Georges Braque

French, 1882 - 1963

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  • Fox

    Daniel H. Kahnweiler, Georges Braque

    1911

    Etching and drypoint in black on arches wove paper  Accession ID  1943.3.2098

    Media for this artwork is unavailable and the object is not on view.

  • Job

    Georges Braque, Daniel H. Kahnweiler

    1911

    Etching in black on wove paper  Accession ID  1964.8.389

    Media for this artwork is unavailable and the object is not on view.
  • A patchwork of earth-toned rectangles, cubes, and prism-like shapes surrounded by pools of cool aquamarine and silvery gray fill this square, nearly abstract painting. Brushstrokes, which are mostly horizontal, and dashes are visible throughout. A curving, pointed form at the lower center could be a boat with a tall, fawn-brown mast. It is surrounded by forms suggestive of rocks, other boats, or structures against a watery horizon. Most of the shapes around the boat are leather brown, tan, apricot orange, muted violet, or steel gray. Another pole, also suggestive of a mast, angles up from near the lower left corner, about a third of the way into the composition. Many of the shapes are outlined with charcoal-gray lines. Horizontal and blended strokes in pewter gray and icy blue at the upper corners suggest the sky.

    Harbor

    Georges Braque

    1909

    Oil on canvas  Accession ID  1992.3.1

    On View: NGA, East Building, EM-217-B
  • We look across a sandy colored beach or walkway that stretches away from us to our right and then turns ninety degrees to our left in the distance, to enclose a teal-green body of water filled with rows of small rowboats in this nearly square, stylized landscape painting. The scene is loosely painted with vibrant colors, in jewel-toned topaz and royal blue, emerald and mint green, pale orchid purple, golden yellow, cream white, and crimson red. The boats grouped along the beach close to us are lined up in a row along the beach to our right, punctuated by a few vertical masts. The beach across from us in the distance is lined with a cotton candy-pink, pale lavender-purple, sage-green, and pumpkin-orange warehouses in front of a line of cobalt-blue mountains along the horizon, which comes nearly to the top edge of the canvas. The sky is pastel purple, green, yellow, and peach above. The artist signed the work in dark paint in the lower right corner: “Braque.”

    The Port of La Ciotat

    Georges Braque

    1907

    Oil on canvas  Accession ID  1998.74.6

    On View: NGA, East Building, EM-217-B

  • Bird and Its Nest

    French 20th Century

    c. 1957

    Etching and aquatint in several browns, greens, silver-white and black  Accession ID  1981.37.1

    Media for this artwork is unavailable and the object is not on view.