Artists Model Collection (page 2)

The Studio. From A Home (26 watercolours). Creator: Carl Larsson
The Studio. From A Home (26 watercolours), Unknown date

Open-Air Studio. From A Home (26 watercolours). Creator: Carl Larsson
Open-Air Studio. From A Home (26 watercolours), Unknown date

The Artist's Father, 1797. Creator: Carl Fredrik von Breda
The Artist's Father, 1797

The Artist's Father, 1785. Creator: Carl Fredrik von Breda
The Artist's Father, 1785

Portrait of a Woman, 1846-1849. Creator: Richard Caton Woodville
Portrait of a Woman, 1846-1849. Depicted in three-quarter length, the subject turns slightly to the left. Her hairstyle, pulled back in a bun with a cascade of corkscrew curls along the side of

Portrait of a Lady (the Artist's Daughter), 1873. Creator: George Augustus Baker
Portrait of a Lady (the Artist's Daughter), 1873

Mrs. Jesse Hare (Catherine H. Welch), 1848. Creator: Alfred Jacob Miller
Mrs. Jesse Hare (Catherine H. Welch), 1848. Mrs. Jesse Hare (Catherine H. Welch) (ca. 1790-1874). Jesse Hare (1789-1861)was an extremely wealthy tobacco manufacturer

Portrait of Mrs. Decatur Howard Miller (Eliza Credilla Hare), c1850. Creator: Alfred Jacob Miller
Portrait of Mrs. Decatur Howard Miller (Eliza Credilla Hare), c1850. The artist's sister-in-law is standing with her back to a mirror, which, in turn, reflects her bare neck and shoulders

The Artist's Wife, 1889. Creator: Anders Leonard Zorn
The Artist's Wife, 1889

Self-portrait, 1896. Creator: Anders Leonard Zorn
Self-portrait, 1896

Portrait of the Artist's Wife Marie Suzanne, née Giroust, 1763. Creator: Alexander Roslin  (1718-1793)  
Portrait of the Artist's Wife Marie Suzanne, nee Giroust, 1763

The Artist's Father, Reading a Newspaper, 1892. Creator: Albert Engstrom
The Artist's Father, Reading a Newspaper, 1892

The Artist's Mother, 1896. Creator: Akseli Gallen-Kallela
The Artist's Mother, 1896

Ida Ilsted, the Artist's Wife, 1890. Creator: Vilhelm Hammershoi
Ida Ilsted, the Artist's Wife, 1890

Hendrickje Stoffels sitting by a window with open eyes, ca 1655-1656. Creator: Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn
Hendrickje Stoffels sitting by a window with open eyes, ca 1655-1656

Elisabeth Mauve (b. 1875), Daughter of the Artist, 1875-1888. Creator: Anton Mauve
Elisabeth Mauve (b. 1875), Daughter of the Artist, 1875-1888. Standing on a garden path

My Father. E. Curtis, inventor of Gold Tone Process, at Our Home In Seattle, 1880s, (1920s)
My Father. E. Curtis, inventor of Gold Tone Process, at Our Home In Seattle, Washington, 1880s, (1920s)

Mom and Dad Curtis, c1880s, (1920s). Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
Mom and Dad Curtis, c1880s, (1920s)

Mom and Dad on their Anniversary, c1880s, (1920s). Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
Mom and Dad on their Anniversary, c1880s, (1920s)

The Artist's Studio, c1700. Creator: Alessandro Magnasco
The Artist's Studio, c1700

I must bring you heavy tidings (diary, October 5), 1805-1808. Creator: Christiaan Andriessen
I must bring you heavy tidings (diary, October 5), 1805-1808

Rider on galloping horse, 1849. Creator: Johannes Tavenraat
Rider on galloping horse, 1849. Rider with plumed hat, on a galloping horse, with dog. Loose leaf belonging to a signed picture booklet for the artist's son Felix Tavenraat

Rider on prancing horse, 1849. Creator: Johannes Tavenraat
Rider on prancing horse, 1849. Rider with plumed hat. Loose leaf belonging to a signed picture booklet for the artist's son Felix Tavenraat

Prints for Dirk 1849, 1849. Creator: Johannes Tavenraat
Prints for Dirk 1849, 1849. Rider with plumed hat. Title page for a signed picture booklet for the artist's son Felix Tavenraat

