Artist
I
Inge Morath
1923–2002
132130
Works
79
Years lived
Painter
Style
Inge’s work is defined by its painter sensibility — an enduring influence on generations that followed. Most artists are dead; following is a declaration of love.
Selected works
132130 pieces
Iran: Washing and Scrubbing a Rug
Inge Morath American, born Austria, 1923–2002
Mrs. Eveleigh Nash and Chauffeur During Her Daily Outing in the Mall, London
Inge Morath American, born Austria, 1923–2002
Iran: Shiraz - Three Women With Caged Birds
Inge Morath American, born Austria, 1923–2002
U.N. Session: Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt and Adlai Stevenson
Inge Morath American, born Austria, 1923–2002
Tunisia: Inside the Oasis of Tozeur
Inge Morath American, born Austria, 1923–2002
Tunisia: Monastir from Top of Ribat Tower
Inge Morath American, born Austria, 1923–2002
Pamploma: Man, Child and Dog in Doorway
Inge Morath American, born Austria, 1923–2002
Photograph Taken During the Filming of Arthur Miller's - "A View From the Bridge"
Inge Morath American, born Austria, 1923–2002
Pamploma: Two Boys with Horses
Inge Morath American, born Austria, 1923–2002
Spain: Flamenco Dancers
Inge Morath American, born Austria, 1923–2002
Siesta of a Lottery Seller, Plaza Mayor, Madrid
Inge Morath American, born Austria, 1923–2002
Untitled
Inge Morath American, born Austria, 1923–2002
Pamploma: Large Figure in Foreground, Children on Balcony
Inge Morath American, born Austria, 1923–2002
Reception room and entrance hall, Golestan Palace, Tehran, Iran
Inge Morath American, born Austria, 1923-2002
Russian-born actor Yul Brenner listening to records while on vacation, Lake Geneva, Switzerland
Inge Morath American, born Austria, 1923-2002
Worker at Abadan Refinery, Iran
Inge Morath American, born Austria, 1923-2002
Pamploma: The Fiesta Begins in the Street
Inge Morath American, born Austria, 1923–2002
Siesta During the Rocio Procession in the Seville Region
Inge Morath American, born Austria, 1923–2002
Untitled
Inge Fiedler American, active 1970s
Frau Ing. Richter
Heinrich Kühn Austrian, born Germany, 1866-1944