Rafael Contreras, Architectural Model Based on the Alhambra, 1847-1890. Plaster colored. H. 23.5 cm W. 36.8 cm D. 3.2 cm. Gift of Richard M. Hunt, 1886
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Rafael Contreras, Architectural Model Based on the Alhambra, 1847-1890. Plaster colored. H. 23.5 cm W. 36.8 cm D. 3.2 cm. Gift of Richard M. Hunt, 1886
Courtesy Alain Truong
Sunlit V - Elena Degenhardt , 2025 .
Russian-German , b. 1977 -
Pastel on paper , 20 x 20 cm.
Four Figures (Blue) - Isca Greenfield-Sanders, 2024.
American , b. 1978 -
Mixed media , oil on canvas , 51 x 51 in.
David Hockney British Artist 1937–2026 Oil and ink on cut paper, glued on canvas Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City
Louise Bourgeois, 2006
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American, 1917-1921
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Portrait of Amelia Van Buren. 1889
Photo: Thomas Eakins
Hans Hofmann (1880–1966) [USA + Germany] — ‘Aurore’, 1942. Gouache and oil pastel on paper (35.6 x 27.3 cm).
Arthur Wardle - "The Enchantress" (c. 1901)
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Maki Horanai is a painter working on both canvas and wood, she also makes ceramic objects. Her work is touching, quirky and instantly recognisable.
Maki was born in Japan and now lives in South East Queensland, Australia. She grew up in small seaside villages in Hokkaido, where she often wandered along the beach.
Maki’s early influences were the ocean, the shore, the birds and islands she saw both in reality and in her imagination. She began painting in high school and continued through college and graduate school where she was strongly influenced by the colours and themes of western religious/iconic art.