Artist
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Susan Derges
1955
132130
Works
Painter
Style
Susan’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.
Selected works
132130 pieces
The River Taw (Rowan)
Susan Derges English, born 1955
Anti-Slavery Picnic at Weymouth Landing, Massachusetts
Susan Torrey Merritt American, 1826-1879
Untitled (Dancer)
Susan Rothenberg American, 1945-2020
Boneman
Susan Rothenberg (American, 1945-2020) published by Gemini G.E.L. (American, founded 1965) printed by Ken Farley (American, 20th-21st century)
Untitled
Susan Kraut American, born 1945
Diptych Balcony with Open Door
Susan Kraut American, born 1945
Susan in a Straw Bonnet
Mary Cassatt American, 1844-1926
Window Garden
Susan Hunt-Wulkowicz American, born 1944
Quilt Top
Susan Major (1843-1926) Probably Harrisburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, United States
Chart Series No. 1
Susan Hettmansperger American, 20th century
Sherry, Susan, Wendy, Laura
Roy DeCarava American, 1919–2009
Lulu and Debbie, Tunbridge, Vermont, from the series "Carnival Strippers"
Susan Meiselas American, born 1948
Marketplace in Diriamba, Nicaragua
Susan Meiselas American, born 1948
Awaiting Counter Attack by the Guard in Matagalpa, Nicaragua
Susan Meiselas American, born 1948
JoJo, Carol, and Lisa on the corner of Mott and Prince Street, Little Italy, New York
Susan Meiselas American, born 1948
Quilt Top
Susan Major (1843-1926) Probably Harrisburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, United States
A Funeral Procession in Jinotepe for Assassinated Student Leaders. Demonstrators Carry a Photograph of Arlen Siu, an FSLN Guerilla Fighter Killed in the Mountains Three Years Earlier
Susan Meiselas American, born 1948
Blood of a Student Slain While Handing Out Political Leaflets, San Salvador, El Salvador
Susan Meiselas American, born 1948
#1 Support Systems
Susan Friedman (American, born 1941) and Bill Linehan (American, 20th century)
Elizabeth Grant Bankson Beatty (Mrs. James Beatty) and Her Daughter Susan
Joshua Johnson (American, c. 1763–after 1825)