Son Felix by the half-door of the Snepenschrik summer house, 1864. Creator: Johannes Tavenraat
Son Felix by the half-door of the Snepenschrik summer house, 1864. The artist's son leans over the closed half of a Dutch door, next to him are a dog and a pair of clogs

Portrait of Johann Joseph Hermann, the Artist's Father-in-Law, with his Grandchild Ida Schwartze, the Artist's oldest Daughter, 1844-1857

Portrait of Thérèse Schwartze, the Artist's Daughter, at 16 years of age, 1868. Creator: Johan Georg Schwartze
Portrait of Therese Schwartze, the Artist's Daughter, at 16 years of age, 1868

Madame Schmidt (the Artist's Wife), 1753. Creator: Georg Friedrich Schmidt
Madame Schmidt (the Artist's Wife), 1753

Esbjörn at the Study Corner, 1912. Creator: Carl Larsson
Esbjorn at the Study Corner, 1912

Brita's Forty Winks. From A Home (26 watercolours), c1894. Creator: Carl Larsson
Brita's Forty Winks. From A Home (26 watercolours), c1894

A Studio Idyll. The Artist's Wife and their Daughter, 1885. Creator: Carl Larsson
A Studio Idyll. The Artist's Wife and their Daughter, 1885

Dalecarlian Girl Knitting. Kål-Margit, 1901. Creator: Anders Leonard Zorn
Dalecarlian Girl Knitting. Kal-Margit, 1901

Virginia da Vezzo, the Artist's Wife, as the Magdalen, c1627. Creator: Simon Vouet
Virginia da Vezzo, the Artist's Wife, as the Magdalen, c1627

The wife of Wilhelmus Johannes Steenhoff with her child at the breast, 1873-1932. Creator: Willem Steenhoff
The wife of Wilhelmus Johannes Steenhoff with her child at the breast, 1873-1932

The artist himself and his family, 1796. Creator: Warner Horstink
The artist himself and his family, 1796. The Dutch painter Warner Horstink with wife and children, depicted in a window niche

The art of painting and music , 1800. Creator: Martin Drölling
Painting and Music (Portrait of the Artist's Son), 1800

Sketch for a portrait of Mrs. De Carnière-Wouters, the artist's wife, 1892-1916. Creator: Rik Wouters
Sketch for a portrait of Mrs. De Carniere-Wouters, the artist's wife, 1892-1916

Portrait of Mrs. Robert Walter Weir, c1885. Creator: Julian Alden Weir
Portrait of Mrs. Robert Walter Weir, c1885. Susan Martha Bayard was born in 1817. She taught school before joining the household of Robert W

Portrait of Robert Walter Weir, c1885. Creator: Julian Alden Weir
Portrait of Robert Walter Weir, c1885. Born in New York, New York, in 1803. He studied for three years in Florence and Rome, returning to New York in 1827

Portrait of Wiesken Matthijs, 1660. Creator: Moses ter Borch
Portrait of Wiesken Matthijs, 1660. Portrait of the artist's mother

Portrait of Cornelia, Clara and Johanna Veth, 1885. Creator: Jan Veth
Portrait of Cornelia, Clara and Johanna Veth, 1885. Other Title(s): Cornelia, Clara and Johanna Veth, the Three Sisters of the Artist

Portrait of Bodil Faber (artist Viggo Johansen's daughter), 1905. Creator: Sven Richard Bergh
Portrait of Bodil Faber (artist Viggo Johansen's daughter), 1905

Family tree of Henrich Brandes, c.1760-c.1790. Creator: Jan Brandes
Family tree of Henrich Brandes, c.1760-c.1790

Family tree of the Brandes family, c.1760-c.1790. Creator: Jan Brandes
Family tree of the Brandes family, c.1760-c.1790

Portrait of Per Johan Wimermark, 1796. Creator: Jan Brandes
Portrait of Per Johan Wimermark, 1796. Brother-in-law of the artist, and the vice-pastor of Linkoping. With inscription

Ane Marie Rohde, née Schmidt, the artist's mother, 1903. Creator: Johan Rohde
Ane Marie Rohde, nee Schmidt, the artist's mother, 1903

Interior with the Artist's Wife Emilie Heise, 1903. Creator: Carl Holsoe
Interior with the Artist's Wife Emilie Heise, 1903

Moses on the coast near Harwich, in or after 1667-in or before c.1687. Creator: Gesina ter Borch
Moses on the coast near Harwich, in or after 1667-in or before c.1687. Death rows towards Moses ter Borch (the artist's brother) who is standing on the coast of Essex

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