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- Putty
- Clay
- Phthalo Green
- Walnut
- Cobalt Violet
- Driftwood
- Wwi Landscape
- Metaphysical Art
- Sir William Orpen
- Messines Battlefield
- Vibrant Hillside
- Carlo Carra
- Military Hospital Scene
- Dramatic Film Imagery
- Architectural Art
- Monochrome Photography
- Soldier Battling Dragon
- Battlefield Crater
- Embossed Bronze Style
- Prague Studio Style
- Dreamlike Cityscape
- Theda Bara Cleopatra
- 1917 War Art
- Allegorical Combat
- Bold Lines
- Brown And Gray Art
- Vintage Movie Poster
- Vintage Piano Scene
- German Prisoner
- Dynamic Atmosphere
- Contemplative Art
Explore Giorgio de Chirico’s ‘The Child’s Brain,’ a surreal masterpiece blending introspection & architectural mystery. A haunting exploration of the subconscious, perfect for art lovers.
A dramatic vintage movie poster featuring Theda Bara as Cleopatra captures the grandeur of 1917 cinema through Edward Steichen's lens, inviting you to explore this stunning piece of film history for your collection.
A captivating black and white photograph by Otto Schlosser & Max Wenisch capturing the historic 1917 moment between Alexander Zemlinsky and Arnold Schönberg at a piano, inviting you to possess this piece of musical history.
Experience the emotional intensity of Carlo Carra's 1917 masterpiece Mother and Son, a profound blend of Futurism and Metaphysical art that invites you to bring this piece of Italian history into your own collection.
A poignant depiction of a German prisoner in a Canadian hospital by Sir William Orpen captures the somber reality of 1917 with profound historical depth, inviting you to explore this evocative piece of war art.
A dramatic bronze-style depiction of a US soldier striking down a dragon captures heroic struggle in this 1917 piece by Edvard Petersen, inviting you to explore the power of this historical narrative for your collection.
A vibrant 1917 landscape capturing the poignant view from British trenches by Sir William Newenham Montague Orpen that brings historical depth to your collection through its striking colors and immersive wartime perspective.
A poignant depiction of wartime devastation by Sir William Newenham Montague Orpen captures the raw reality of a 1917 battlefield crater, offering a profound historical perspective for your private collection.
A lively 1917 watercolor by Julius Mordecai Pincas capturing a spirited scene of people and horses with expressive energy, perfect for collectors seeking a unique piece of art history from the School of Paris.