18 UMMA Objects
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Paul Gavarni
Le Marchand de Casseroles
1847 – 1851
Museum Purchase made possible by the Friends of the Museum of Art
1989/2.13

Eugène Isabey
Radoub d'une barque à marée basse, from the series 'Six Marines'
1833
The Paul Leroy Grigaut Memorial Collection
1969/2.104

Gustave Bonel
Solitude
1933
Gift of the Emil Weddige Collection
1996/1.66

Paul Gavarni
Son portrait, dit Gavarni à la cigarette
1842
Museum Purchase made possible by the Friends of the Museum of Art
1994/2.2

Raoul Dufy (French (culture or style))
The Bathers
1920 – 1930
Gift of the Emil Weddige Collection
1996/1.63
This lithograph is printed in black ink on a rose-colored chine collé paper. It depicts a wide Parisian boulevard as though seen from above at a distance. Large trees and buildings line either side of the street. Vehicles and pedestrians, many of whom appear to hold umbrellas, people the scene.
Camille Pissarro
Boulevard Montmartre
1894 – 1904
Gift of Professor Walter M. and Nesta R. Spink
2012/2.213

Eugène Isabey
Chateau de Pont-Gibaud, Auvergne. Pl. 72 from vol. VI of "Voyages pittoresques et
1830
The Paul Leroy Grigaut Memorial Collection
1969/2.103

Henri Fantin-Latour
La Source dans les bois
1897
Gift of the Estate of Helen B. Hall
1997/2.33

Carol Schramm Moreno
Alvina, from "The Color Black"
1982
Gift of Carol Schramm
1999/1.107.17
This image is a portrait of a seated man with short hair, mustache and goatee. There is no indication of surroundings, although the sitter must be near a wall, as his figure casts a shadow behind him to the right.
James Abbott McNeill Whistler (American (North American))
Stéphane Mallarmé (No. 1)
1892
Museum purchase made possible by Mildred R. Hartsook
1993/2.34
This black and white print depicts a male lion attacking the body of a horse near a rocky cave. Only the front portion of the horse is shown, lying on its side on the ground. The lion crouches above the horse and presses down with its front paws, claws extended, as it sinks its teeth into the horse's neck. There is a fierce, wild eyed expression on the lion's face.  The scene is set in an undefined rocky landscape.
Eugène Delacroix (French (culture or style))
Lion Devouring a Horse (Lion dévorant un cheval)
1844
Museum Purchase
1954/2.25
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