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    Georges de La Tour's Repentant Magdalene
    Closed September 6, 1993
    A young woman with pale skin sits at a table in a darkened room in this vertical painting. Long chestnut-brown hair drapes over her shoulder and her deep, cream-colored, long-sleeved garment is open at her neck. She rests her chin in her right hand, farther from us, as her left reaches for a skull placed on a thick book on the table in front of her. The scene is lit by a single candle mostly out of sight behind the skull. Shown in profile, she looks into a small mirror next to the skull, which reflects that object and the book.
    Gauguin Drawings from the Armand Hammer Collection
    Closed November 7, 1993
    This is an image of two separate sketches side by side. On the left, there is a sketch of a monkey's head and a rough outline of a house with a chimney. On the right, there is a more detailed drawing of a figure possibly sitting, with their head slightly ducked and hands positioned in front, depicted with a colored hat and clothes. The drawing on the right is rendered in a sketchy, loose style with some colored accents.
    Helen Frankenthaler: Prints
    Closed September 6, 1993
    This print contains swirling shapes and lines on an off-white background. On the left is a large, irregular, black form surrounded by vivid splashes of red. On the right is a blue shape containing dots of bright yellow. Surrounding these two main shapes are additional wavy lines and irregular splotches in black, red, and blue.
    Lovis Corinth
    Closed February 21, 1994
    The image shows a sketch of a woman from the waist up in a seated position, with her legs extended to her right. She holds an open book in her left hand at eye level. She has medium-length, wavy dark hair and facial features are subtly sketched. She is wearing a dress with short sleeves and there is an indication of a pattern on the fabric, along with a belt at her waist. The sketch is primarily created with charcoal or pencil on a textured paper background, with expressive, rapid strokes that suggest the background without detailing it extensively.
    The Great Age of British Watercolors: 1750-1880
    Closed July 25, 1993
    The image shows a waterfront with mountains in the background. The viewpoint is elevated, showing the water, landscape, and horizon. Buildings are visible near the water, and mountains loom in the distance. The painting style is soft and dreamy, emphasizing a serene atmosphere with blended brushstrokes. Colors include blues, grays, greens, whites, and light grays, creating a calm and cool mood.
    Käthe Kollwitz
    Closed August 16, 1992
    The image depicts a drawing showing an upper body view of a person in profile facing to the right. The person's facial features are delicately defined, with a prominent nose and lips, and they have dark hair pulled back. The individual wears dark clothing and there are no visible jewelry or accessories. The background consists of textured shades of green and blue. The artist’s name, Kollwitz, is inscribed in the bottom right corner.
    Homage to Jacques Callot
    Closed September 7, 1992
    This is a drawing of a cavalry charge scene. The artwork depicts numerous mounted figures charging across a battlefield. The horses are in full motion, with a sense of movement conveyed by the lines and poses. Plumes of smoke rise into the air, and there are fallen figures and horses on the ground, suggesting conflict. The lines are detailed, capturing the tension and action of the moment.
    French Drawings from The Armand Hammer Collection
    Closed November 8, 1992
    The image shows a group of figures engaged in a scene. Two women are seated on the floor in the foreground, one reaching out with her hand, while a child or baby lies in front of them. The faces of the individuals are illuminated, showcasing delicate facial features and soft expressions. The women have loosely styled hair and wear draped garments. Another figure, a small child, stands with arms outstretched on a surface, while one of the women nearby leans on the surface and gazes upward. The background is nondescript, emphasizing the interaction among the characters in the foreground. Loose objects such as a plate are scattered on the floor, adding to the lively nature of the composition.
    Figure Studies and Compositional Drawings from The Armand Hammer Collection
    Closed May 16, 1993
    Five sketches in brown ink are spaced around a vertically oriented sheet of paper. In the top left quadrant, a bearded man faces our right in profile. He has short, curly hair, a deeply lined face, a pronounced underbite, and the tip of his long nose points down. Two independent, wrinkle-lined eyes are sketched in the top right quadrant of the page. Below are two drawings of women with their shoulders angled away from us to the right. Near the bottom left and smaller in scale, a woman looks over her shoulder at us with a slight smile on her lips. In the bottom right quadrant, a woman with her hair pulled back under a snood looks to our right in profile with her chin tipped up. The neckline of both women’s bodices dip across the shoulder blades in the back. The paper is speckled with faint brown stains and spots.
    Ernst Ludwig Kirchner: Paintings, Drawings, and Prints
    Closed August 16, 1992
    This painting depicts three individuals in a colorful interior. A man on the left is standing on steps that are coming up from below. He wears a green suit with a white shirt underneath it and holds a hat. His hair appears gray, and he's looking up at a woman standing at the top of the stairs. The woman is turned to the left, looking down at him, with her hands on top of the stair railing. She is wearing a blue striped dress and has short, dark hair. On the right, a man is seated on a patterned orange-and-blue sofa, holding something near his mouth and wearing a green suit. He is also facing the left, looking towards the stairs, and there is a small green window behind him. The people’s skin is painted in shades of pink, purple, and teal. The background of the image includes bold horizontal stripes of red and yellow, with some areas of green behind the man in the chair. The colors in the painting are bright and vibrant, and have been applied with thick, visible brushstrokes.

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