Xavier’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.
Landscape B
Xavier Fuhr German, 1898-1973
Flowers
Ker-Xavier Roussel (French, 1867–1944)
People at the Seashore, plate one from Landscapes
Ker-Xavier Roussel (French, 1867-1944) printed by Auguste Clot (French, 1858-1936) published by Ambroise Vollard (French, 1867-1939)
St. John of Matha and St. Felix of Valois Ransoming Christian Slaves
Franz Xavier Karl Palko (Austrian, 1724–1767)
Bathers, plate four from Landscapes
Cléombrote and Léonidas
Baron François-Xavier Fabre French, 1766-1837
The Spring, plate seven from Landscapes
The Death of St. Francis Xavier
Attributed to Veronica Stern (Italian, 1717–1801) After Giovanni Battista Gaulli (Italian, 1639–1709)
Woman in a Striped Dress, plate three from Landscapes
St. Francis Xavier, Apostle of the Indies
Unknown artist printed and published by Jean-Charles Pellerin (French, 1756-1836)
The Virgin and Child Appearing to Saint Francis Xavier
Schelte Adamsz. Bolswert (Dutch, active in Flanders, c. 1586–1659) after Gerard Seghers (Flemish, 1591–1651)
Anton Scharff
Franz Xavier Pawlik (Austrian, 1865–1906)
Vienna Coin and Medal Club
Otto Voetter, age 52
Adolf Barhofen von Pohtt
Public Park
Ker–Xavier Roussel (French, 1867-1944)
Portrait of Mlle. de Stael
Baron François Xavier Fabre (French, 176–1837)
Nun
Auguste Xavier Le Prince French, 1799-1826
Saint Francis Xavier High School, Wilmette, Illinois, Perspective Sketch
Barry Byrne (American, 1883-1967) Alfonso Iannelli (American, born Italy, 1888-1965)
Woman in Red in a Landscape, plate two from Landscapes