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The Quiet Hour, Henry Wolf, 1903

The Quiet Hour

1903 · Graphic Arts-Print · 17.9 × 12.5 cm

Particulars

1903 · aged 51
18521916
Accession number
1973.130.199

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On the same theme · Meditation

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Henry Wolf, portraitHenry WolfAmerican, 1852–1916

May one see it?

Unknown

Smithsonian American Art Museum

Washington, D.C., United States

The owner is known; whether it is on view today is not.

In this state since
Sep 25, 2026
Source
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What it shows

MeditationArchitectureFigure femaleClothing and dressState of beingHistoryAmusementsReading

In the catalog

PrintsWoodcutImpressionismModernism20th century

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  • Smithsonian American Art Museum
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Le Crépuscule, Henry Wolf, after Alexander Harrison, 1891

Le Crépuscule

1891 · Not on view · National Gallery of Art

A Duck Pond, Henry Wolf, 1906

A Duck Pond

1906 · Not on view · National Gallery of Art

The Evening Star, Henry Wolf, c. 1910

The Evening Star

c. 1910 · Not on view · National Gallery of Art

Mrs. Cowperthwait, Henry Wolf

Mrs. Cowperthwait

Not on view · The Cleveland Museum of Art

Landscape with Cottage and Cows Surrounded by Various Sketches, Henry Wolf, 1870–1916

Landscape with Cottage and Cows Surrounded by Various Sketches

1870–1916 · Not on view · The Cleveland Museum of Art

Lady with Shawl, Henry Wolf

Lady with Shawl

Not on view · The Cleveland Museum of Art

Morning Mists, Henry Wolf

Morning Mists

Not on view · The Cleveland Museum of Art

Girl Reading at a Window, Henry Wolf

Girl Reading at a Window

Not on view · The Cleveland Museum of Art

Muskrat, Unidentified, before 1997

Unidentified

Muskrat, before 1997

Bright Light at Russell's Corners, George Ault, 1946

George Ault

Bright Light at Russell's Corners, 1946

Fish Decoy, Unidentified, ca. 1940

Unidentified

Fish Decoy, ca. 1940

(Lobster on Black Background), Marsden Hartley, 1940-1941

Marsden Hartley

(Lobster on Black Background), 1940-1941

May Snow, Torvald Arnst Hoyer, 1937

Torvalt Arnt Hoyer

May Snow, 1937

San Diego Mission, Josephine Joy, ca. 1935-1939

Josephine Joy

San Diego Mission, ca. 1935-1939

Industry, Arthur Durston, 1934

Arthur Durston

Industry, 1934

Employment of Negroes in Agriculture, Earle Richardson, 1934

Earle Richardson

Employment of Negroes in Agriculture, 1934

Richard Baker Roshi whose teacher was Suzuki Roshi soon after he stepped down as Abbot of San Francisco Zen Center to found Santa Fé, N.M. & Crestone Colorado Zen Meditation Centers, and give transmission to Philip Whalen, Sensei. Here visiting apartment on East 12’th Street after return from East Europe where he’d taught zen sitting groups, we caught up on our samsaric adventures. Baker Roshi had hosted 1965 U.C. Berkeley Poets’ convocation, we’d remained friends, especially thru his kindness to poet Whalen whom he’d invited to S.F. Zen. Center. N.Y. Fall 1984., Allen Ginsberg, 1984, printed 1994

Allen Ginsberg

Richard Baker Roshi whose teacher was Suzuki Roshi soon after he stepped down as Abbot of San Francisco Zen Center to found Santa Fé, N.M. & Crestone Colorado Zen Meditation Centers, and give transmission to Philip Whalen, Sensei. Here visiting apartment on East 12’th Street after return from East Europe where he’d taught zen sitting groups, we caught up on our samsaric adventures. Baker Roshi had hosted 1965 U.C. Berkeley Poets’ convocation, we’d remained friends, especially thru his kindness to poet Whalen whom he’d invited to S.F. Zen. Center. N.Y. Fall 1984., 1984, printed 1994

Not on view · National Gallery of Art

Susan, New York II 1998, Mitch Epstein, 1998, printed 2025

Mitch Epstein

Susan, New York II 1998, 1998, printed 2025

Not on view · National Gallery of Art

Dreaming Girl, Walt Kuhn, 1930

Walt Kuhn

Dreaming Girl, 1930

Smithsonian American Art Museum

Reverie, Henry Wolf, 1894

Henry Wolf

Reverie, 1894

Smithsonian American Art Museum

Dreamers, Frederick Stuart Church, 1886

Frederic Stuart Church

Dreamers, 1886

Smithsonian American Art Museum

Retrospection, Otto J. Schneider

Otto J. Schneider

Retrospection

Smithsonian American Art Museum

Reverie, Alice Pike Barney, n.d.

Alice Pike Barney

Reverie, n.d.

Smithsonian American Art Museum

Thinking It Over, Thomas Waterman Wood, 1884

Thomas Waterman Wood

Thinking It Over, 1884

Smithsonian American Art Museum