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1900s · Art Institute of Chicago

Two Disciples at the Tomb

Henry Ossawa TannerWikidata

painting by Henry Ossawa Tanner

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Date
1900s (known to the decade)Wikidata
Art Institute of Chicago: c. 1906
Medium
Oil on canvasArt Institute of Chicago
Wikidata: Oil paint on canvas
Dimensions
129.5 × 105.7 cmArt Institute of Chicago
Wikidata: 129.5 × 105.7 cm
Gallery
Gallery 273Art Institute of Chicago
Genre
religious artWikidata
Materials
canvas, oil paintWikidata
Inventory no.
1906.300Wikidata
Credit line
Robert A. Waller FundArt Institute of Chicago

Provenance

Where it has been

  1. Dates unknown
    Art Institute of Chicago
    medium confidenceWikidata · collection

Exhibition historyArt Institute of Chicago

Art Institute of Chicago, Nineteenth Annual Exhibition of Oil Paintings and Sculpture by American Artists, Oct. 16–Nov. 29, 1906, cat. 295. New York, American Art Galleries, Religious Paintings by the Distinguished American Artist Mr. Henry O. Tanner, Dec. 15–25, 1908, cat. 10. Texas, Public Library of Fort Worth, Exhibition of American Paintings, 1910, no cat. Art Institute of Chicago, A Century of Progress: Exhibition of Paintings and Sculpture, May 23–Oct. 31, 1933, cat. Art Institute of Chicago, Half a Century of American Art, Nov. 16, 1939–Jan. 7, 1940, cat. 160, pl. IX (ill.). Chicago, South Side Community Art Center, We Too Look at America, May 1941, cat. 25. Chicago, McCormick Place, Century of Negro Progress Exposition, Aug. 16–Sept. 2, 1963, no cat. no. Washington, DC, Howard University, Ten Afro–American Artists of the Nineteenth Century, Feb. 3–Mar. 30, 1967, no cat. no., 23, 32 (ill.). New York, Grand Central Art Galleries, Exhibition of Paintings: Henry Ossawa Tanner, Nov. 16–Dec. 7, 1967, no cat. no. (ill.). Atlanta, Spelman College, Henry O. Tanner, An Afro–American Romantic Realist, Mar. 30–Apr. 30, 1969, cat. 7 (ill.) Berkeley, University of California Art Museum, The Hand and the Spirit: Religious Art in America 1770–1900, June 27–Aug. 6, 1972, cat. 104; Washington, DC, National Gallery of Art, Sep–Oct, 1972; Dallas Museum of Art, Dec. 10, 1972–Jan. 14, 1973; Indianapolis Museum of Art, Feb–Apr. 1973. New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Selections of Nineteenth Century Afro–American Art, June 19–Aug. 1, 1976, no cat. no. Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Two Centuries of Black American Art, Sept. 30–Nov. 21, 1976, cat. 54, 55 (ill.); Atlanta, High Museum of Art, Jan. 8–Feb. 20, 1977; Dallas Museum of Art, Mar. 30–May 15, 1977; Brooklyn Museum of Art, June 25–Aug. 21, 1977. New York, Whitney Museum of American Art, Turn–of–the–Century America, June 30–Oct. 2, 1977, no cat. no., 193, fig. 22 (ill.); St. Louis Art Museum, Dec. 1, 1977–Jan. 21, 1978; Seattle Art Museum, Feb. 2–Mar. 12, 1978; California, Oakland Museum of Art, Apr. 4–May 28,1978. Philadelphia Museum of Art, Henry Ossawa Tanner, Jan. 20–Apr. 14, 1991, cat. 59,193 (ill.); Detroit Institute of Arts, May 12–Aug. 4, 1991; Atlanta, High Museum of Art, Sept. 17–Nov. 24, 1991; Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, M.H. De Young Memorial Museum, Dec. 14, 1991–Mar. 1, 1992. Kansas City, Nelson–Atkins Museum of Art, Across Continents and Cultures: The Art and Life of Henry Ossawa Tanner, June 25–Aug. 20, 1995, no cat. no., 54 (ill.); Dallas Museum of Art, Sept. 12–Dec. 31, 1995; Chicago, Terra Museum of American Art, Jan. 12–May 5, 1996. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Henry O. Tanner: Modern Spirit, Jan. 27–Apr. 15, 2012, no cat. no., 60, 61, 62, 129, 130, pl. 54 (ill.); Cincinnati Art Museum, May 26–Sept. 9, 2012; Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Oct. 21, 2012–Jan. 13, 2013.
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