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Although paralyzed from the waist down and stricken with an incurable disease, she continues to produce exquisite, expressive pictures filled with radiant colors and undefined joy, p...

The combination of the diverse patterns is a triumph of artistic judgment, impeccable workmanship and deep respect for the Material in hand.

Although paralyzed from the waist down and stricken with an incurable disease, she continues to produce exquisite, expressive pictures filled with radiant colors and undefined joy, p...

Interestingly the two figures and their burden reappear in the 17th century French tapestry of the Triumph of Alexander after Charles Le Brun, but they have been swung around to near...

Although paralyzed from the waist down and stricken with an incurable disease, she continues to produce exquisite, expressive pictures filled with radiant colors and undefined joy, p...

Although paralyzed from the waist down and stricken with an incurable disease, she continues to produce exquisite, expressive pictures filled with radiant colors and undefined joy, p...

Although paralyzed from the waist down and stricken with an incurable disease, she continues to produce exquisite, expressive pictures filled with radiant colors and undefined joy, p...

Printed by the master lithographers Drager Freres, the edition was completed in 1943 and represents a triumph of artistic collaboration during a period of adversity.

Printed by the master lithographers Drager Freres, the edition was completed in 1943 and represents a triumph of artistic collaboration during a period of adversity.

Printed by the master lithographers Drager Freres, the edition was completed in 1943 and represents a triumph of artistic collaboration during a period of adversity.

Printed by the master lithographers Drager Freres, the edition was completed in 1943 and represents a triumph of artistic collaboration during a period of adversity.

Infused with movement and lyricism, the work transforms sacred narrative into a meditative vision of trust, deliverance, and the triumph of faith over adversity. The piece forms part...

In contrast, the red colour of the figures represents the triumph and unity of the Soviet youth in overcoming these challenges.

Printed by the master lithographers Drager Freres, the edition was completed in 1943 and represents a triumph of artistic collaboration during a period of adversity.

Printed by the master lithographers Drager Freres, the edition was completed in 1943 and represents a triumph of artistic collaboration during a period of adversity.

Printed by the master lithographers Drager Freres, the edition was completed in 1943 and represents a triumph of artistic collaboration during a period of adversity.

Printed by the master lithographers Drager Freres, the edition was completed in 1943 and represents a triumph of artistic collaboration during a period of adversity.

Printed by the master lithographers Drager Freres, the edition was completed in 1943 and represents a triumph of artistic collaboration during a period of adversity.

Printed by the master lithographers Drager Freres, the edition was completed in 1943 and represents a triumph of artistic collaboration during a period of adversity.

Printed by the master lithographers Drager Freres, the edition was completed in 1943 and represents a triumph of artistic collaboration during a period of adversity.

Printed by the master lithographers Drager Freres, the edition was completed in 1943 and represents a triumph of artistic collaboration during a period of adversity.

Printed by the master lithographers Drager Freres, the edition was completed in 1943 and represents a triumph of artistic collaboration during a period of adversity.

Printed by the master lithographers Drager Freres, the edition was completed in 1943 and represents a triumph of artistic collaboration during a period of adversity.

Printed by the master lithographers Drager Freres, the edition was completed in 1943 and represents a triumph of artistic collaboration during a period of adversity.

Volume four deals with war, and this plate belongs to its treatment of triumphs and triumphal arches. Condition: Light handling wear to the top right corner; minor nicks along the r...

Martin’s persistence and achievements testify to the broader struggles—and quiet triumphs—of women artists working within the confines of a patriarchal cultural system.

The three-bay design with detached columns was first used for the Arch of Septimius Severus in the Roman Forum (which stands at the end of the triumph route) and repeated in several ...

The exhibitions at the Galerie Druet in 1905 (presented by Émile Verhaeren), then at the Galerie Bernheim two years later (with a catalogue prefaced by Maurice Denis), were considere...

At the heart of the composition is the largest painted scene, depicting one of the defining moments from the Book of Esther: the triumph of Mordechai. Mordechai is shown being led th...

A Splash of Indigo is an ode to wild, irrepressible flora at its moment of ultimate triumph. The vertical spires of lupines pierce the space, creating a dynamic rhythm against the op...

