Joan of Arc by Huntington
Portrait of a Ligurian Girl by Scaer
William H. Seward by Rogers
Atlas & St. Patrick's Cathedral
Sherman Monument (Saint-Gaudins)
El Cid by Huntington
Equestrian Statue of Theodore Roosevelt by Fraser
Angel of the Waters (Stebbins)
Angle of the Waters by Stebbins
Bergdorf Goodman Window
George Washington at Valley Forge (
Romeo and Juliet by Hebald
William Shakespeare by Ward
Maine Monument (Detail)
Eagle of East Coast Memorial
Princess Albert de Broglie by Ingres
Mrs. Hugh Hammersley by Sargent
Madame Ramon Subercaseaux by Sargent
Iwo Jima Memorial @ Eisenhower Park
Iwo Jima Fade
Alma Mater by French
Arabs Crossing the Desert by Gerome
Korean War Memorial
Egyptian Relief
Magnolias and Irises Glass Panel Tiffany
Mural on Mulberry Street, NYC
Celtic Cross
Alexander Hamilton by Conrads
Alexander Hamilton by Conrads
The Vine by Frishmuth
The Vine by Frishmuth
The Vine by Frishmuth
Springtime by Cot
Reclining Nude by Modigliani
Cupid and Psyche by Canova
Diadoumenos
Diadoumenos by Polykleitos
John Purroy Mitchel Memorial (Profile) by Weinman
Diana by Saint-Gaudens
Diana by Saint-Gaudens
Abraham Lincoln by Brown
Mural at 30 Rockefeller Center by Sert
The Three Graces
Three Dancing Maidens by Schott
Young Woman with a Water Pitcher by Vermeer
Memory by French
The Weeders by Breton
Maiden by Manship
The Death of Socrates by David
Burnett Memorial Fountain by Vonnoh
Andromeda by French
Angel of Death by French
Dusk by Parrish
America by French
Asia (Continents) by French
Joan of Arc by Huntington Photo © Joseph Kellard/kellardmedia.com
Portrait of a Ligurian Girl by Scaer“Portrait of a Ligurian Girl” is a painting by David Otto Scaer. While in Salem, Virginia, recently, I stepped into a coffee shop and this portrait on a wall grabbed my attention. The painting was accompanied by a small white note with the artist’s name and contact info. So I emailed him about this piece, asking if he would mind if I posted it here on IG and possibly on my website. David informed me that he painted it in 1997, when he was 27 years old and living and teaching in northern Italy. At the time, he was “shooting to emulate Bouguereau,” a nineteenth-century French portrait painter. You can contact David at scaer@roanoke.edu or connect with him here @davidoscaer.**********************************(Photo: © 2018 Joseph Kellard/kellardmedia.com)
William H. Seward by Rogers Photo © Joseph Kellard/kellardmedia.com
Atlas & St. Patrick's Cathedral
Photo © Joseph Kellard/kellardmedia.com
Sherman Monument (Saint-Gaudins)
El Cid by Huntington
Equestrian Statue of Theodore Roosevelt by Fraser
Angel of the Waters (Stebbins)
Angle of the Waters by Stebbins
Bergdorf Goodman Window
George Washington at Valley Forge (
Romeo and Juliet by Hebald Photo © Joseph Kellard/kellardmedia.com
William Shakespeare by Ward
Maine Monument (Detail)
Eagle of East Coast Memorial
Princess Albert de Broglie by Ingres
Mrs. Hugh Hammersley by Sargent
Madame Ramon Subercaseaux by Sargent
Iwo Jima Memorial @ Eisenhower Park
Iwo Jima Fade
Alma Mater by French
Arabs Crossing the Desert by Gerome
Korean War Memorial
Egyptian Relief
Magnolias and Irises Glass Panel Tiffany
Mural on Mulberry Street, NYC
Celtic Cross
Alexander Hamilton by Conrads
Alexander Hamilton by Conrads
The Vine by Frishmuth
The Vine by Frishmuth
The Vine by Frishmuth
Springtime by Cot
Reclining Nude by Modigliani
Cupid and Psyche by Canova
Diadoumenos
Diadoumenos by Polykleitos
John Purroy Mitchel Memorial (Profile) by Weinman
Diana by Saint-Gaudens
Diana by Saint-Gaudens
Abraham Lincoln by Brown
Mural at 30 Rockefeller Center by Sert
The Three Graces
Three Dancing Maidens by Schott
Young Woman with a Water Pitcher by Vermeer
Memory by French
The Weeders by Breton
Maiden by Manship
The Death of Socrates by David
Burnett Memorial Fountain by Vonnoh
Andromeda by French
Angel of Death by French
Dusk by Parrish
America by French
Asia (Continents) by French
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