Artists

1735–1790 · 13 works

• Ukiyo-e
• Japanese (culture or style)

died 1694 · 13 works

• Ukiyo-e
• Japanese (culture or style)

1555–1636 · 7 works

• Chinese painting: Ming
• Chinese painting

1682–c. 1765 · 8 works

• Chinese painting: Qing
• Chinese (culture or style)
• Chinese painting

1796–1886 · 5 works

1837–1926 · 15 works

1861–1909 · 10 works

1865–1926 · 1 work

1835–1900 · 4 works

1833–1905 · 3 works

1796–1872 · 2 works

1811–1877 · 1 work

1807–1868 · 4 works

1854–1907 · 1 work

• Realism

1755–1828 · 7 works

1738–1815 · 12 works

• American colonial

1738–1820 · 9 works

• Neoclassicism

1741–1827 · 2 works

1858–1941 · 1 work

• Neo-Impressionism

1849–1921 · 1 work

1602–1676 · 8 works

1749–1803 · 2 works

Labille-Guiard pictures herself painting with two women pupils beside her. A pastel study of Madame Elisabeth offers another view of a portrait practice that moved between professional ambition and the French court.

1815–1905 · 1 work

Adolph Menzel brings the viewer into a railway carriage after a long night. A sleeping man slumps beside a woman looking toward the morning light, while belongings fill the cramped space around them. Opaque watercolor, pastel and oil give fabrics, faces and reflected light different textures. The scene makes an ordinary journey feel closely observed.

1605/06–1638 · 1 work