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Additional Artworks

From Villanova University Art Collection

  1. House On A Hill by Antonio Pietro Martino, Image 1.

    Antonio Pietro Martino

    House On A Hill, 1931

    Oil on canvas

    29.5625 x 39.6875 in

  2. Horses by Hugo Storelli, Image 1.

    Hugo Storelli

    Horses

    40 x 48 in

  3. Ikon by Harry Sefarbi, Image 2.

    Harry Sefarbi

    Ikon

    Oil on masonite

    16.5 x 6.5 in

  4. House With Fence And Trees by Ellen Samberg, Image 2.

    Ellen Samberg

    House With Fence And Trees

    Black Ink on Paper

    8.5 x 11 in

  5. House In Woods by Elizabeth Langsdorf Miller, Image 1.

    Elizabeth Langsdorf Miller

    House In Woods

    11.75 x 15.75 in

  6. Images Of The Caribbean by Jose Loreto Horruitner, Image 1.

    Jose Loreto Horruitner

    Images Of The Caribbean

    Acrylic

    24.875 x 19 in

  7. Horses Head, Expressionist by Dolya Goutman, Image 3.

    Dolya Goutman

    Horses Head, Expressionist

    Pen and ink on paper

    11 x 11.75 in

  8. I And Thou by John Formicola, Image 2.

    John Formicola

    I And Thou

    Acrylic on canvas

    24 x 18 in

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About the artist

Emlen Etting

American

1905-1993

Emlen Etting was born in 1905 to a wealthy family in the Philadelphia area. After he graduated from Harvard, he moved to Paris to study painting. He would return to the United States to marry his wife, Gloria. His life was spent hopping back and forth between continents as he would return to Europe during World War II. Many of his works are from that time, a number of them depicting sailors in uniform. He dabbled in many mediums, including film.

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