Artist: Sir Roger De Grey ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (40)
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Roger Fenton, Lady Harriet Hamilton as Lady Jane Grey, 1854
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Benjamin West, George Harry Grey, Lord Grey (later the Fifth Earl of Stamford), 1765
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Kenneth Noland - Grey Pilgrim 1971 acrylic on canvas Cleveland Museum of Art American
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Edward Willis Redfield - Grey Days c. 1909 oil on canvas The Detroit Institute of Art American
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Sawrey Gilpin - A Grey Arab n.d. oil on canvas The Fitzwilliam Museum British
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Abraham van Calraet - A Boy holding a Grey Horse c. 1670-1722 oil on oak The National Gallery, London Dutch
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Richard Smith, Grey, 1976
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Roi (Roy) Partridge, Grey Coast, 1927
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James McNeill Whistler - Grey and Silver: Chelsea Wharf c. 1864-1868 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art American
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James McNeill Whistler - Grey and Silver: Old Battersea Reach 1863 oil on canvas The Art Institute of Chicago American
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Paul Delaroche - The Execution of Lady Jane Grey 1833 oil on canvas The National Gallery, London French
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Stow Wengenroth, Grey Coast, 1944
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Claude Monet - Waterloo Bridge, Grey Weather 1900 oil on canvas The Art Institute of Chicago French
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Gene Davis - Black Grey Beat 1964 acrylic on canvas Smithsonian American Art Museum American
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George Cruikshank, The little grey man and the Fairies, 1838
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Matt Phillips, Grey Beach, 1974
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Antoine-Louis Barye - Roger and Angelica on the Hippogriff c. 1846 bronze Corcoran Gallery of Art French
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Francis Barlow, Les fables d"Esope et de plusieurs autres excellens mythologistes (Amsterdam: Etienne Roger 1714) with a preface by Roger L"Estrange, 1666
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Christopher Brown, The Darkness of Grey, 1990
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James Abbott McNeill Whistler - Symphony in grey and brown: Lindsey Row, Chelsea n.d. oil on canvas The Fitzwilliam Museum American
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Arthur Okamura, Black and Grey, 20th century
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Georgia O'Keeffe - Grey, Blue, and Black-- Pink Circle 1929 oil on canvas Dallas Museum of Art American
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Roger Fenton, Seated Odalisque, 1858
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Bolton Brown, Grey Barns, 19th - 20th century
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David Cox, Grey Day, Calais Pier, 18th - 19th century
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Roi (Roy) Partridge, Grey Granite (Silver Lake Country), 1933
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Roger Herman, VIncent and Gauguin, 1984
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George Vertue, Portrait of Lady Jane Grey, 1748
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James Abbott McNeill Whistler, The Pier: A Grey Note, 1884
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John Gould, Grey Wagtail - Motacilla Boarula, 19th century
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Victor Vasarely, Serigraph in black, blue and grey, 20th century
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Cornelis Vermeulen I, Portrait of Jane Grey, 17th - 18th century
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Callum Innes - Exposed Painting, Paynes Grey, Yellow Oxide on White 1998 oil on canvas Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery British
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Roger Vivier, Pair of woman"s shoes, 1969
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Roger Vivier, Pair of woman"s shoes, 1958
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Roger Vivier, Pair of woman"s shoes, 1966
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Antonio Suntach, Edouard IV & Elizabeth Grey, 18th - 19th century
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Wayne Thiebaud, Steep Street - Black and Grey, 1989
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Roger-Noel-Francois de La Fresnaye, Portrait of a Nurse, 1922
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Henry Wolf, Hugh John and the Scots Grey, 19th - 20th century

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (30)
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Gamblin Artists Colors Co.: NEW ENVIRONMENTAL COLOR -- TORRIT GREY 2000
Dedicated to the environment of the earth and the artists studio, Robert Gamblin, paintmaker and founder of Gamblin Artists Colors Co., has been an outspoken advocate of both environmental and studio safety issues for years. Pigment dust sh...
