1937 - Artworks

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Salvador Dalí

1937

Sleep, 1937

Explore Salvador Dalí’s "Sleep, 1937" – a mesmerizing Surrealist masterpiece! Dive into its dreamlike imagery & rich symbolism. A captivating artwork for collectors & art lovers.

Discover Pablo Picasso's "Untitled (47)", a captivating Naïve Art piece from 1937! Vibrant colors, distorted forms & village scenes embody Primitivism. Explore a unique artistic narrative with TopImpressionists’s high-quality reproductions.

Salvador Dalí

1937

Invention Of The Monsters

Explore Salvador Dali's surreal masterpiece 'Invention of the Monsters'! This iconic 1937 oil painting depicts figures amidst animals and chaos, symbolizing dreams and stability—a must-have reproduction.

Max Ernst

1937

Barbarians Marching To The West

Max Ernst’s “Barbarians Marching to West” explodes with surrealist energy—textured cardboard depicts colossal birds battling amidst a desolate landscape, embodying primal conflict and humanity's precarious fate during WWII.

Georgia O'keeffe

1937

Horn And Feathers

Discover Georgia O'Keeffe’s iconic "Horn and Feathers" – a striking oil painting of animal bones and feathers, symbolizing the Southwest’s landscape & spirit. Explore her unique vision at the O'Keeffe Museum.

Edward Hopper

1937

White River At Sharon

Hopper’s hauntingly beautiful White River at Sharon captures Vermont's autumnal light—a masterful depiction of solitude and quiet contemplation by the iconic American realist painter during his formative years.

Paul Jackson Pollock

1937

Figures In A Landscape

Arthur Garfield Dove

1937

Me And The Moon

'Me and the Moon', created in 1937 by Arthur Dove, embodies American Abstract Expressionism. This serene artwork depicts a dominant moon amidst earthy hues, conveying themes of mystery and introspection through flowing lines and textured brushstrokes.

Leo Herbert Felton

1937

Painshill Park, Cobham, Surrey

Discover Leo Herbert Felton’s serene 1937 photo of Painshill Park. Capturing timeless beauty, this black & white landscape showcases a temple reflection – a unique art piece.

Nicholas Roerich

1937

Mongolia (campaign Of Genghis Khan)

Experience the mystical allure of Nicholas Roerich's 'Mongolia (Campaign of Genghis Khan).' This 1937 Symbolist masterpiece captures adventure & history with vibrant colors and a sweeping landscape.

William H. Johnson

1937

Harbor Under The Midnight Sun

Vibrant red and orange mountains meet tranquil waters in this striking 1937 masterpiece by Harlem Renaissance artist William H. Johnson, offering a breathtaking glimpse into a world you can bring home.

Nicholas Roerich

1937

The Hunt

Experience Nicholas Roerich’s ‘The Hunt,’ a captivating Symbolist painting of a serene mountain landscape with two horses and a rider, rendered in vibrant tempera from 1937. Discover this mystical artwork and bring its sublime beauty into your space.

John Piper

1937

Composition

A captivating geometric abstraction featuring muted earthy tones and fragmented forms, this 1937 oil painting by John Piper captures the essence of modernism and invites you to explore its complex architectural depth.

Alfred Wallis

1937

Two Boats Moving Past A Big House

Alfred Wallis’ "Two Boats Moving Past a Big House" (1937) – A charming naive folk art landscape. Explore this unique oil painting's stylized beauty & maritime charm.

Thomas Willoughby Nason

1937

Morning

A serene morning scene featuring a lone rider amidst a tranquil landscape by Thomas Willoughby Nason captures the quiet dignity of 1937 New England, inviting you to bring this peaceful moment into your home.

Julian Trevelyan

1937

Boat Race

Explore Julian Trevelyan's masterful Boat Race painting – a vibrant depiction of the Thames landscape infused with bold colors and geometric shapes, reflecting his distinctive artistic style.

Henry Lamb

1937

The River Ebble, Wiltshire

Explore Henry Lamb's evocative painting 'The River Ebble,' depicting Wiltshire countryside with a serene bridge scene and birdsong. Discover its place in British Primitivism and its impact on modern art.

Georgia O'keeffe

1937

Gerald

Georgia O'Keeffe’s ‘Gerald’s Tree’ (1937) captures a stark, leafless juniper against the desert landscape. This lithograph showcases her iconic style and evocative use of color – a poignant symbol of resilience.

Giuseppe Amisani

1937

Portrait Of Michele Bernocchi

Admire Giuseppe Amisani’s ‘Portrait of Michele Bernocchi,’ a 1937 Lombard industrialist portrait. Explore its expressive realism & nostalgic landscape – a unique piece of Italian art.

Eliot Clark

1937

From The Hermitage, Mayavati Himalayas

Explore 'From the Hermitage, Mayavati Himalayas' by Eliot Clark – a vibrant Fauvist landscape capturing Himalayan grandeur. Oil on canvas, thick impasto & expressive brushwork.

William H. Johnson

1937

Volda Fjord, Sunnmore, Norway

A tranquil sunset illuminates the majestic mountains and serene waters of Volda Fjord in this 1937 landscape by William H. Johnson that invites you to bring the peaceful beauty of Norway into your home.

William Hoggatt

1937

View Across Port Erin Bay

A tranquil 1937 landscape by William Hoggatt featuring a peaceful herd of sheep grazing across the lush hills of Port Erin Bay, offering a timeless glimpse into Isle of Man beauty for your collection.

Sir William Nicholson

1937

Right Honourable Henry George Charles (1882–1947), 6th Earl Harewood

Admire Sir William Prior Nicholson’s 1937 portrait of Earl Harewood – a striking formal piece showcasing aristocratic status & rich detail in oil painting.

Paul Jackson Pollock

1937

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