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Winslow Homer 2016 Calendar

By Washington National Gallery of Art (corporate author)

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9780764969898 | Min wal edition (Pomegranate, July 15, 2015), cover price $7.99

Rothko 2012 Calendar

Product Description: Although Mark Rothko rejected his works being classified as abstract expressionism, the 12 glowing works in this calendar highlight his use of rich fields of color and show the many faces of shapes that are familiar to us all. Rothko himself described some of his works as moving toward clarity as he combined elements of both Surrealism and Abstract art forms...read more

By Mark Rothko (other contributor)

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9783832751821 | Wal mul edition (Te Neues Pub Group, August 1, 2011), cover price $13.99 | About this edition: Although Mark Rothko rejected his works being classified as abstract expressionism, the 12 glowing works in this calendar highlight his use of rich fields of color and show the many faces of shapes that are familiar to us all.

9783832751739 | Te Neues Pub Group, August 1, 2011, cover price $39.99 | About this edition: The 2012 Rothko Super Poster Calendar brings twelve timeless images from the brush of noted abstract painter Mark Rothko.

Canaletto and His Rivals 2012 Calendar

By Pomegranate Communications, Inc. (corporate author)

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9780764957703 | Wal edition (Pomegranate, January 15, 2011), cover price $13.99

Gauguin 2012 Calendar: Maker of Myth

Product Description: Paul Gauguin created a rich personal mythology that drew from European classical and religious traditions as well as Buddhism, anthropology, and Oceanic legends. Through a range of subjectsâself-portraits, figural compositions, still lifes, and landscapesâGauguin (French, 1848â1903) revealed himself to be both an inventive storyteller and an artistic innovator...read more

By National Gallery of Art (corporate author)

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9780764957383 | Wal edition (Pomegranate, January 15, 2011), cover price $13.99 | About this edition: Paul Gauguin created a rich personal mythology that drew from European classical and religious traditions as well as Buddhism, anthropology, and Oceanic legends.

Winslow Homer 2012 Calendar

Product Description: Brilliantly composed and masterfully tinted and lit, Winslow Homer's dynamic paintings imbued his subjects with an authenticity that was unprecedented in American art. Beginning with the Civil War and throughout his career, Homer (1836-1910) insightfully recorded the sweeping panorama of the nationâs life...read more

By Washington National Gallery of Art (corporate author)

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9780764958373 | Wal edition (Pomegranate, January 15, 2011), cover price $13.99 | About this edition: Brilliantly composed and masterfully tinted and lit, Winslow Homer's dynamic paintings imbued his subjects with an authenticity that was unprecedented in American art.

Rothko 2011 Calendar

Product Description: Mark Rothko is associated with the Abstract Expressionist movement, sometimes called the New York School, a circle of painters who emerged during the 1940s as a new collective voice in American art. During a career that spanned five decades, Rothko (American, b...read more

By National Gallery of Art (corporate author)

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9780764952623 | Wal edition (Pomegranate, July 1, 2010), cover price $13.99 | About this edition: Mark Rothko is associated with the Abstract Expressionist movement, sometimes called the New York School, a circle of painters who emerged during the 1940s as a new collective voice in American art.

Create Your Own Masterpiece: On a Journey Through Art

Product Description: In this stimulating Âdraw from your imaginationâ book, young readers travel through the fascinating world of fine art. Previously published as My Journey Through Art and based on works in the National Gallery of Art, the book includes drawing, coloring, painting, and collage projects to complete according to clues in the text...read more