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National Gallery of Art
The Human Comedy

The Human Comedy, Fritz Eichenberg, published 1972

FFritz EichenbergUSA, 1901–1990

The Human Comedy

published 1972 · Portfolio

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published 1972 · aged 71

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Inventarnummer: 1980.45.471

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Mere af Fritz Eichenberg

Subway, Fritz Eichenberg, 1934

Subway

1934 · Ikke udstillet · National Gallery of Art

Lumber Yard, Fritz Eichenberg, c. 1935-1943

Lumber Yard

c. 1935-1943 · Ikke udstillet · National Gallery of Art

Dmitri on the Road (Book VIII: Mitya, facing p.316), Fritz Eichenberg, 1949

Dmitri on the Road (Book VIII: Mitya, facing p.316)

1949 · Ikke udstillet · National Gallery of Art

He Sat Rigid in His Place (Book XII: A Judicial Error, facing p.528), Fritz Eichenberg, 1949

He Sat Rigid in His Place (Book XII: A Judicial Error, facing p.528)

1949 · Ikke udstillet · National Gallery of Art

Women of Great Faith (Book II: An Unfortunate Gathering, facing p.38), Fritz Eichenberg, 1949

Women of Great Faith (Book II: An Unfortunate Gathering, facing p.38)

1949 · Ikke udstillet · National Gallery of Art

"Drink to the Gates of Paradise" (Book VII: Alyosha, facing p.272), Fritz Eichenberg, 1949

"Drink to the Gates of Paradise" (Book VII: Alyosha, facing p.272)

1949 · Ikke udstillet · National Gallery of Art

Quite Dead, with His Head Broken (Book IX: Preliminary Investigation, facing p.352), Fritz Eichenberg, 1949

Quite Dead, with His Head Broken (Book IX: Preliminary Investigation, facing p.352)

1949 · Ikke udstillet · National Gallery of Art

The Scream of the Epileptic (Book VI: The Russian Monk, facing p.214), Fritz Eichenberg, 1949

The Scream of the Epileptic (Book VI: The Russian Monk, facing p.214)

1949 · Ikke udstillet · National Gallery of Art

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Madonna and Child between Saint Michael and Saint Lawrence, Gianfrancesco Enzola

Gianfrancesco Enzola

Madonna and Child between Saint Michael and Saint Lawrence

Horse Trotting, the Feet Not Touching the Ground, Edgar Degas, 1870s

Edgar Degas

Horse Trotting, the Feet Not Touching the Ground, 1870s

Pan and Syrinx, Giovanni Bernardi, mid 16th century

Giovanni Bernardi

Pan and Syrinx, mid 16th century

Scenes from the Passion of Christ: The Descent into Limbo [right panel], Andrea Vanni, 1380s

Andrea Vanni

Scenes from the Passion of Christ: The Descent into Limbo [right panel], 1380s

Saint Romedius, Ulocrino, early 16th century

Ulocrino

Saint Romedius, early 16th century

Jean-Marie Fruchard, Honoré Daumier, model c. 1832/1835, cast 1929/1930

Honoré Daumier

Jean-Marie Fruchard, model c. 1832/1835, cast 1929/1930

Marine Scene, Caradosso Foppa

Attributed to Caradosso Foppa

Marine Scene

The Continence of Scipio, Giovanni Bernardi

Giovanni Bernardi

The Continence of Scipio

The Human Comedy — Fritz Eichenberg · ART WIKI