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Posted by M.R.N. on October 19, 2012
L’imprudente (The Imprudent Girl)
In The Woods
Daphnis And Chloe
In The Garden
The Dove Fanciers
Young Girl At The Well
Young Girl Holding A Basket Of Grapes
David The Shepherd
Rudyard Kipling’s Daughter
Philomela And Procne
La Becquée
Garde
Bubbles
The Farmer’s Daughter
Judgement Of Paris
He Careth
An Apple Today
Friends
Young Girl With Lilies
By The Seashore
A la fontaine
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Posted by M.R.N. on October 12, 2012
The Black Mantilla – A Beauty With A Black Mantilla
Flowers In The Field
Spanish Color Fantasy
Las Menolas
Shadows In The Orchard
Out Of Town Trolley
Morning News
Evening News – Subway Riders
Embroidered Patterns
Seated Woman With A White Wrap And Red Ribbon
Mercedes
Color Harmony
Salome
title unknown
American Gladiators
Lace Mantilla
The Card Players
Rosemary Mora, The Artist’s Daughter, When A Teenager
Juan And Juanita
Ranchos de Taos
The Artist’s Wife And Sister Arranging Flowers And Ribbons – Sophia And Lola At Leisure
Mrs. Mora And Her Sister (Sophia Brown Compton and Lola Compton)
Woman With Shawls
Silk Spanish Shawls
The Lady In Red
Jeanne Cartier in Cole Porter’s “See America First”
Andrew Carnegie
Granada
Anton Rubinstein Plays For The Czar Nicholas I
King Saul And David
Self-Portrait
Robert Louis Stevenson And Mark Twain On A Bench In Washington Square
Posted in MORA Francis Luis | Tagged: Andrew Carnegie, Anton Rubinstein, Francis Luis Mora, Jeanne Cartier, King David, King Saul, Mark Twain, Nicholas I, Robert Louis Stevenson, Salome | 1 Comment »
Posted by M.R.N. on August 15, 2012
Hello I’m Politically Correct
Can You Hear Me Now?
Syd Supported The Second Amendment
Portrait Of Tiffany
Bella’s Black Brella
Cosplay Girl
Meltdown
Chapter One
Poetry
Proud To Be An American
The Reluctant Violinist
Jennifer
The Blacksmith
Lilly
Cowboy Bebop
Blue Jeans And Bass
The Dreamer
Hittin’ The Hay
Contemplation
Street Music – Violin
Japanese Girl
The Offering
Street Music – Tambourine
New Guinea Woman
Wisdom
My Pal Charlie
Cattus Domina
Prince Ann Drogyny
David With The Head Of Goliath
Kenkyo (Humility)
Sister Sarah Solos Some Skynard
The Baptism
It Is Finished
© Christina Ramos
Posted in RAMOS Christina | Tagged: Christina Ramos, Jesus Christ, King David | 4 Comments »
Posted by M.R.N. on December 24, 2010
Hark! Hark! The Lark!
The Nativity – And She Wrapped Him In Swaddling Clothes
A Winter Service At Church
A School Session In Olden Times
Elaine The Fair
My Son, Be Wise And Make My Heart Glad
Esther
David Playing Lyre For King Saul
A Psalm Of David
A Star In The East
Those Days In Old Virginia
President Lincoln’s Call For Volunteers
Hagar And Ishmael In The Wilderness
The Traveling Shoemaker
Waiting For His Return
The Scarlet Letter
Under The Shadow Of A Great Rock
When I Meditate On Thee In The Night Watches
The Heavens Declare The Glory Of God
The Building Of The Ship
Serving Tea
Posted in TAYLOR William Ladd | Tagged: Abraham Lincoln, Esther, Hagar and Ishmael, King David, King Saul, New Testament, Old Testament, The Scarlet Letter, William Ladd Taylor | 1 Comment »
Posted by M.R.N. on May 30, 2009
Dolce Far Niente (Sweet Nothings)
The Messenger
Cleopatra On The Terraces Of Philae
The Procession Of The Sacred Bull Anubis
Mother And Child (The First Steps)
Queen Of The Brigands
An Oriental Beauty
King David
L’indolence
Armenian Woman
The Card Players
The Diversion Of An Assyrian King
The Siesta (Afternoon In Dreams)
The Bathing Cove
Funeral Of A Mummy
In A Village – El Biar, Algeria
The Game Of Chance
Summer Evening
Posted in BRIDGMAN Frederick Arthur | Tagged: Cleopatra, Frederick Arthur Bridgman, King David, Orientalist | 1 Comment »
