Graphic Art for the Decorative Arts
Exhibition
Exhibition Overview

Graphic Art for the Decorative Arts
Stephen Goddard, curator
Spencer Museum of Art, Lawrence, Kansas
The exhibition endeavors to outline a rich and varied vocabulary through works of art on paper over the past 500 years. Nearly fifty prints, drawings, photographs, and books, drawn primarily from the museum's permanent collection are included.
Works of art
Johann Theodor de Bry
Karl Kröner
Thomas Jeckyll
Karl Blossfeldt
Aspidium Filix Mas. Wurmfarn,
circa 1926–1930
Henry van de Velde
Andrea Mantegna
The Battle of the Sea Gods,
circa 1490
Giorgio Ghisi; Giovanni Battista Bertani
Hercules Victorious Over the Hydra,
1558 or before
Hieronymus Cock; Jan and/or Lucas van Doetecum; Cornelis Floris II
Kenyon Cox
nude study of Rectitude,
circa 1908
Jacques Callot; Sébastien Le Clerc the elder
Jean Bérain
untitled,
1600s
Jean Bérain
untitled,
1600s
Gabriel Huquier le Pere
sketch for a wall fountain,
circa 1740
Jacob de Wit
Putti and Clock,
circa 1735–1739
William Leighton Leitch
Plinth and Portal,
1843
John Nash
Thomas Henry Wyatt
Ernst Joachim Förster
Dürer at his Mother's Deathbed,
mid 1800s
Heaton, Butler & Bayne, New York & London
The Resurrection,
late 1800s
John La Farge
Hope,
circa 1908
John La Farge
Armorial Composition,
circa 1897
John La Farge
Virgil,
circa 1893
Léon Bakst
Léon Bakst
Francesco Francia
coat of arms,
late 1400s
Sebald Beham
May and June,
1500s
Stefano Della Bella
Jacques Vauquer
untitled,
mid 1600s
Ennemond Alexandre Petitot
vase design,
1700s
Iantha Howard
untitled,
1829
Frederick Henry Evans
Spine of Echinus X,
1887
Frederick Henry Evans
Château Pierrefonds, Gargoyle Waterpipe,
circa 1905
Karl Blossfeldt
Trollius Ledeboura, Troll-Dotter blume,
circa 1926–1930
Albert Renger-Patzsch
Autauyea Srabrola,
1921–1924
Benigno Bossi; Ennemond Alexandre Petitot
Francesco Francia
female saint,
late 1400s
Francesco Francia
Saint George,
late 1400s
Francesco Francia
Saint Catherine,
late 1400s
Francesco Francia
Saint Francis,
late 1400s