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Inclined Head of a Woman
Inclined Head of a Woman
Wilhelm Lehmbruck
Cast stone on wooden base · 1910
Tate
Sigurd
Sigurd
Gilbert Bayes
Bronze and enamel on marble base · 1910
Tate
Breaking Waves, September Tide
Breaking Waves, September Tide
Auguste Lepère
Woodcut from three blocks in water-based colors on cream laid paper · 1901
Art Institute of Chicago
Breaking Waves, September Tide
Breaking Waves, September Tide
Auguste Louis Lepère
Woodcut from three blocks in water-based colors on cream laid paper · 1901
Art Institute of Chicago
Paysan
Paysan
Édouard Lantéri
Bronze on marble base · 1901
Tate
Dancer Holding Her Right Foot in Her Right Hand
Dancer Holding Her Right Foot in Her Right Hand
Edgar Degas
pigmented beeswax, plastiline, metal armature, on wooden base · 1900
National Gallery of Art
Dancer Holding Her Right Foot in Her Right Hand
Dancer Holding Her Right Foot in Her Right Hand
Edgar Degas
pigmented beeswax, metal armature, wood?, cork, on wooden base · 1900
National Gallery of Art
The Nymph of Loch Awe
The Nymph of Loch Awe
Frederick William Pomeroy
Marble on onyx base · 1897
Tate
Woman Stretching
Woman Stretching
Edgar Degas
pigmented beeswax, metal armature, on wooden base · 1896
National Gallery of Art
Pregnant Woman
Pregnant Woman
Edgar Degas
pigmented beeswax, plastiline, metal armature, cork, on wooden base · 1896
National Gallery of Art
Sir W.Q. Orchardson, R.A.
Sir W.Q. Orchardson, R.A.
Edward Onslow Ford
Bronze on marble base · 1895
Tate
La Parisienne
La Parisienne
Paul Wayland Bartlett
bronze on marble base · 1895
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Tahitian Idol—the Goddess Hina
Tahitian Idol—the Goddess Hina
Paul Gauguin
Wood-block print in black ink, over brush and solvent thinned and selectively applied yellow ocher, reddish-orange and touches of green and pink wax-and resin-based media, on cream wove paper · 1894
Art Institute of Chicago
Two Standing Tahitian Women
Two Standing Tahitian Women
Paul Gauguin
Black ink monotype from a glass matrix, over watercolor monotype from a paper matrix, with touches of metallic oil-based media, on thin cream Japanese paper laid down on cream wove paper (an imitation Japanese vellum) · 1894
Art Institute of Chicago
Tahitian Idol—the Goddess Hina
Tahitian Idol—the Goddess Hina
Paul Gauguin
Wood-block print in black ink, over brush and solvent thinned and selectively applied ocher, reddish-orange and touches of green wax-and-resin-based media, on cream wove paper · 1894
Art Institute of Chicago
Maruru (Offerings of Gratitude), from the Noa Noa Suite
Maruru (Offerings of Gratitude), from the Noa Noa Suite
Paul Gauguin
Wood-block print, printed twice in yellow ocher and black inks, over a yellow ink tone block, and transferred golden-yellow, green, and orange oil-based media, some containing beeswax and conifer resin (probably pine resin), with brush and black ink and diluted yellow printing ink, on cream Japanese paper · 1893
Art Institute of Chicago
Te faruru (Here We Make Love), from the Noa Noa Suite
Te faruru (Here We Make Love), from the Noa Noa Suite
Paul Gauguin
Wood-block print, printed twice in golden-brown and black inks, with selective wiping of the black ink, over a selectively inked yellow tone block, and transferred deep-yellow, red, and orange oil-based media, some containing beeswax and conifer resin (probably pine resin), with hand-applied dark yellow and brown gouache, on cream Japanese paper (previously mounted on mottled blue wove paper laid down on cream wove card [a presentation mount]) · 1893
Art Institute of Chicago
Maruru (Offerings of Gratitude), from the Noa Noa Suite
Maruru (Offerings of Gratitude), from the Noa Noa Suite
Paul Gauguin
Wood-block print, printed twice in yellow ocher and black inks, with selective wiping of the black ink, over a yellow ink tone block, transferred golden-yellow, green, and red-orange, and stenciled red oil-based media, some containing beeswax and conifer resin (probably pine resin), on cream wove paper · 1893
Art Institute of Chicago
Te atua (The God) from the Noa Noa Suite
Te atua (The God) from the Noa Noa Suite
Paul Gauguin
Wood-block print, printed twice in yellow ocher and black inks, over yellow ink tone block, and transferred golden-yellow, green, red-orange, and red oil-based media, some containing beeswax and conifer resin (probably pine resin), on cream Japanese paper · 1893
Art Institute of Chicago
Mahna no varua ino (The Devil Speaks), from the Noa Noa Suite
Mahna no varua ino (The Devil Speaks), from the Noa Noa Suite
Paul Gauguin
Wood-block print, printed twice in brown and black inks, over a yellow, silver-gray and brownish-orange ink tone block, and transferred yellow, green, red, and orange oil-based media, some containing beeswax and conifer resin (probably pine resin), on ivory Japanese paper, laid down on cream wove card · 1893
Art Institute of Chicago
Auti te pape (Women at the River), from the Noa Noa Suite
Auti te pape (Women at the River), from the Noa Noa Suite
Paul Gauguin
Wood-block print, printed twice in pale orange and black ink, over transferred yellow, pink, orange, blue and green oil-based media, with traces of conifer resin (probably pine resin), on cream wove Japanese paper, laid down on cream wove Japanese paper · 1893
Art Institute of Chicago
L’univers est créé (The Universe Is Being Created), from the Noa Noa Suite
L’univers est créé (The Universe Is Being Created), from the Noa Noa Suite
Paul Gauguin
Wood-block print, printed in black ink with traces of residual brown ink, with selective wiping, over solvent-thinned and transferred and stenciled yellow, orange, red, blue, and green oil-based media, some containing beeswax and conifer resin (probably pine resin), with touches of brush and black ink, on medium-weight, smooth, pink wove paper (faded to tan) · 1893
Art Institute of Chicago
Noa Noa (Fragrant), from the Noa Noa Suite
Noa Noa (Fragrant), from the Noa Noa Suite
Paul Gauguin
Wood-block print in black ink, with touches of reddish-brown watercolor and black ink, over yellow ink tone block and transferred golden-yellow, orange, and green oil-based media, some containing beeswax and conifer resin (probably pine resin), on cream Japanese paper, laid down on heavy cream wove card · 1893
Art Institute of Chicago
The Convalescent, Madame Lepère
The Convalescent, Madame Lepère
Auguste Lepère
Woodcut from four blocks in water-based colors on cream laid paper · 1892
Art Institute of Chicago
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