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Reuben Nakian

Nymph and Satyr

1963-1964

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Reuben Nakian

Nymph and Satyr

Reuben Nakian

Nymph and Satyr

1963-1964

Physical Qualities Terracotta, 8 3/4 x 11 1/2 x 4 3/8 in. (22.2 x 29.2 x 11.1 cm.)
Credit Line Gift of Charles Brickbauer, Baltimore
Object Number 1980.432

Artist

Reuben Nakian

1896–1985

born New York, NY 1897; Stamford, CT 1986
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CONTEMPORARY ART
UNTITLED
Reuben Nakian
Untitled
1969–1978
NYMPH AND SATYRS
Cornelis Schut
Nymph and Satyrs
1616–1654
FIGURE #3
Reuben Nakian
Figure #3
1900–1932
SATYR AND SLEEPING NYMPH
Gerard de Lairesse, Nicolaes Visscher I, and others
Satyr and Sleeping Nymph
1662–1672
CLASSICAL LANDSCAPE WITH SATYR AND NYMPH
Johann Christian Reinhart
Classical Landscape with Satyr and Nymph
1798
ARCADIAN LANDSCAPE WITH TEMPLE, SATYR, NYMPH, AND FAUN
Carl Wilhelm Kolbe I and Gerhard Fleischer
Arcadian Landscape with Temple, Satyr, Nymph, and Faun
1790–1800
SATYR CARRYING A NYMPH UNDER AN OAK TREE INTO THE WOODS
Carl Wilhelm Kolbe I and Gerhard Fleischer
Satyr Carrying a Nymph under an Oak Tree into the Woods
1789–1799
NUDE GIRL WITH LAMB (UPPER LEFT); NUDE SHEPHERD BOY WITH A FLUTE (LOWER LEFT); NYMPH AND SATYR ON A PRANCING HORSE (RIGHT)
Carl Wilhelm Kolbe I and Gerhard Fleischer
Nude Girl with Lamb (upper left); Nude Shepherd Boy with a Flute (lower left); Nymph and Satyr on a Prancing Horse (right)
1789–1799
SATYR AND NYMPH
Glenn Walker
Satyr and Nymph
1953
THREE WOMEN AND A MAN DANCING AROUND A SEATED WOMAN, SATYRS IN FOREGROUND
Andrea Schiavone and Titian
Three Women and a Man Dancing around a Seated Woman, Satyrs in Foreground
1519–1562
MERCURY CONFIDING THE INFANT BACCHUS TO THE CARE OF THE NYMPHS
Andrea Procaccini and Carlo Maratti
Mercury Confiding the Infant Bacchus to the Care of the Nymphs
1698–1708
NYMPH AND FAUN (PUBLISHED STATE, CANCELLED WITH REMARQUES)
Henri Matisse and Roger Lacourière
Nymph and Faun (published state, cancelled with remarques)
1929–1930