John La Farge

1835–1910 · Vereinigte Staaten

John La Farge (* 31. März 1835 in New York City, Vereinigte Staaten; † 14. November 1910 in Providence, Rhode Island) war ein US-amerikanischer Maler, Innenarchitekt und kunsthistorischer Sachbuchautor. Wikipedia

51 Werke im Quiz. Eine Runde spielen: John La Farge – nicht „Ist das von ihm?“, sondern „Welches?“.

Werke

„The Great Statue of Amida Buddha at Kamakura, Known as the Daibutsu, from the Priest's Garden“, 1887 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Wreath of Flowers“, 1866 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
„Girls Carrying a Canoe, Vaiala in Samoa“, 1891 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Flowers on a Japanese Tray on a Mahogany Table“, 1879 — Brooklyn Museum
„Calla Lily“, 1862 — Princeton Art Museum
„Fish (Decorative Panel)“, 1865 — Fogg-Museum
„Resurrection“, 1894 — Walters Art Museum
„Water Lily in Sunlight“, 1881 — Kunstmuseum von San Diego
„Portrait of the Painter“, 1859 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„The Muse of Painting“, 1870 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Autumn Study, View over Hanging Rock, Newport, R.I.“, 1868 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Bar Harbor, Twilight“, 1896 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Wild Roses and Irises“, 1887 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Marine“, 1883 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„The Strange Thing Little Kiosai Saw in the River“, 1897 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Hill-side with House. Paradise Farm, Afternoon Sky, Autumn“, 1861 — Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
„Landscape with Bare Trees and Coastline“, 1862 — Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
„Sea and Rocks near Spouting Horn“, 1859 — Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
„The Three Wise Men“, 1878 — Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
„Double Study of Dawn, Moorea Seen across the Water, Tahiti“, 1891 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„A Brittany Beadle—Sketch from Nature“, 1856 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„The Island of Moorea Looking across the Strait from Tahiti, January 1891“, 1891 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„The Last Valley - Paradise Rocks“, 1867
„The Entrance to the Tautira River, Tahiti. Fisherman Spearing a Fish“, 1895
„Snow Field, Morning, Roxbury“, 1864 — Art Institute of Chicago
„The Golden Age“, 1878 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
„Visit of Nicodemus to Christ“, 1880 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
„Water Lily in Sunlight“, 1883 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
„Vase of Flowers“, 1864 — Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
„Hollyhocks and Corn (Decorative Panel)“, 1865 — Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
„Three Saints (Alternate Study for Chapel Windows, Caldwell House, Newport)“, 1886 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
„Flowers on a Window Ledge“, 1861 — Corcoran-Kunstgalerie
„Chiefs and Performers in War Dance, Fiji“, 1891 — Phillips Collection
„Study of Pink Hollyhocks in Sunlight, from Nature“, 1879 — Das Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
„The Pool at Bethesda: The Invalid“, 1896 — Worcester Art Museum
„The Pool at Bethesda: The Angel Troubling the Water“, 1898 — Worcester Art Museum
„William James“, 1859 — National Portrait Gallery
„Apple Blossoms in Sunlight“, 1870 — Brooklyn Museum
„The Great Pali“, 1890
„Red Pagoda, Nikko“, 1886 — Buffalo AKG Kunstmuseum