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Additional Artworks

From Villanova University Art Collection

  1. St. Malachy: Hibernicus, Archbishop Of Armagh, Ireland, XII Century by Robert F. McGovern, Image 3.

    Robert F. McGovern

    St. Malachy: Hibernicus, Archbishop Of Armagh, Ireland, XII Century, 1994

    woodblock print

    19 x 12 in

  2. Some Texture & Geometrical Shapes by Virgina D. Smith, Image 1.

    Virgina D. Smith

    Some Texture & Geometrical Shapes, 1974

    Acrylic with Mixed Media

    16 x 16 in

  3. Sounds for Sarah by Dr Juan Carlos Castrillón Vallejo, Image 1.

    Dr Juan Carlos Castrillón Vallejo

    Sounds for Sarah

    Instrument (Ney flutes)

  4. St. Thomas of Villanova Chapel by Fr. Richard G. Cannuli, O.S.A., Image 2.

    Fr. Richard G. Cannuli, O.S.A.

    St. Thomas of Villanova Chapel

    Watercolor and gold leaf on paper

    25 x 21 in

  5. St. Michaels Steeple, Charleston by Elizabeth Vernon, Image 2.

    Elizabeth Vernon

    St. Michaels Steeple, Charleston

    Etching

    5.125 x 2.125 in

  6. Solid Gold Brand by Unknown, Image 1.

    Unknown

    Solid Gold Brand

    Lithograph

    9.75 x 10.75 in

  7. St. Marks by C. Stoner, Image 2.

    C. Stoner

    St. Marks

    Watercolor on paper

    22.5 x 15.25 in

  8. Species Americana by Enid Mark, Image 2.

    Enid Mark

    Species Americana

    19 x 13.5 in

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About the artist

Ethel Lunenfeld

American

1918-1998

Ethel Lunenfeld, born 1918, is known for her colorful watercolor pieces. Many of her works depict flowers though her work ranges from still life to abstract figures. She passed away in 1998. Lunenfeld was especially inspired by The Philadelphia Orchestra and it served as a subject for a prolific body of work in oil, watercolor and pen, and ink drawings. Lunenfeld was a graduate of The Philadelphia College of Art and studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, the Tyler School of Art and The Barnes Foundation.

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