Gamblin Artists Colors Co.: New Environmental Color -- TORRIT GREY 2001
Every year, Gamblin formulates Torrit Grey - both to recycle pigment and to focus artists on the importance of recycling - and distributes it in April in honor of Earth Day (April 22).  Dedicated to the environment of the earth, as well as the ...
bitforms gallery: Michael Joaquin Grey
IMAGE:
Carbon Codex 15 x 8, 1992
Graphite Tablet
24 x 48 x 2>Greys artistic exploration led to the invention of Zoob, a modeling system and toy that emulates dynamic and living systems. Most recently he has been exploring co...
Stedelijk Museum: Alan Charlton - Paintings in the Gallery of Honour
The paint -- regular house paint -- is always applied evenly and uniformly. Nevertheless, Charlton's oeuvre demonstrates how wide the possibilities based on this manner of working and these fixed elements are for variation and for investigating th...
studiovisit.com: April Issue: Sean Mcdevitt
This beautiful and sensitive work lends itself to a grey area on the internet. In a conventional gallery setting or museum there would be no need for a disclaimer, but this is the internet. There is some nudity and some of the subject ...
31 Grand: Fierce by Karen Heagle
>31GRAND was founded in 1999 by Megan Bush and Heather Stephens The gallery exhibits group shows and solo shows featuring a diverse selection of local, national and international contemporary artists. IMAGE:
Karen Heagle
The Great...
Grey Art Gallery, New York University: Rudy Burckhardt and Friends: New York Artists of the 1950s and '60s
The show allows viewers to see how one artist chose to portray another and to view stellar, but rarely exhibited, works by such renowned artists as Josef Albers, Willem ...
ARKEN Museum of Modern Art: Gerhard Richter: Oil Painting and Photography
Gerhard Richter is a master of the underplayed. The German artist's portraits and landscapes are out of focus and hazy, the colours are reduced to shades of grey or kept in balanced ranges of colour. The works possess a melancholy ...
Waterloo Gallery: MESH: A Collaboration with Jo Gibbs and Stephan von Lingelsheim
The work is an exploration of colour and shapes, for which the artists devised a specific technique combining digital imagery with painting. Their initial sources of inspiration are images, abstracted from our urban surroundings. These are painted...
Thavibu Gallery: Vietnamese Abstractions: Works by Nguyen Trung, Luong Xuan Doan and Tran Nhat Thang
Over the last decade, Nguyen Trung has initiated a new current in Vietnamese art - abstract art based upon strict European rationalism interwoven with Oriental philosophical space. Nguyen Trung was born in 1940, has staged numerous shows in Vi...
Pan American Art Gallery: Jamaica: Color in Art
Milton George, an expressionist artist who has embraced a world vision of art, will be at the opening reception. Milton carries his canvas as his journal to document his domestic life, painting the conflicts and joys, and his inner self, his grow...
Museum of Contemporary Art, Miami: CUT/Film as Found Object
Curated by Stefano Basilico, Milwaukee Art Museum adjunct curator of contemporary art, the exhibition is organized by the Milwaukee Art Museum with the assistance of the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), North Miami. It will be on view at MOCA du...
70NW Photo Gallery: Call for Artists: Fall Photography Weekend
For the autumn weekend, Sellitto is organizing the event with an eye on diversity. The School of Visual Arts graduate is inviting numerous photographers; both domestic and foreign so that at least 10 professionals will be available to provide ins...
Museum of Contemporary Art, LA and the Geffen Contemporary: Public Offerings: Works by 25 Young Artists Shaping International Contemporary Art
The exhibition features significant works from the late 1980s and early 1990s by Janine Antoni, Matthew Barney, Thomas Demand, Renée Green, Michael Joaquín Grey, Damien Hirst, Gary Hume, Toba Khedoori, Sharon Lockhart, Sarah Lucas, Steve McQueen, ...
Orange Regional Art Gallery: Visionary Art: Curated by Damian Michaels
All of the artwork exhibited in the show will be from The Collection Art Visionary - 30 to 35 artists representing over 12 countries. A catalogue is available through the gallery as well as through Art Visionary...
Detroit Institute of Art: American Attitude: Whistler and His Followers
The 63 pieces in the show include 13 paintings by Whistler as well as works by other prominent American artists such as John Singer Sargent, William Merritt Chase, Thomas Wilmer Dewing and Henry Ossawa Tanner. Whistler’s paintings will be juxtapos...
LFL Gallery (Lawrence/Feuer/LaMontagne): Danica Phelps: Artist, Collector, Curator, Spy
If Danica finds a piece that she wishes she could own, she covertly snaps a digital photo of it, brings the image back to the studio and dedicates herself to drawing the artwork as accurately as possible. ...
