Smithsonian American Art Museum Collection (#4)
Step into the captivating world of art at the Smithsonian American Art Museum
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Step into the captivating world of art at the Smithsonian American Art Museum. Immerse yourself in the beauty and depth of masterpieces like "Night and Her Daughter Sleep" by Mary L. Macomber, a mesmerizing portrayal of tranquility and dreams. Feel the history come alive as you gaze upon Thomas J. Scott's "Portrait of Lexington, " capturing an era long gone but forever preserved on canvas. Experience the elegance and grace exuded by John Singer Sargent's "Elizabeth Winthrop Chanler (Mrs. John Jay Chapman), " a portrait that radiates sophistication and poise. Marvel at nature's wonders with "Strawberry Bush-'Hearts Bustin with Love'" from 1930, showcasing the intricate details of this vibrant plant. Delve into folklore with "Lightning Struck a Flock of Witches, " transporting you to a time when legends intertwined with reality in mysterious ways. Lose yourself in the delicate strokes of John Ferguson Weir's "Roses, " where each petal seems to bloom before your eyes. Witness the breathtaking beauty captured in William E. Norton's "Sunrise over Fishing Waters--Maine, " transporting you to serene coastal landscapes bathed in golden light. Discover unexpected artistry within everyday objects through A. Rinder's thought-provoking piece, "Drawing on Door. " Explore sacred spaces through Thomas La Farge's evocative depiction of a church interior from the 1930s, inviting contemplation and reflection. Let Robert Crannell Minor take you on an enchanting journey under starry skies with his masterpiece, "Great Silas at Night. " Travel back in time as Robert Street immortalizes Sarah Sommer Sims' timeless charm in his 1838 portrait, preserving her legacy for generations to come. Finally, lose yourself in Wyatt Eaton's ethereal creation, "Ariadne, " where mythological figures intertwine with human emotions.