Edouard Manet

Clarence Buckingham Collection

Portrait of Félix Bracquémond

Robert A. Waller Fund

The Little Cavaliers

On the Beach

On the Beach

Landscape (The Hare)

Landscape (The Hare) https://www.wikiart.org/en/joan-miro/landscape-the-hare

The Cats

The Cats

Clarence Buckingham Collection

Phillip IV King of Spain

Deering Print Fund

The Boy with a Sword, Turned to the Left III

standing figure with white hair, bushy white eyebrows, large white moustache, wearing a hat with a rounded top, colorful jacket and knickers, and one red stocking and one green stocking, with orange shoes, holding a walking stick; text printed at bottom This aged, clownish military officer is Polichinelle, most-commonly known to English-speaking audiences from the raucous Punch & Judy puppet shows in which the characters whack each other with sticks. He grew out of a long theatrical tradition called the "Commedia dell’Arte," which attracted the attention of generations of artists for its lively—often bawdy—action, flamboyant costumes, and revealing truths. When Édouard Manet saw that most of his work had been rejected by the jury of the 1874 Paris salon exhibition, he decided to promote himself by giving away thousands of impressions of this print. Unfortunately, the police banned its publication, thinking Polichinelle was a caricature of France’s newly-elected president, a general who had used brutal force to crush public protests three years earlier. How telling that they saw their pompous leader in the image and feared that he was so weak that it could undermine his authority.

Polichinelle

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Gift of John S. Newberry

Portrait of Courbet

Poison Oasis

Poison Oasis, 1981
https://botfrens.com/collections/27/contents/5027

The Reader

The Reader

Silentium

Silentium

Study to "Dead Christ with Angels"

Study to "Dead Christ with Angels"

Still life with flowers

Still life with flowers

Pierrot dancing

Pierrot dancing

Madame Manet at the Piano

Madame Manet at the Piano

William McCallin McKee Memorial Endowment

The Execution of Maximilian

"Bankers in Action" by Remedios Varo depicts a surreal scene where figures in top hats hover through a mysterious, otherworldly space. Varo's work often combines elements of mysticism and magic realism, reflecting her interest in the esoteric and the subconscious mind.

Bankersin Action
https://botfrens.com/collections/69/contents/19601

Gift of Dorothy Braude Edinburg in memory of Bessie Kisloff Braude, Esq.

Flying Raven: ex libris, from The Raven (Le Corbeau)

A woman pouring water (Study of Suzanne Leenhoff)

A woman pouring water (Study of Suzanne Leenhoff)

Woman with a Parrot

Woman with a Parrot

A veiled young woman

A veiled young woman

La queue davant la boucherie

La queue davant la boucherie

Rose Bush

Rose Bush, 1888
https://botfrens.com/collections/43/contents/12739

Young woman with a book

Young woman with a book

Portrait of Emile Zola

Portrait of Emile Zola

The Birth of Liquid Desires

The Birth of Liquid Desires
https://botfrens.com/collections/63/contents/20365

Clarence Buckingham Collection

Line in Front of the Butcher Shop

The House at Rueil

The House at Rueil

Clarence Buckingham Collection

Victorine Meurent in the Costume of an "Espada"