Raoul’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.
N. W. Corner of LaSalle and Randolph, Chicago, Showing Court House Square in the Year 1864
Raoul Varin (French, 1865-1943) published by Arthur Ackermann & Son (English, active in America, 1930-1991)
Corner of State and Washington Streets, Chicago, in the Year 1865
N.W. Corner of Dearborn and Monroe Streets, Chicago, Showing the Post Office Building in the Year 1865
Randolph Street, Chicago, from Clark to State Streets in the Year 1865
Raoul Varin French, 1865-1943
Michigan Avenue at the Foot of Madison Street, Chicago, with a view of the Illinois Central Station in the Year 1864
A View of Michigan Avenue from Randolph Street in the Year 1865
Sherman House, Clark and Randolph Streets, Erected in 1860-61, Chicago
La Salle Street from Court House Square, Chicago, in the Year 1865
Michigan Avenue from Park Row in the Year 1865
Washington Street between State and Dearborn, Chicago, Showing Crosby's Opera House in the Year 1864
Corner of Lake and La Salle Streets, Chicago, Marine Bank Building in the Year 1864
Ascot
Raoul Dufy French, 1877-1953
Venus with Seashell
Basket of Flowers
Still-Life with Mirror, Fruit Dish and Almonds
Floral Still Life
Walnut
Raoul Hague American, born Armenia, 1905–1993
Boardwalk with Palm Tree
Pears in a Garden
La Chasse (The Hunt)
Designed by Raoul Dufy (French, 1877–1953) Produced by Bianchini Férier, founded 1888 France, Lyon