ART WIKI 32.963 in sala

Mappa Collezione Artisti Musei Mostre Rivista

ART WIKI

Dove è appeso il capolavoro, e quando si può entrare.

Collezioni: Art Institute of Chicago, Cleveland Museum of Art, Ermitage, Galleria Tret'jakov, Getty Museum, Harvard Art Museums, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Minneapolis Institute of Art, Museo del Louvre, Museo Puškin delle belle arti, Museo russo, Museum of Modern Art, National Gallery of Art, National Museum of Asian Art, National Portrait Gallery, Rijksmuseum, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Statens Museum for Kunst, Victoria and Albert Museum, Villa Getty, Whitney Museum of American Art, Catalogo statale del fondo museale russo (274 musei), Europeana (19 musei), Wikidata (6 musei), Paris Musées (12 musei) e Joconde, la banca dati dei musei del Ministero della Cultura francese (495 musei). Le immagini appartengono ai titolari dei diritti.

Sezioni

Mappa
Ricerca
Collezione
Capolavori
Esposte ora
Artisti

Altro

Musei e gallerie
Mostre
Rivista
Da dove vengono i dati
Privacy e cookie

Home Mappa Catalogo

Artisti
Marc Bernheim

MB

Stati Uniti

Marc Bernheim

3in catalogo
0esposte ora
1collezione
1paese

Opere Vita Mappa

Tutte Esposte In collezione Incerte

Cameroun, African Employee at the Edea Aluminum Plant, Alucam, Marc Bernheim, 20th century

Cameroun, African Employee at the Edea Aluminum Plant, Alucam

20th century · Non esposta · Minneapolis Institute of Art

New Art of Africa: Cement sculpture bas-relief by Felix Idubor, decorates the side facade of the new 25-story Independence House, In Lagos, Nigeria, Marc Bernheim, 20th century

New Art of Africa: Cement sculpture bas-relief by Felix Idubor, decorates the side facade of the new 25-story Independence House, In Lagos, Nigeria

20th century · Non esposta · Minneapolis Institute of Art

Nigeria, Modern King: Wife no. 1 of the King of Akure, Mrs. Adesida plays with little girls at a kindergarten she helped organize for children of working mothers in Akure., Marc Bernheim, 20th century

Nigeria, Modern King: Wife no. 1 of the King of Akure, Mrs. Adesida plays with little girls at a kindergarten she helped organize for children of working mothers in Akure.

20th century · Non esposta · Minneapolis Institute of Art