Oscar’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.
Museum of Contemporary Art, Niterói, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Four Sketches
Oscar Niemeyer Brazilian, 1907-2012
Church Sketches
Miscellaneous Sketches
Rio Auditorium, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Last Project Sketches
House Sketches
Concrete Building Sketches
Figure Studies
Fisherman's Cottage
Harald Sohlberg Norwegian, 1869-1935
L'Improviste
Oscar Domínguez Spanish, 1906–1957
Julia Jackson
attributed to Oscar Rejlander (English, born Sweden, 1813–1875) possibly by Julia Margaret Cameron (English, 1815–1879)
Pitcher
Design attributed to Oscar Riedener (American, born Switzerland, 1910–2000) Tiffany and Company (American, founded 1837) New York
Oscar Wilde and Whistler
Philip William May English, 1864-1903
Fragment (Carpet)
Designed by Adelbert Niemeyer (German, 1867–1932) Possibly produced by Deutsche Werkstätten Germany, Munich
Scarista Bull, Isle of Harris
Oscar Marzaroli Italian, 1933–1988
Oscar Wilde and Romain Coolus—Program for Raphaël and Salomé
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec French, 1864-1901
Joan
Oscar Weissbuch (American, 1904-1948) published by the Works Progress Administration
Procession Canvas-Diptych
William Kentridge South African, born 1955
The Hermit; illustration for Oscar Wilde's 'The Teacher of Wisdom'
Charles Ricketts English, 1866-1931
Fragment
Designed by Adelbert Niemeyer (German, 1867–1932) Possibly Produced by Deutsche Werkstätte Germany, Munich
King Oscar II (Second plate)
Anders Zorn Swedish, 1860-1920