Artist
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Keith Vaughan
1912–1977
132130
Works
65
Years lived
Modernism
Style
Keith’s work is defined by its modernism sensibility — an enduring influence on generations that followed. Most artists are dead; following is a declaration of love.
Selected works
132130 pieces
Green Man (Furnishing Fabric)
Designed by Keith Vaughn (English, 1912–1977) Produced by Edinburgh Weavers England, London
Untitled
Keith Haring American, 1958-1990
Untitled
Keith Haring American, 1958-1990
Egypt Day and Night #109
Keith A. Achepohl American, born 1934
Untitled (Pair of Vases)
Keith Haring American, 1958-1990
Arson's Dream II
Keith A. Achepohl American, born 1934
House and Garden VI
Keith A. Achepohl American, born 1934
Con brio
Keith Morrison American, born Jamaica, 1942
Bedcover
Made by the great-great grandmother, Jane Bolas Vaughan, or great-great-great grandmother, Elizabeth Ottiwell Vaughan, of Edward Goldisborough Chambre Vaughan, 1834–1914 England, Shropshire, Lobbington, Ellesmere, Burlton Hall
House and Garden VII
Keith A. Achepohl American, born 1934
They Can't Stay Together
Keith A. Achepohl American, born 1934
Egypt: Day and Night
Keith A. Achepohl American, born 1934
Pillow Sham with Embroidering Yarns
Made by the great-great grandmother, Jane Bolas Vaughan, or great-great-great grandmother, Elizabeth Ottiwell Vaughan, of Edward Goldisborough Chambre Vaughan, 1834–1914 England, Shropshire, Lobbington, Ellesmere, Burlton Hall
Mura VI
Keith A. Achepohl American, born 1934
Change of Address
Keith Smith American, born 1938
Landscape
William Keith American, born Scotland, 1839–1911
Egypt Night and Day #222
Keith Achepohl American, born 1934
Fireflies
Keith Carter American, born 1948
The Tragedy of Hamlet
Keith Morrow Martin American, 1911-1983
Bonnet Veil
Mary Chadbourne Keith Norton (American, 1807-1890) United States, probably Maine, South Berwick