R.’s work is defined by its 19th century sensibility — an enduring influence on generations that followed. Most artists are dead; following is a declaration of love.
Egypt
R. M. Junghaendel (German, active 19th century) and C. G. Rawlinson (German, 19th Century) published by Cosmos Art Publishing Company (German, 19th century)
Armor for Field and Tournament
Jörg T. Sorg, the Younger, after German, Augsburg, active 1502-1542
Infantry Armor and Targe (Shield)
Master I.P.F. (Italian) Milan
Composite Field Armor
Italian, Milan
Composite Boy's Armor for Foot Tournament at the Barriers
South German; Augsburg
Three-Quarter Field Armor of Anime Construction
Michel Witz the Younger (Austrian, active 1525—60) Innsbruck
Elements of an Armor Garniture for the Field, Joust, and Tourney of a Radziwill Prince of Poland and Lithuania
Composition in Brown
R. G. Gillet French, born 1939
Woman under Six Lights
Ralph M. Hattersley American, 1921–2000
Allegory of Balance #6
Hongwei Li Chinese, b. 1980
The Hour Approaches
Mikhail Mikhailovich Cheremnykh (Born Tomsk, 1890; died Moscow, 1962) Dem'ian Bednyi (Born Gubovka, 1883; died Moscow, 1945)
Glory to the Soviet Youth!
Mikhail Mikhailovich Solov'ev (Born Moscow, 1905; died Moscow, 1990) Inna Mikhailovna Levidova (Born St. Petersburg, 1916; died 1988)
Untitled
Mikhail Mikhailovich Cheremnykh (Born Tomsk, 1890; died Moscow, 1962)
Man Confronting Woman
Reginald Pannett English, active 1895-1925
Female Nude Seen from Back
Königsberg Is Taken!
Mikhail Mikhailovich Solov'ev (Born Moscow, 1905; died Moscow, 1990) Aleksei Ivanovich Mashistov (Birth and death dates unknown)
Painter Working Outdoors
Lloyd R. Jones American, 1890-1934
"Chicago Riviera", from One-Hundred Views of Chicago
Bronislaw M. Bak (American,1922-1981) printed by Studio Press, Chicago published by Hedi Bak (American, born Germany, active 20th cen.) and Bronislaw M. Bak dedicated to Carl O. Schniewind (American, 1900-1957)
Wrigley Building
Ron Gordon American, born 1942
Swatches of Drapery, Wallpaper and Upholstery Materials
Possibly designed by Otti Berger (Yugoslav, 1898–1944) Possibly produced by the Bauhaus Workshop (Germany, 1919–1933) Germany, Berlin, Dessau, or Weimar