Scottish National Portrait Gallery: Thomas Carlyle: A Hero of His Time
Born in Ecclefechan, the son of a stonemason, Carlyle was educated at Edinburgh University and became one of the most prolific and influential writers of the nineteenth century. A man of passionate convictions, he was regarded by his contemporari...
Contemporary Art Centre of Malaga: The Work of Gerhard Richter
Within the present exhibition, the emphasis is on Richter’s paintings based on photographs, his pure paintings, his famous grisailles and in particular the abstract expressionist works. In each one Richter reveals his virtuoso abilities with regar...
Laguna Art Museum: Cyborg Manifesto, or The Joy of Artifice
Theorist Donna Haraway coined a portion of the title, Cyborg Manifesto. She wrote, the cyborg is resolutely committed to partiality, irony, intimacy, and perversity. However when boundaries are being transgressed and when fusions create new entit...
Smart Museum of Art: Ben Shahn's New York: The Photography of Modern Times
This major traveling exhibition organized by Harvard University Art Museums will feature over 100 of Shahn's photographs as well as many of his paintings, drawings, mural studies, and related ephemera. His street photog...
Stedelijk Museum: Avery Preesman - Bedrock
Rocky ground enclosed, a work-title used by Preesman in 1998 in his studio, inspired his good friend Maarten van Hinte to write a poem called Bedrock: 'Not just me. Tens. Hundreds. Thousands upon thousands upon thousands of people washing asho...
Bauhaus Archiv, Museum für Gestaltung: Colourful! - The Wall-Painting Workshop at the Bauhaus
This assumption is contradicted not only by contemporary documents, but also by the astonishing variety of original colours found on Bauhaus buildings in the eastern German states since 1989. The aim of the exhibition 'Colourful!' is to demonstrat...
Crawford Municipal Art Gallery: 0044 Contemporary Irish Artists in Britain
The artists are: Kathy Prendergast, Daphne Wright, Paul Seawright, Andre Stitt, Cecily Brennan, John Carson, Anne Carlisle, Maud Cotter, Liadin Cooke, John Gibbons, Frances Hegarty, Siobhan Hapaska, Andrew Kearney, Mo Whit...
Irish Museum of Modern Art: Gary Hume
Described by art critic Richard Cork as “one of the most adroit, inspiring and resourceful painters around”, Hume first came to public attention as a result of his participation in the seminal Freeze show in 1988, which featured artists such as ...
BAK, basis voor actuele kunst: Gerrit Dekker: About no below, no above, no sides
This retreat, however, did not mean abandoning art: on the contrary. Although he no longer referred to himself as a visual artist, Dekker insistently kept engaging with aesthetic practice, exploring its various potentials in everyday life. The tit...
Stephen Cohen Gallery: Edmund Teske: Images Out of Time
A pioneering visual artist, Teske was born in Chicago in 1911, where his childhood interest in photography grew into a 60-year pursuit of artistic freedom. His early training at Taliesin with Frank Lloyd Wright in the 1930s offered Teske import...
Tatar Gallery: Jim Cooke and Sylvie Readman
Inspired by his upbringing in the English town of Coventry, Jim Cooke shifts his focus in a new collection of works at the Tatar Gallery from his usual fascination with monuments of Arcadian beauty to those of a more personal Arcadia – his own chi...
National Gallery of Canada: Elusive Paradise: The Millennium Prize
The participating artists were chosen by Diana Nemiroff, Curator of Modern Art, National Gallery of Canada after extensive research involving consultations with colleagues in Canada and abroad, visits to artists' studios and to many large inte...
Para/site Art Space: Man Made: A Project about Masculinity and Art
Among all this activity, however, we seem to have forgotten our ‘other-half’, as equal beings also in the pursuit of transformation. Unfortunately because we rarely hear voices from male artists regarding their own situation and experiences as ‘ge...

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Sir Roger De Grey (1942 - ) Biography, Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews
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Lord Henry Grey - Rhoda Griggs
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Sir Roger de Grey (1918-1995), Painter; President of the Royal Academy
Some corrections and additions to the Complete Peerage: Volume 6: Summary
de Grey Family Genealogy
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