Monday, September 2, 2024

Museum of Fine Arts: all the rest of the visit.

 Every where you walk, there are exquisite works, tiny and monumental.  Most of this is in the American Wing.

There is a lot here (your pardon), but so much to enjoy.  Don't forget that you can enlarge these by double-clicking on the images. 

"Blessings on the Prophet, Muhammad and his Family"
Iran, 19th. century

detail



Lunch (desert)



Mark resting in the Toshiko Takaezu "Shaping Abstraction" exhibit






Thomas Adrian Fransioli  American, 1906-1997
Beacon Hill 1947



detail

Three Shapes

David Alfaro Siqueiros  Mexican, 1896-1974
Autorretrato con espejo (Self-portrait with Mirror)  1937



Claudio Bravo  Chilean, 1936-2011
Portrait of Mr. Couchez, 1978



detail

Norval Morrisseau,  Bingwi Neyaashi Anishinaabek First Nation  1931-2007
Bear Father, Bear Son, 199



Wanda Gag,  American, 1893-1946
Backyard Corner, 1930
One of the seriously great illustrators



Percy Tsisete Sandy (Kai-Sa), Ahiwi (Zune Pueblo)  1918-1976
Taos War Dance, 1940



Charlene Sanchez Reano,  San Felipe Pueblo, born in 1960
Frank Reano, Kewa Pueblo (Santo Domingo Pueblo), 1962-2021
Thunderbird necklace,  2009



Two Jazz albums on display


And in a small room off to the side, a marvelous collection of Jewish ceremonial treasures
This is a Gargush




A torah container

Linda Threadgill, American, born 1947
Garden of Lights, 1999



Elimelekh, born in Ukraine, active in the 1780's
Torah shield



Anon. artist, American, mid-19th century
Lady with a Red Shawl,  1840



Anon. artist,  American, 19th century
Navassa Island in the Caribbean, 1865-75



detail

Thomas Cole, American, 1801-1848
Expulsion from the Garden of Eden,  1828



detail

detail

Frederic Edwin Church, American 1826-1900
Otter Creek, Mt. Desert, 1850



detail

And there you have it.  
Come visit, and I will take you there for the day.  Or, two days, if you wish. 


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