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Additional Artworks

From Villanova University Art Collection

  1. Untitled (Two Chairs) by Hunt Slonem, Image 2.

    Hunt Slonem

    Untitled (Two Chairs), c. 1979

    screenprint in colors

  2. Untitled (Study) by Violet Oakley, Image 3.

    Violet Oakley

    Untitled (Study), 1942

    Pencil on paper

    21.5 x 16.5 in

  3. Untitled (Portrait) by Julius Thiergen Bloch, Image 1.

    Julius Thiergen Bloch

    Untitled (Portrait), 1928

    Graphite on paper

  4. Untitled (Still Life) by Carl D. Laughlin, Jr., Image 2.

    Carl D. Laughlin, Jr.

    Untitled (Still Life)

    oil on board

    20 x 15 in

  5. Untitled (Reclining Nude) by Mel Klapholz, Image 2.

    Mel Klapholz

    Untitled (Reclining Nude)

    Oil on board

    22 x 27 in

  6. Untitled (Silver Cicada) by Jasper Johns, Image 2.

    Jasper Johns

    Untitled (Silver Cicada)

    Lithograph

    8.75 x 7.25 in

  7. Untitled (Small Boat In Stormy Sea) by E. Goodall, Image 2.

    E. Goodall

    Untitled (Small Boat In Stormy Sea)

    Etching

    6.25 x 9.25 in

  8. Untitled (Still-Life Of Roses In Vase) by Emlen Etting, Image 3.

    Emlen Etting

    Untitled (Still-Life Of Roses In Vase)

    Pastel on paper

    24.25 x 18.25 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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