Ramón’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.
Spanish Girl (recto); Head of a Woman (verso)
Ramón Casas Spanish, 1866-1932
Study of a Standing Woman
Seated Woman with a Greyhound Puppy
Young Woman at a Piano
Jar with Two Plumed or Horned Serpents with Birds and P-shaped Motifs
Casas Grandes, Ramos Polychrome New Mexico, United States, or Chihuahua, Mexico
Jar with Diamond-Shaped Frames with Abstract Birds and Coiling Motifs (Ramos Polychrome)
Ceramist unknown (Casas Grandes) New Mexico, United States, or Chihuahua, Mexico
Spring, Casa Lucero
William Penhallow Henderson American, 1877-1943
Casa di Dante da Castiglione
Telemaco Signorini Italian, 1835-1901
Temptations at Antonio's House (Tentaciones en Casa de Antonio)
Manuel Alvarez Bravo Mexican, 1902–2002
Venice, Casa dei Mori
Edgar Chahine French, 1874-1947
Portrait of Paula Gellibrand (Later Marquesa de Casa Maury)
Cecil Beaton English, 1904–1980
Professor Ramón Orta del Río, From In the Name of Christ
Leopoldo Méndez Mexican, 1902-1969
Ramos Polychrome vessel
Storage Vessel with Snake Relief
Hooded Vessel
Vessel of a Male Figure
Hooded Effigy Vessel (possibly representing Ehecatl)
Primer Salón Puertorriqueño del dibujo
Ramón Velázquez Álvarez Puerto Rican, born 1950
Double-Sided Pendant with the Virgin Immaculate with Ramon Llull and Duns Scotus and the Virgin and Child Appearing to Saint Catherine
Spanish