington (World of Art)

330+ Works 3,719 Members 21 Reviews

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Image credit: Sunset, West Building, National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC. Photo by user Brian Finifter / Flickr.

Works by National Gallery of Art Washington

An Illustrated Life of Jesus (1982) — Corporate author — 184 copies, 1 review
A Renaissance Christmas (1991) 82 copies, 2 reviews
Frans Hals (1989) 76 copies, 1 review
The Easter Story (1993) 44 copies, 1 review
National Gallery Of Art (1974) 38 copies
Joy To The World (1992) 16 copies
The Book of Days (1980) 11 copies
The Vienna Treasures (2012) 9 copies
National Gallery of Art (2000) 5 copies
Paintings from America (1951) 5 copies
Teaching Art Since 1950 (1999) 3 copies, 1 review
ABC's of Art (1995) 2 copies
Monet 2021 Wall Calendar (2020) 2 copies
The Chinese Exhibition (1975) 2 copies
American Art at Mid-Century 1 2 copies, 1 review
Rembrandt 1 copy
Rauschumburg 1 copy
Windshield 1 copy
The Drawings of Rodin. (1971) 1 copy
The Chinese Exhibition (1975) 1 copy
Rothko 2019 Calendar (2018) 1 copy
Bulletin 1 copy
JMW Turner. 1 copy
NGA for Kids Online 1 copy, 1 review
Art Lotto 1 copy

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This book is the catalog of an exhibit put on by the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles. As a specialized publication it may be difficult to locate. However, it is worth the search if you are interested in the bronzes of this era. Used copies may be expensive, but interlibrary loan is a possibility for those who would like to read the essays and examine the excellent photos. Because the metal could be melted down for other purposes, bronze sculptures are less common than marble or other show more stone. In addition to a description of each piece in the exhibit, grouped by various themes, the book contains essays on the techniques, history, uses and materials. I had not realized that such sculptures usually had inlaid eyes and insets of copper, silver or different bronze alloys to give color to lips, wounds or bruised, or nipples. The authors also explore the idea that Greek artists created deliberate forgeries of classic and archaic works for the Roman market. show less
Beautiful book with short chapters for each artist covering details of their life and work, examples of their art, and ending each chapter with a short exercise to engage you in the creative process.
Explore famous works of art and even create you own in the online version of the National Gallery of Art for Kids. Eight kid-friendly paintings (like Saint George and the Dragon) have been digitally formatted so that users can zoom in and click on various aspects to learn about both the objects in the paintings and the artistic techniques used in creating them. But kids will find the coolest part of this website in the Art Zone, where they can choose from a myriad of activities that allow show more them to create their own artwork. In here, users can create impressionistic line drawings with Brushter or a dancing, jumping George Washington in Faces & Places, and learn about digital photo editing in Photo Op. Also available are Family Guides and Inside Scoop, PDFs of short handbooks to various exhibits and artists. The one drawback to these extensive interactive features is that users may be asked to download plugins and drivers, though a guide on the homepage suggests which ones are needed. Recommended for grades 3-7. show less

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David Alan Brown Contributor
Charles Hope Contributor
Alan Bowness Introduction
Pieter Biesboer Contributor
Ella Hendriks Contributor
Koos Levy-van Halm Contributor
Martin Bijl Contributor
Frances S. Jowell Contributor
Karin Groen Contributor
Liesbeth Abraham Contributor
Daniil I. Iakov Contributor
Peter G. Calligas Contributor
Robertson Davies Contributor
Jerome J. Pollitt Contributor
Olga Palagia Contributor
Matthew Canepa Contributor
Angeliki Simosi Contributor
Andrew Stewart Contributor
Carol C. Mattusch Contributor
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Jeffrey Maish Contributor
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John Rewald Introduction
Teresio Pignatti Introduction
Ian Robson Translator

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