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From Villanova University Art Collection

  1. Two Female Figures by Francis C. McCarthy, Image 2.

    Francis C. McCarthy

    Two Female Figures, 1967

    Watercolor on paper

    10.75 x 14.5 in

  2. Two Figures by Douglas Staten, Image 1.

    Douglas Staten

    Two Figures, 1959

    15.75 x 11.25 in

  3. Two Nudes In A Landscape by Nicolas De Molas, Image 3.

    Nicolas De Molas

    Two Nudes In A Landscape, 1936

    oil on canvas

    31 x 23 in

  4. Two Women With Cart & Vegetables by Beverly Pepper, Image 3.

    Beverly Pepper

    Two Women With Cart & Vegetables

    oil on canvas

    27.25 x 19.5 in

  5. Uglen of Mennloke Pannels (The Owl) by Henry Heerup, Image 2.

    Henry Heerup

    Uglen of Mennloke Pannels (The Owl)

    Color Lithograph

    18.75 x 13.5 in

  6. Three Figures, Three Faces by Pierre Francois Eugene Giraud, Image 3.

    Pierre Francois Eugene Giraud

    Three Figures, Three Faces

    Graphite on paper

    7.5 x 11 in

  7. Triumph of David (The Presentation of David to King Saul After Slaying Goliath) by Pietro da Cortona, Image 2.

    Pietro da Cortona

    Triumph of David (The Presentation of David to King Saul After Slaying Goliath)

    Oil on canvas

    145.5 x 231.5 in

  8. The Surprise Party by William Croome, Image 2.

    William Croome

    The Surprise Party

    Etching

    19.5 x 16.5 in

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About the artist

Margot De Wit

American

1936-1996

Margot de Wit studied at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Amsterdam, Ateliers in Haarlem, Netherlands, the Tyler School of Art at Temple University. Her work resides in many collections including that of the National gallery. She was known for her sculptures which she created out of found, natural materials

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