Prints and Drawings — Page 163
24,866 artworks · Art Institute of Chicago
Dearest, May My Love for Thee be Equaled by Thy Truth to Me (valentine)
George Kershaw, n.d.
May Thy Path be Strewed with Roses (valentine)
George Kershaw, n.d.
Forget Me Not Dear Valentine (valentine)
Unknown, n.d.
Untitled Valentine (Silver Birds on Blue)
Unknown, n.d.
Naught on Earth So Dear to Me (valentine)
Unknown, n.d.
Valentine envelope
Unknown, n.d.
Valentine envelope
Unknown, c. 1860
Valentine envelope
Unknown, n.d.
Valentine envelope
Unknown, n.d.
Valentine envelope
Unknown, n.d.
Mary Cassatt in the Paintings Gallery at the Louvre
Hilaire Germain Edgar Degas, 1879–80
Old Woman Leaning on a Cane, from Life-Sized Heads
Thomas Frye, 1760
Sketches of Hands, Arms, and Heads
Adolph Friedrich Erdmann von Menzel, 1890
A Vagabond Walking Along a Lane
Alphonse Legros, c. 1890
Catherine Prepares the Bath and Louise, Nude, Fixes her Hair
Suzanne Valadon, 1895
Women in Front of a Café, Evening
Hilaire Germain Edgar Degas, c. 1877
The Vagabonds
Camille Pissarro, 1896
The Calydonian Boar Hunt, from the Houghton Gallery
Richard Earlom, 1781
The Virgin and Child Enthroned with Saint Anne
Master with the Mouse Trap, 1512/13
French Noblewoman
Wenceslaus Hollar, 1643
The Two Armies at the Battle of Ravenna, 1512
Master with the Mouse Trap, c. 1512, printed 1530
English Noblewoman
Wenceslaus Hollar, c. 1673
River and Rural Scene
Richard Earlom, 1769
The Baker Sounding His Horn
Adriaen van Ostade, c. 1648
Female Lucubration: Étude Nocturne
Philip Dawe, 1772
The Musicians
Lucas van Leyden, 1524
Seated Woman, and Sketch of Figure Bending Over
Alfred Dehodencq, n.d.
The Knifegrinder
Adriaen van Ostade, c. 1671
Coastal Landscape with Storm Approaching
Franz Kobell, c. 1800
Grove of Leafy Trees
Franz Kobell, c. 1818
Le Petit Pont, Paris
Charles Meryon, 1850
Figures by a Pond
Henri Joseph Constant Dutilleux, 1855/60
The Wells of Grenelle. “And these scoundrels of chemists are claiming that it is good for children to bathe in the wells of Grenelle! Here is Dodolphe who has turned more green than an apple.... one hardly knows whether he is a lizard or a toad,” plate 37 from Moeurs Conjugales
Honoré-Victorin Daumier, 1841
Sketchbook
Henry Somm, (François Clément Sommier), c. 1885
“- I would have bet on it… instead of taking him to see Séraphin you take him to a drama.... it's bad enough for adults already, poor little thing!... - Don't worry Madame, this is the way children are enjoying themselves,” plate 34 from Moeurs Conjugales
Honoré-Victorin Daumier, 1841
“There goes my wife!! Oh, the wretch, while I'm having a shave she's making a cuckold of me!,” plate 22 from Moeurs Conjugales
Honoré-Victorin Daumier, 1840
Youthful Memories. “- You see our letters have not yet been erased... oh Sophie, it was here that I gained your heart. - Hold your tongue now, Théophile.... if someone should hear us!,” plate 49 from Married Life
Honoré-Victorin Daumier, 1842
“You tramp! I would like to see you drown in your beer! Leaving me alone like that with my three children, he gives me twelve sous, and when he comes back in the evening, he asks for his change!,” plate 48 from Moeurs Conjugales
Honoré-Victorin Daumier, 1842
Country Amusement. “- Monsieur did not want to wait for his nephew; and Madame thought it might soon start raining, but he didn't really bother. - What an old miser! - Don't you worry, Mother Poirier, he'll pay dearly for that... more than the market price! - And right she is isn't she!,” plate 59 from Moeurs Conjugales
Honoré-Victorin Daumier, 1842
“- Eh! my Didine, have we danced enough? - Oh, don't mention it any more, I am completely worn out - Then take off your stockings and get to bed! - Good grief, no.. really, I'm just too tired!,” plate 56 from Moeurs Conjugales
Honoré-Victorin Daumier, 1842
“So this is what's called following the stream of life..... to be compelled to march lockstep with such a fool!,” plate 52 from Moeurs Conjugales
Honoré-Victorin Daumier, 1842
Moonlit Harbor Scene with Ferry
Adrien Manglard, 1753/54
“Ha! Dammmmmnit wife... how much funnn we had when we were eighteen.... no men no women..... just us people from Auvergne,” plate 5 from Vulgarités
Honoré-Victorin Daumier, 1841
“Damn! They are happier than their master.... these bitches of boots... they drink!,” plate 2 from Vulgarités
Honoré-Victorin Daumier, 1841
“- How do you know that I am a widower? After twenty years of forced labour, not marriage, I am slowly starting to pull myself together again, and there you are, proposing me a second marriage! Ragoulet, would you please stop holding my hand!,” plate 10 from Vulgarités
Honoré-Victorin Daumier, 1841
Martyrdom of Saint Martina
Antonio Gherardi, (Il Reatino), c. 1665
“- You must come to have dinner, my wife will eat in town.. it is just us two men! - Ah, the Devil! I have a terrible headache (aside) and his wife is waiting for me!,” plate 7 from Vulgarités
Honoré-Victorin Daumier, 1841
“Just you wait, I'm going to show you who is the teacher here...,” plate 11 from Professeurs Et Moutards
Honoré-Victorin Daumier, 1846