Conrad Martin Metz (1749-1827)
The Death of the Children of Niobe
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The Death of the Children of Niobe
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An Italian Town (recto), A Farm Among Trees (verso)
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A Village Scene
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Zaphyrus and Flora
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Elijah and the Widow of Zarephath
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A Music Party
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Rock Dwellings at Saumur on the Loire
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A Coastal Scene
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The Drinking Placein the Forest
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Meekness
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La belle Ferronnière
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Study for the Head of St Charles Borromeo
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A Man with an Oar
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The Coal Famine
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A Study for 'Contribution'
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A Nude Girl Seated on a Bed
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The Battle of the Beaux and the Belles
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La Chute de Phaëton (The Fall of Phaeton)
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A Portrait of the Artist's Wife, 'Froanna'
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Sheet of Caricature Heads
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Musicians
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A Hilly Landscape
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The Cirque Fernando - Architectural Study
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Portrait of Helena Fourment
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The Triumph of Realism
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Design for stained glass
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Madonna and Child with Saint Mary Magdalene and a Bishop
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An English Landscape
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Study from ‘The Massacre of the Innocents’
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Chalk Cliffs in the Sun
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Louis XIV
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Dressing for the masquerade
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Miss La La at the Cirque Fernando
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A Nun Seated at a Table
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Works on Paper
Here you can view highlights from the Barber's fine collection of works on paper.
There are now over a thousand drawings and prints in the Barber's collection, covering six centuries of the draughtsman’s and printmaker’s art. There is a small but very fine selection of old master drawings with magnificent sheets by Dürer, Ingres, Rembrandt, Pietro da Cortona and Turner, along with more recent works by Degas. German Expressionism is a strength of the collection of prints and it includes works by Köllwitz, Beckmann and Nolde. Amongst the old masters there are fine groups by Dürer, Goya, Italian and Flemish Renaissance masters, and 19th-century French artists
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