Kennedy Galleries · 73 obras en el catálogoObras — página 3AArtists of the Civil WarArtists of the Civil WarSUMMITS IIIAAn exhibition of prints honoring the quincentenary of AlbrecAn exhibition of prints honoring the quincentenary of Albrecht Dürer's birth May 21 through June 31, 1971 at the Kennedy Galleries, Print DepartmentIInsights & outlooks, a selection of American twentieth centuInsights & outlooks, a selection of American twentieth century watercolors and drawingsNNotable American printsNotable American printsKKennedy graphicsKennedy graphicsJJozsef DomjanJozsef DomjanHHarry JacksonHarry JacksonEEarl KrentzinEarl KrentzinAAn exhibition of paintings by Thomas Cole, N.A.An exhibition of paintings by Thomas Cole, N.A.WWalt KuhnWalt KuhnAAbraham RattnerAbraham RattnerFFive Centuries of fine printsFive Centuries of fine printsSSelected paintings and sculpture of the American WestSelected paintings and sculpture of the American WestMMaster prints 4Master prints 4TTrees as seen through the eyes of John Marin and Charles BurTrees as seen through the eyes of John Marin and Charles BurchfieldCClarice Smith, paintings of VeniceClarice Smith, paintings of VeniceMMarinMarinAAmerica as emblemAmerica as emblemCCarolyn PlochmannCarolyn PlochmannMMaster prints 2 for museums and collectorsMaster prints 2 for museums and collectorsLLeonard Baskin: sculpture and drawingsLeonard Baskin: sculpture and drawingsAAmerican artAmerican artCCollectors' choiceCollectors' choice AnteriorPágina 3 de 4Siguiente
AAn exhibition of prints honoring the quincentenary of AlbrecAn exhibition of prints honoring the quincentenary of Albrecht Dürer's birth May 21 through June 31, 1971 at the Kennedy Galleries, Print Department
IInsights & outlooks, a selection of American twentieth centuInsights & outlooks, a selection of American twentieth century watercolors and drawings
SSelected paintings and sculpture of the American WestSelected paintings and sculpture of the American West
TTrees as seen through the eyes of John Marin and Charles BurTrees as seen through the eyes of John Marin and Charles Burchfield
