amagnasco Monks at Supper, oil on canvas.

305 years ago

ppicasso The Red Armchair, oil and Ripolin on panel.

94 years ago

atribot The Scullion, oil on canvas.

160 years ago

lcambiaso Venus and Cupid, oil on canvas. The most important and inventive painter in 16th-century Genoa, Luca Cambiaso developed a highly personal style characterized by a geometric simplification of anatomy and dramatic, often silvery light. Here, the canopied bed and profile view lend an unusual intimacy to the representation of the goddess of love and her son.

455 years ago

jbjongkind A Roadside Tavern, oil on canvas.

162 years ago

bmarden Study for the Muses (Eaglesmere Version), oil on linen. In the 1980s Brice Marden developed a fluid, calligraphic line that resulted in shimmering, interlaced compositions, as shown in this work. His paintings slow down the spontaneous brushwork of gestural abstraction to an almost meditative pace. Though it is called a “study,” Marden reworked this painting across nearly a decade, completing it in his studio in Eagles Mere, Pennsylvania, which he describes as the most “Zen-like” of his workspaces.

34 years ago

sdavis Ready-to-Wear, oil on canvas.

70 years ago

speck William W. Welch, oil on canvas.

188 years ago

epaschke Minnie, oil on linen.

51 years ago

ialbright Self-Portrait (No. 6), charcoal on hardboard.

44 years ago

gseurat Oil Sketch for "A Sunday on La Grande Jatte — 1884", oil on panel.

141 years ago

abohrod Joan of Arc in Montebourg, oil on canvas.

81 years ago