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The Young Sabot Maker, 1895
Henry Ossawa Tanner

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📍#NelsonAtkinsMuseumofArt koleksiyonunda!
February 5, 2026 at 4:34 AM
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Borrowed Interest
The divine Ms Suzi Q is exploited as click bait in the #AlphabetChallenge #WeekAforAbstract
January 2019
#Sculpture Garden
#NelsonAtkinsMuseumOfArt
#KansasCity, #Missouri
#DogsOfBlueSky #DogPictures
Cellphoto: A, white nosed, orange and black dog poses before two pieces of abstract art on the south lawn of a museum. The lawn is green, tending toward wintry yellow at the tips. The statuary: Large Torso: Arch byHenry Moore and Ferment (the stainless steel tree in the background) by Roxy Paine. January 2019 Sculpture Garden Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art KansasCity, Missouri
January 7, 2026 at 1:34 AM
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Art Deco Convertible
a 1931 Packard Model 840 Dietrich Convertible Victoria,
American Art Deco: Designing for the People, 1918-1939
an exhibit at the #NelsonAtkinsMuseumOfArt
#AlphabetChallenge in #WeekIforIcon
#KansasCity, #Missouri
July 2022
Photo: In a museum gallery, a front-end view of a 1931 Packard Model 840 Dietrich Convertible Victoria. There are grill, bumper, hood ornament, and all fittings are chrome. There are six forward facing lights. The fenders are a dark red, almost burgundy, with red pin stripes. Only parts of the cream-colored side panels are visible. Nelson Atkins Museum of Art Kansas City, Missouri July 2022 Photo: In a museum gallery, a side view of the chrome hood ornament on a 1931 Packard Model 840 Dietrich Convertible Victoria. The ornament depicts a slender, winged woman in flowing garments flying forever just inches in front of the massive car, her arms out stretched to hold a wheel. Part of the dark red hood is visible to, as well as portions of the chrome grill, some of the forward facing lights. The Packard emblem is shiny brass in the center of the grill.. Nelson Atkins Museum of Art Kansas City, Missouri July 2022 Photo: In a museum gallery, a side view from the front right corner of the passenger side of a 1931 Packard Model 840 Dietrich Convertible Victoria. The fenders are a dark red swooping over the tires, which are creamy white white walls to match the door and side panels. The running board is the same dark red, except for the step portion beneath the door, which is chrome. A spare wheel is mounted just forward of the passenger door, along the long hood. The hub caps are chrome, of course, with Packard branding at the hub and a complex chrome spoke system connecting it to the rim and tire. The rim is a brighter red, matching the pin striping on the fenders. Nelson Atkins Museum of Art Kansas City, Missouri July 2022 Photo: In a museum gallery, a side view from the rear right corner of the passenger side of a 1931 Packard Model 840 Dietrich Convertible Victoria, featuring the right rear wheel. The hub cap is chrome, of course, with Packard branding at the hub and a complex chrome spoke system connecting it to the rim and tire. The rim is a brighter red, matching the pin striping on the fenders. The fenders are a dark red swooping over the tires, which are creamy white white walls to match the door and side panels. The running board is the same dark red, except for the step portion beneath the door, which is chrome. A spare wheel is mounted just forward of the passenger door, along the long hood. Nelson Atkins Museum of Art Kansas City, Missouri July 2022
August 26, 2025 at 3:07 PM
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Did Anyone See Where It Landed?

KCMO
2016

#fotografia #photography #fotografie
#ClaesOldenburg #CoosjevanBruggen
#NelsonAtkinsMuseumOfArt
Very large shuttlecock on the grounds of the Kansas City (MO) Museum of Art
June 1, 2025 at 5:35 PM
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Another photo from Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, back in Kansas City. I have always loved this museum.
#nelsonatkinsmuseumofart #kansascity
May 6, 2025 at 12:36 PM
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Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City
#nelsonatkinsmuseumofart #kansascity #art #spring #hometown #amateurphotography
May 5, 2025 at 12:50 PM
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I went to the museum.
There was an excellent exhibit.
It included a magnificent painting.
And ...
I could not help myself.
#NelsonAtkinsMuseumOfArt #SurvivalOfTheFittest
#Elephants #WilhelmKuhnert #Fire #ThisIsFine #MemeResponsibly
Meme: Detail from the painting Elephants (1917) by Wilhelm Kuhnert depicting a herd of elephants "fleeing a fire on the Savanah" with the text "This Is Fine" added.
March 31, 2025 at 9:47 PM
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Through a Glass Brightly
Looking outward from the coffee shop in the addition to the #NelsonAtkinsMuseumOfArt.
#KansasCity, #Missouri
December 2021
#BlueSkyArtShow #Windows #Museum #ClassicMono
Cell Phone Photo: Looking outward through a large pane of clear glass into a feathered, cloudy sunset, on the glass, the words "Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art." Outside, mostly in silhouette, the main museum building on the left, and office building on the right. Inside, entirelyl in silhouette, a chair and the top of a table from a low angle. Kansas City, Missouri December 2021 SM-G991U: ƒ/2, 1/60, 5.9mm, ISO25 (desaturated after the fact)
March 8, 2025 at 4:26 PM
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Oh, Hokusai 💕💕💕

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February 2, 2025 at 12:11 AM
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"Dudes being bros" (probably)
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#kansascity
#turbojugend
January 28, 2025 at 12:11 AM
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Spent much of yesterday in my happy place ( #NelsonAtkinsMuseumOfArt ) wandering through a travelling exhibit from the #MuseumOfFineArtsBoston : Hokusai: Waves of Inspiration.
A slow rolling thread 🧵 w/images from my phone & alt text scraped from the museum cards.
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Katsukawa Shunshō Japanese, 1726-1792 Actors Ichimura Uzaemon IX as Kudo Suketsune (right), Ichikawa Yaozō Il as Soga no Gorō (center), and Sakata Hangorō II as Kobayashi Asahina (left), 1775 Woodblock print; ink and color on paper William Sturgis Bigelow Collection, 11.18950-2 Actor prints of the Katsukawa school were often issued in sets showing a group of actors from the same play, with one figure per sheet. Customers could buy only their favorite actor or purchase the entire group to make up a complete scene. In this triptych, a hero (center) confronts his father's murderer (right). A vision of future vengeance at the foot of Mount Fuji appears in the incense smoke. social.20241216_141314.png Totoya Hokkei Japanese, 1780-1850 Mitsu no tomoe (Friends of the Three Capitals), 1832 Woodblock printed book; ink, color, and metallic pigment on paper Gift of Mrs. Jared K. Morse in memory of Charles J. Morse, catalogued 1997, 1997.567 In addition to single sheet surimono, Hokusai and his students designed illustrations for privately printed poetry books for the same customers. Like surimono, these poetry books were typically printed on heavier paper, often with metallic pigments or other special techniques. This book's theme combines two sets of items often mentioned in poetry and illustrated in prints: Japan's three major cities, Kyoto, Edo (present-day Tokyo), and Osaka; and the most beautiful sights in the world according to Chinese poetry: snow, moon, and flowers. Here, we see a full moon in Edo rising over a ferry boat on the Sumida River.
December 18, 2024 at 12:30 AM