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Landscape along coastal region.
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Courtesy of the Harn Museum of Art, Photography by Foad Seyed Mohammadi

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Artist Thomas Moran (American, born England, 1837 - 1926)
Datec. 1880
MediumEtching
Dimensionssheet: 12 x 17 in. (30.5 x 43.2 cm)
image: 4 1/2 x 7 1/8 in. (11.4 x 18.1 cm)
ClassificationsPrints
Credit LineGift of Jane and R. Paul Larkin
Object number1992.1.70
Collections
Visual DescriptionLandscape along coastal region.
A black and white etching of a flat landscape. A rutted dirt path curves into the distance past a rustic wooden fence and a body of water. The sky is filled with clouds and radiating sunbeams.
Thomas Moran
c. 1880
Linear etching with heavy plate tone of five horses on a coastal hill overlooking harbor or bay with 2 boats in the distance
Thomas Handforth
undated
Fort George Island
Thomas Moran
1880
Landscape of buildings on a mountain lake- shoreline with long wharf, boat, evergreen trees, wooden buildings and tree covered mountains in distance
Thomas Handforth
1927
Black and white print depicting a man seated outdoors, facing forward with crossed legs. The figure wears light clothing and their arms are crossed in front of them. Behind them is a stylized landscape featuring a prominent mountain peak and two boats on water.
Thomas Handforth
1927
Black and white print of a rural cabin in a wooded landscape. A figure in a brimmed hat and two cows stand in the foreground.
Thomas Handforth
1927
A black and white etching depicts six women in traditional shawls and long dresses; three stand grouped on the left, one stands apart behind the three, and two sit wrapped on the ground.
Thomas Handforth
1929-1930
A black and white print of two men in hats and two horses in a sketchy landscape. The men are bare chested with loose pants and pointed hats and one holds a tasseled whip or crop.
Thomas Handforth
undated
Black and white print centered on cream paper. It depicts a woman with dark hair, bare-chested, reclining on a patterned pillow. The figure faces right with legs crossed.
Thomas Handforth
1928
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