Elevate your curated collection with this iconic symbol of triumph and endurance today.

In Die Sirenen, Chagall’s dreamlike vision transforms the perilous myth into a poetic meditation on temptation, endurance, and the triumph of will, rendered in ethereal hues and flui...

The combination of the diverse patterns is a triumph of artistic judgment, impeccable workmanship and deep respect for the Material in hand.

Infused with movement and transcendence, the work transforms sacred narrative into a lyrical meditation on courage, trust, and the triumph of faith over adversity. The piece forms pa...

This casket incorporates two oil-painted panels showing symbolizingthe triumph of life and medical healing over illness and death.

With a young woman at the center of the canvas, her full curly hair cascading like a crown, the painting delves deep into the struggles and triumphs of young adulthood, capturing the...

Laurel wreaths—classical emblems of triumph—adorn the sides, reinforcing the neoclassical theme.

To either side of the lower register are cupboards fitted with inset engraved ivory panels depicting Saint Lucia, shown holding a palm frond in her right hand, the traditional symbol...

The combination of the diverse patterns is a triumph of artistic judgment, impeccable workmanship and deep respect for the material in hand.

Glory : Spectacle of Victory is both monumental and introspective, a defining work by Ryoko Watanabe that questions triumph beyond the realm of physical performance.

By weaving narratives of struggle and triumph into his paintings, he encourages viewers to reflect on their journeys, fostering a sense of connection and understanding.

The final pair once again a triumph of woodcarving, dominated by a cascading fountain, each ripple and wave delicately hand carved.

Infused with movement and lyricism, the work transforms sacred narrative into a meditative vision of trust, deliverance, and the triumph of faith over adversity. The piece forms part...

Created after Augustus's victory over Mark Antony and Cleopatra at Actium in 31 BC, the first major triumph of his political career, its origins probably date back to 29 BC, when Aug...

Through this portrait, however, Rodin showed his admiration for the man who returned from England after ten years of political exile and who had just triumphed at the Salon of 1883 w...

This luxurious folio exemplifies the artistry and craftsmanship of mid-20th-century French printing, merging text, image, and handcraft into a unified artistic statement. A triumph o...

Facing him, his attribute, a chalice from which a serpent escapes, symbolizes the trial of the poisoned cup or the triumph of faith. Saint John the Evangelist represented with a cha...

The figure is portrayed in motion, elegantly draped in flowing classical garments, with one arm raised triumphantly while holding a laurel wreath, a traditional symbol of victory and...

Combining autobiography with religious and mythological symbolism, the etching presents the young artist assuming the role of Saint George, the legendary dragon slayer whose image ha...

The layers of color and texture suggest moments of struggle and triumph, creating a narrative that is as personal as it is universal—transforming every glance into a reminder that ...

A composition depicting a vase-shaped wicker basket with a decorative fruit triumph made of wax. The elegant wicker basket contains an arrangement of colored wax fruit.

The greatest triumph of the artist’s career, this extraordinary and monumental oil on canvas by Gustave-Max Stevens perfectly represents the highly detailed compositions and richly h...

His lifetime output included more than thirty monuments, including commission for The Triumph of the Revolution which surmounts the Arc de Triomphe, at least fifty portrait busts as ...

An evocative early 20th century bronze allegorical sculpture depicting a robed female figure in a commanding stance, arm extended skyward in a powerful gesture of inspiration or triu...

The laurel wreath upon which Nicholas rests his hand is another nod to Greek mythology (this time to Apollo) as a universal symbol of triumph and peace, demonstrating the Russian Emp...

King’s message, embodying the triumph of organized nonviolent action over systemic oppression.

Through her bold use of form and vibrant color, Ringgold evokes the struggles and triumphs of those who fought for equality at the ballot box, illuminating the enduring importance of...

Cast in metal with a deep, lustrous bronze patina, this work captures the biblical hero in a moment of poised, athletic triumph. The exceptional anatomical detail and dynamic composi...

His death at the moment of triumph made Nelson a national hero and permanently linked his name with Trafalgar.

"Strength and Unity: The Soviet Youth's Triumph During WWII" Step into the heroic past with this Original Soviet Silk Screen-Printed Poster, meticulously crafted and rare in availab...