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Spring, Wood, American
Spring
American
1800–1810
Spring, Cephas Giovanni Thompson American, Oil on canvas, American
Spring
Cephas Giovanni Thompson
1838
Eternal Spring, Auguste Rodin French, Marble, French
Eternal Spring
Auguste Rodin
modeled ca. 1881, carved 1907
Dawn—Early Spring, Dwight William Tryon American, Oil on wood, American
Dawn—Early Spring
Dwight William Tryon
1894
Figure personifying a spring, Guillaume Dupré French, Lead-glazed earthenware, French, Fontainebleau or Avon
Figure personifying a spring
Modeler Model probably supplied by Guillaume Dupré
Probably made in the pottery at Avon of Claude Bertélemy
modeled ca. 1600–1610, ca. 1620–25
Nymph of the Spring, Lucas Cranach the Younger German, Oil on beech panel
Nymph of the Spring
Lucas Cranach the Younger
ca. 1545–50
Spring (Fruit Trees in Bloom), Claude Monet French, Oil on canvas
Spring (Fruit Trees in Bloom)
Claude Monet
1873
Spring Blossoms, Montclair, New Jersey, George Inness American, Oil and crayon or charcoal on canvas, American
Spring Blossoms, Montclair, New Jersey
George Inness
ca. 1891
Spring, Abraham Walkowitz American, born Russia, Watercolor on paper
Spring
Abraham Walkowitz
1913
Spring Snow 22H-2, Hoshino Satoru Japanese, Glazed Shigaraki stoneware, Japan
Spring Snow 22H-2
Hoshino Satoru
2022
Spring, Arthur B. Davies American, Pastel and black chalk on dark gray-green wove paper, American
Spring
Arthur B. Davies
Spring, Daniel Cottier British, Scottish, Leaded and stained glass, American
Spring
Daniel Cottier
Daniel Cottier & Company
ca. 1873–85
Spring, H. Bolton Jones American, Oil on canvas, American
Spring
H. Bolton Jones
1885–86
Spring, William Henry Rinehart American, Marble, American
Spring
William Henry Rinehart
1856; carved 1874
Spring, Edmé Samson French, Hard-paste porcelain, possibly French
Spring
Factory Possibly Edmé Samson
Modeler After a model by Friedrich Elias Meyer
19th century
Spring, Meissen Manufactory German, Hard-paste porcelain, gilt-bronze mounts, German, Meissen with French mounts
Spring
Manufactory Meissen Manufactory
Modeler Johann Friedrich Eberlein
modeled 1745
Spring, François Joseph Belanger French, Wood, carved and gilt, French
Spring
Probably by François Joseph Belanger
ca. 1775
Spring, Michael Powolny Austrian, Glazed storeware, paint
Spring
Designer Michael Powolny
Manufacturer Wiener Keramik
ca. 1907
Spring, Elisheva Biernoff American, Acrylic on plywood
Spring
Elisheva Biernoff
2016
Wine Drinking in a Spring Garden, Opaque watercolor and gold on undyed silk
Wine Drinking in a Spring Garden
ca. 1430
Spring (one of a set of four), Edme Bouchardon French, Marble, French
Spring (one of a set of four)
After a model by Edme Bouchardon
probably mid-18th century
Spring Woods, Arthur B. Davies American, Pastel on gray Japanese paper, American
Spring Woods
Arthur B. Davies
The Spring, William Trost Richards American, Graphite on green wove paper, American
The Spring
William Trost Richards
1863
Spring Device, Bronze, possibly French, possibly German
Spring Device
possibly French, possibly German
13th century
Spring Landscape, Robert Frederick Blum American, Pastel on sandpaper, American
Spring Landscape
Robert Frederick Blum
Early Spring, Hobson Pittman American, Oil on canvas
Early Spring
Hobson Pittman
1936–37
Seasons and Elements (Spring) (set of four), Charles Le Brun French, Canvas; silk, wool, and metal-thread embroidery in tent stitch (316 stitches per sq. inch, 49 per sq. cm.), French, Paris
Seasons and Elements (Spring) (set of four)
Designer Possibly after a design by Charles Le Brun
Designer Border probably designed by Jean Lemoyne le Lorrain
Patron Commissioned for Marquise de Montespan
ca. 1683
Spring–A Triptych, Clarence H. White American, Platinum print
Spring–A Triptych
Clarence H. White
Person in Photograph Person in photograph Letitia Felix
1898
Medallion with return from a spring outing, Ivory, China
Medallion with return from a spring outing
China
late 16th–early 17th century
Square Dish with Spring Flowers and Grasses, Ogata Kenzan Japanese, Stoneware with polychrome enamels under transparent glaze (Kyoto ware), Japan
Square Dish with Spring Flowers and Grasses
Style of Ogata Kenzan
18th century
Shin-Myong, Someday in Spring, Dress Rehearsal, Aliza Nisenbaum Mexican, Oil on linen
Shin-Myong, Someday in Spring, Dress Rehearsal
Aliza Nisenbaum
2022
Spring Landscape, Arthur B. Davies American, Pastel on gray paper, American
Spring Landscape
Arthur B. Davies
Spring Beauties, Arthur B. Davies American, Graphite and pastel on off-white wove paper, American
Spring Beauties
Arthur B. Davies
1895
Spring Landscape, Thomas Doughty American, Oil on canvas, American
Spring Landscape
Thomas Doughty
ca. 1853–56
Spring Woods, Henry Ward Ranger American, Oil on canvas, American
Spring Woods
Henry Ward Ranger
ca. 1895–1900
Spring Flowers, Gustave Courbet French, Oil on canvas
Spring Flowers
Copy after Gustave Courbet
ca. 1855–60
Spring Morning, James Tissot French, Oil on canvas
Spring Morning
James Tissot
ca. 1875
Spring Southbank, Lucy Jones British, Oil on canvas
Spring Southbank
Lucy Jones
1987
Spring Pouch, Patti Lechman American, Knotted fiber
Spring Pouch
Designer Patti Lechman
1985
Early Spring, Peter Blume American, born former Russian Empire, now Belarus, Black ink on paper
Early Spring
Peter Blume
1957
Spring Pictures, Unidentified artist, Album leaf; ink and color on silk, China
Spring Pictures
Unidentified artist
Spring Pictures, Unidentified artist, Album leaf; ink and color on silk, China
Spring Pictures
Unidentified artist

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