Room 256
Charles Sprague Pearce
1851–1914, USA, Frankreich, Realismus
Der Bostoner Charles Sprague Pearce lebte ab 1873 in Frankreich, zuletzt in Auvers-sur-Oise, und malte das Leben auf dem Land. In den 1890er-Jahren erhielt er einen großen Auftrag für die neue Library of Congress in Washington: eine Folge von Wandbildern rund um das Thema Familie. Die Zeichnungen in diesem Saal zeigen, wie er die Figuren in die Halbkreise der Lünetten einpasste.
All works
- Studies for Lunettes
- Figure Studies
- Study of Two Female Figures in Arched Border
- Study of Two Female Figures in Arched Border
- Study for a Lunette
- Studies for Lunettes
- Study for a Lunette
- Study for a Lunette
- Study for a Panel
- Study for a Panel
- Study for a Panel
- Study for a Panel
- Study for a Panel
- Study for a Lunette
- Study for an Archway
- Study for an Archway
- Study for a Panel
- Study for a Border Design
- Study for a Border Design
- Study for a Border Design
- Study for a Border Design
- Study for a Border Design
- Study for a Border Design
- Study for a Border Design
- Study for a Border Design
- Study for a Border Design
- Study for a Border Design
- Study for a Border Design
- Study for a Border Design
- Study for a Border Design
- Study for a Border Design
- Study for a Border Design
- Study for a Border Design
- Study for a Border Design
- Study for a Border Design
- Study for a Border Design
- Sketches for a Scroll
- Study for a Border Design