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Title
View of Amsterdam
Artist
Auguste Louis Lepère
Physical Description
In the right foreground, cutting across diagonally, is a pier with figures moving around. At the pier are some ships, and in the middle ground is a strip of water and a row of darkly shadowed buildings. In the background are some faint towers that jut into the sky.
Artist Life Dates
1849-1918
Century
20th century
Object Creation Date
1849-1918
Accession Number
1965/2.63
Medium and Support
etching on paper
relevance
rank 15.37715
Secondary Keywords
buildings and the land
churches
churches by location or context
europe (continent)
geographic and political locations
hydraulic structures
hydraulic structures by form
modern and contemporary art
netherlands (nation)
north holland (province)
objects we use
religious buildings
religious structures
single built works
single built works by function
single built works by specific type
transportation vehicles
vehicles
visual works
visual works by subject type
watercraft
watercraft by general type
Title
Vitré—The Canal
Artist
James McNeill Whistler
Physical Description
A French town, with houses along a canal or river in the foreground extends in the distance showing rooflines and towers under a blustery sky.
Artist Life Dates
1834-1903
Century
19th century
Object Creation Date
1893
Accession Number
1954/1.435
Medium and Support
transfer lithograph with stumping on laid paper
relevance
rank 15.23151
Secondary Keywords
architectural elements
architecture
buildings and the land
cityscapes
components
components and systems
components by specific context
cultural landscapes
cultural landscapes by location or context
descriptors
dwellings
geography
hydraulic structures
hydraulic structures by form
inorganic material
landscapes (environments)
materials
materials by composition
openings (architectural elements)
openings and opening components
openings by form
residential structures
settlements and landscapes
single built works
single built works by function
single built works by specific type
the natural world
waterscapes
windows and window components
Title
The Square House, Amsterdam
Artist
James McNeill Whistler
Physical Description
A street facing onto a canal is seen at a very slight angle. The three buildings each have balconies (some enclosed), banks of windows, and doors at the water's edge. A dense network of hatching lines describe the brick facades, balconies and windows, and reflecions.
Artist Life Dates
1834-1903
Century
19th century
Object Creation Date
1889
Accession Number
1954/1.404
Medium and Support
etching and drypoint, printed in brown ink on laid paper
relevance
rank 14.57011
Secondary Keywords
height
architectural elements
associated concepts
building divisions
buildings and the land
components
components and systems
components by specific context
dwellings
energy and related concepts
energy-related concepts
europe (continent)
geographic and political locations
hydraulic structures
hydraulic structures by form
light-related concepts
netherlands (nation)
north holland (province)
objects we use
openings (architectural elements)
openings and opening components
openings by form
people and culture
physical sciences concepts
physics concepts
residential structures
rooms and spaces
rooms and spaces by form
scientific concepts
single built works
single built works by form
single built works by function
single built works by specific type
visual works
visual works by subject type
windows and window components
Title
Edo Meisho: Ochanomizu
Artist
Andô Hiroshige
Physical Description
A snow scene of the canal. Snow covers the house roofs, the boat shelters, and the trees. Three travelers in blue robes are walking in the snow, two of them are carrying umbrellas.
Artist Life Dates
1797-1858
Century
19th century
Object Creation Date
circa 1853
Accession Number
1948/1.142
Medium and Support
color woodblock print on paper
relevance
rank 13.14947
Secondary Keywords
transfer method
associated concepts
buildings and the land
costume
costume accessories
costume accessories carried
dwellings
earth sciences concepts
events
hydraulic structures
hydraulic structures by form
natural events
objects we use
people and culture
physical sciences concepts
precipitation
prints
prints by process
prints by process or technique
relief prints
residential structures
scientific concepts
seasons
single built works
single built works by function
single built works by specific type
transportation vehicles
vehicles
visual works
visual works by medium or technique
visual works by subject type
watercraft
watercraft by general type
weather and related phenomena
weather-related phenomena
Title
The Pierrot
Artist
James McNeill Whistler
Physical Description
A man stands in an apron and rolled sleeves in the water door of a building along a canal. Another figure is seen kneeling and reaching down to the water at the left edge of the water door. The building and its reflection fills the frame; the emphasis is on the figures in the darkened opening, along with their reflections, while the upper story of the building is only summarily indicated.
Artist Life Dates
1834-1903
Century
19th century
Object Creation Date
1889
Accession Number
1954/1.406
Medium and Support
etching and drypoint, printed in dark brown ink on wove paper
relevance
rank 12.83101
Secondary Keywords
architectural elements
associated concepts
bodies of water and components of bodies of water
buildings and the land
components
components and systems
components by specific context
energy and related concepts
energy-related concepts
europe (continent)
geographic and political locations
hydraulic structures
hydraulic structures by form
landscapes (environments)
light-related concepts
natural landscapes
netherlands (nation)
north holland (province)
openings (architectural elements)
openings and opening components
openings by form
people and culture
physical activities
physical activities by general context
physical sciences concepts
physics concepts
scientific concepts
settlements and landscapes
single built works
single built works by function
single built works by specific type
windows and window components
Title
The Doorway, from the "Twelve Etchings", or the "First Venice Set"
Artist
James McNeill Whistler
Physical Description
A large ornate waterdoor faces onto a canal. On the threshold near the water, a woman bends down towards the surface of the canal. Behind the doorway stands another figure in the shadows and beyond is another opening to a small square or open-air workspace. The Doorway consists of a large lunette shaped transom light over the door and the portal is flanked on either side by large arched windows. The glazing is all fitted into a fine network of mullions in either square on diamond patterns. The door and windows are each framed by carved pilasters and engaged corinthian capitals. Below the windows are bands of rosettes and other carved ornaments that extends to the water level.
Artist Life Dates
1834-1903
Century
19th century
Object Creation Date
1879-1880
Accession Number
1954/1.375
Medium and Support
etching, drypoint, and roulette on laid paper on laid paper
relevance
rank 12.47966
Secondary Keywords
arches and arch components
architectural elements
associated concepts
buildings and the land
circulation elements
components
components and systems
components by specific context
energy and related concepts
energy-related concepts
europe (continent)
geographic and political locations
hydraulic structures
hydraulic structures by form
italy (nation)
light-related concepts
openings (architectural elements)
openings and opening components
openings by form
people and culture
physical activities
physical activities by general context
physical sciences concepts
physics concepts
scientific concepts
single built works
single built works by function
single built works by specific type
spanning and projecting structural elements
stair components
stairs and stair components
steps and step components
structural elements
structural elements and structural element components
veneto (region)
venezia (province)
windows and window components
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