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Young Woman in Black
Edition · Print
Fine-art print after Robert Henri
Art Institute of Chicago
Thread 23458
Love & HarmonyReady to ship
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Art Institute of Chicago
The original is held by the Art Institute of Chicago and is not for sale. Art Sutra produces licensed fine-art prints from its open-access record.
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30 × 24 cm
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Printed and fulfilled by Art Sutra from the Art Institute of Chicago’s open-access record of Young Woman in Black, with the artist and the holding institution named on the certificate that ships with every print.
Curator’s note
Robert Henri (1902) from New York City. Held in the collection of the Art Institute of Chicago and released into the public domain, offered here as a museum-quality edition within the love thread.
Details
- Artist
- Robert Henri (American, 1865–1929)
- Date
- 1902
- Medium
- Oil on canvas
- Dimensions
- 195.6 × 97.8 cm · 77.0 × 38.5 in
- Origin
- New York City
- Collection
- Friends of American Art Collection
Placing a love & harmony work
Works in this thread tend to come in twos — two figures, two birds, a pair of forms leaning toward each other — or in the warm end of the spectrum, roses and garden light and skin. Traditionally hung in pairs rather than singly, and never so high that the figures look away from the room.
- Direction
- South-west — the quarter of partnership
- Rooms
- Bedrooms · Dining rooms · Shared studies · Guest rooms
Provenance & rights
Source collection: Art Institute of Chicago. Friends of American Art Collection. Public domain (CC0). Offered as an Art Sutra Edition — a museum-quality print produced under open-access terms, with full attribution to the artist and holding institution.
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