Study Collection (page 100)

Study of Birds, unknown artist, 18th century, British

Studies of a Classical Bust A Study after an Antique Bust in Two Positions, Joseph Wright of Derby, 1734-1797, British

Portrait of an Armenian Signed in black paint, lower left: R. Cosway | RA"
Portrait of an Armenian Signed in black paint, lower left: " R. Cosway | RA", Richard Cosway, 1742-1821, British

Studies of Jacky Turner and the Reverend Charles Hopes Gardener Signed in brown paint, lower left: " JW. RA" ; branded on verso: " IW RA", James Ward, 1769-1859, British

An Unfinished Study of Venus and Adonis, Thomas Stothard, 1755-1834, British

Mrs. Robinson Unfinished Study of Mrs. Robinson, Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1723-1792, British

German 15th Century or Master of the Aachen Madonna, Saint Jerome in His Study, 1460-1470, metalcut, hand-colored in rust-red lake, green, and yellow

gerbera, daisy, flower, closeup, study, bloom, red, macro, detail, NA01 AMI0285

Peony Study

Tulip Garden

Delphinium and Roses on black background

Peony Abstract

Calla study

Red Tulips on Red Background

Tulips on Black Background

Red sunflower on black background

red sunflower closeup

Portrait of a young man in warm tones

Athletic man, chest, hands

JERUSALEM: SCHOOL, c1911. Students studying at a school in Ramot, near Jerusalem. Stereograph, c1911

CHARTERHOUSE SCHOOL, 1862. The classroom at the Charterhouse boarding school in Surrey, England. Wood engraving, English, 1862

CHARTERHOUSE SCHOOL, 1862. The study room of the Charterhouse boarding school in Surrey, England. Wood engraving, English, 1862

CZECH INDEPENDENCE, 1918. A crowd observing the location of the newly formed state of Czechoslovakia as shown on a map of Europe outside the New York Public Library in New York City

CHIMPANZEE, 1885. Studies of Mr. Crowley - The Chimpanzee in the Central Park Menagerie. Engraving, American, 1885

SAINT JEROME (340-420). Catholic scholar and translator. Saint Jerome in his study. Drawing by Vittore Carpaccio, early 16th century

ARMILLARY SPHERE, 1543. Ptolemy (left), the Alexandrian astronomer, and the German mathematician and astronomer Johann Muller Regiomontanus seated beneath an armillary sphere with a zodiac

MUYBRIDGE: LOCOMOTION. Photographic study of a series of consecutive images of a woman carrying vessels up and down steps by Eadweard Muybridge in c1887

BENJAMIN HARRISON (1833-1901). 23rd President of the United States, 1889-1893. Harrison receiving election dispatches in his office, November 1888. Contemporary American wood engraving

HENRY STIMSON (1867-1950). American statesman. Photograph, 1921

C. F. W. WALTHER (1811-1887). Carl Ferdinand Wilhelm Walther
C.F.W. WALTHER (1811-1887). Carl Ferdinand Wilhelm Walther. American (German-born) Lutheran clergyman and theologian. Lithograph, American, 1891

BOOKER T. WASHINGTON (1856-1915). American educator. Washington (seated, right) in his office at Tuskegee Institute with Emmet J. Scott, 1906

GIUSEPPE MAZZINI (1805-1872). Italian patriot. Mazzini in his study at Brompton, London. Engraving, English, 1872

THOMAS NAST (1840-1902). American cartonist. Our Artist Trying to Think of Something Funny
THOMAS NAST (1840-1902). American cartonist. Our Artist Trying to Think of Something " Funny." Self-portrait by Thomas Nast, 1879

JOSEPH PRIESTLEY: TITLE PAGE of the first edition of his A Familiar Introduction
JOSEPH PRIESTLEY (1733-1804). English cleric and chemist. Title page of the first edition of volume 1 of Joseph Priestleys Experiments and Observations on Different Kinds of Air

ALBERTUS MAGNUS (d. 1280). German scholastic philosopher
ALBERTUS MAGNUS (d.1280). German scholastic philosopher. Title page of an early 16th century edition of his De virtutibus herbarum, showing Albertus Magnus at work

PLINY THE ELDER (23-79). Gaius Plinius Secundus. Roman scholar, shown with his celebrated Natural History open before him. French woodcut, 1584

BERTHA PAPPENHEIM (1859-1936). Sigmund Freuds patient, Anna O. Photographed c1890

LOUIS-PHILIPPE OF FRANCE (1773-1850). King of France, 1830-1848. Portrait made while he was the Duke of Chartres. Painting by Franz Xaver Franz Xaverearly 19th century

HENRIETTA SWAN LEAVITT (1868-1921). American astronomer. Photographed c1910

FRANKLIN: TITLE PAGE, 1753. Title page of Supplemental Experiments and Observations on Electricity, Part II. Printed and published by Benjamin Franklin at Philadelphia, 1753

DESIDERIUS ERASMUS (1456?-1536). Dutch humanist and scholar. Marginal drawing by Hans Holbein the Younger, from Oswald Myconius copy of Erasmus Encomium Moriae (In Praise of Folly), Basel, 1515

GEORG WILHELM HEGEL (1770-1831). German philosopher. Hegel in his study. Lithograph, 1828, by Ludwig Julius Sebbers

GALILEO GALILEI (1564-1642). Mezzotint by Samuel Sartain, 1852

RUPERT BLUE (1868-1948). American physician and soldier. U. S. Surgeon General 1912-1920
RUPERT BLUE (1868-1948). American physician and soldier. U.S. Surgeon General 1912-1920. Photograph, 1912

HENRI DE BLOWITZ (1825-1903). Bohemian journalist. Photographed by H.C. Ellis, late 19th century

KONSTANTIN DUMBA (1856-1947). Austro-Hungarian diplomat to the United States accused of espionage during World War I. Photograph, c1913

ALEXANDER BERKMAN (1870-1936). American (Lithanian-born) anarchist. Photographed c1915

Young girl (12-13) at table doing schoolwork, (B&W)

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"Exploring the Depths of Knowledge: A Glimpse into Famous Study Spaces" Step into the captivating world spaces, where great minds have delved deep into their creative realms. From Charles Dickens to Leonardo da Vinci, these iconic figures found solace and inspiration within the walls of their studies. In Charles Dickens' study at Gadshill, one can almost feel the presence of his vivid characters coming to life. Surrounded by books and manuscripts, this room served as a sanctuary for his literary genius. Leonardo da Vinci's Head of a Bear painting adorns his study walls, showcasing his artistic prowess even in moments of respite from scientific exploration. The intricate details reveal da Vinci's meticulous nature and thirst for knowledge. Albrecht Durer's Praying Hands artwork exudes devotion and contemplation - a constant reminder that studying is not just about acquiring information but also about seeking enlightenment through introspection. The Rowing Boat Eight hanging on Coco Chanel's study wall symbolizes her relentless pursuit of perfection in both fashion design and business strategy. This space witnessed her revolutionary ideas taking shape before they transformed the world. Daphne du Maurier found inspiration amidst the serene beauty of Menabilly, her Cornish home. Her study became an escape where she weaved tales that continue to captivate readers today. A Young Hare by Durer serves as a testament to the artist's keen observation skills - reminding us that studying often involves closely examining our surroundings with curiosity and attention to detail. Queen Victoria sought refuge at her desk when burdened with responsibilities beyond measure. In this intimate space, she penned letters, made decisions that shaped history, and showcased resilience in times of adversity. Karl Marx immersed himself in political philosophy within his scholarly haven. His study was filled with volumes upon volumes dissecting societal structures - a testament to his unwavering dedication towards understanding human nature.