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Night Windows
Night Windows
Courtesy of the Harn Museum of Art, Photography by Foad Seyed Mohammadi

Night Windows

Artist John Sloan (American, 1871 - 1951)
Datec. 1910
Place of originUnited States
MediumEtching on paper
Dimensions5 1/4 x 6 3/4 in. (13.3 x 17.1 cm)
ClassificationsPrints
Credit LineBequest of Elaine Glass
Object number2015.26.12
Collections
Visual Descriptionan urban setting with buildings in which some of the windows are lit to reveal figures engaged in everyday activities
Curatorial Remarkssigned in pencil (l.r.) “John Sloan” and numbered (l.l.) “100 proofs”; titled in pencil (l.c.)
A street scene with a group of figures in the foreground against a background view of buildings.
14th Street, The Wigwam
John Sloan
c. 1928
McSorley's Back Room
McSorley's Back Room
John Sloan
c. 1916
Nude on Hearth
Nude on Hearth
John Sloan
c. 1933
Fire Can
Fire Can
John Sloan
c. 1920
George Eliot
George Eliot
John Sloan
c. 1890
Dedham Castle, after Turner
Dedham Castle, after Turner
John Sloan
c. 1888
Pavanna
Pavanna
John Sloan
c. 1920
Portrait of a young woman with long hair, her head turned in 3/4 profile
Head with Necklace
John Sloan
c. 1913
A crowded tavern scene with a multitude of figures eating, drinking, playing music, and other activities
An Election Entertainment
William Hogarth
1755
Windows
Windows
Jacob Lawrence
1977
Winter at Sarasota (Circus)
Winter at Sarasota (Circus)
Anthony Thieme
undated
A woman in Victorian dress leans over a table/desk speaking to a man in a chair holding a pen; an open safe and a portrait on the far wall of the office; an open door shows a book open on a desk beyond the office; text below reads, "Now, Really Mr. Smith - You Must Know That We Can't Do Business on That Basis". Study for illustration in Frank Marshall White's "The Crusade against the Loan Sharks," Munsey's, November 1913.
Now, Really Mr. Smith - You Must Know That We Can't Do Business on That Basis
John Sloan
1909

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