Guy and Speck by Lucian Freud
1980 / Oil on canvas / 28″x30″ / Private collection
1980 / Oil on canvas / 28″x30″ / Private collection
1978 / Collage on board / 29″x41″ / Private collection
MoMA’s page says there are “approx. four unique variants” of this work.
https://www.moma.org/collection/works/91517
Looking around the internet, I found collagraphs, serigraphs, and lithographic editions on this subject.
http://www.artnet.com/artists/romare-bearden/early-carolina-morning-a-v8rsI5X9GbaqXOBBHG1Tcw2
https://heritagesart.com/products/early-carolina-morning
Romare Bearden and His Traveling Cats~
https://www.aaa.si.edu/blog/2017/06/romare-bearden-and-his-traveling-cats
1951 / Oil on canvas / 42 1/5″x50 3/5″ / Syracuse University Art Collection, Syracuse, NY
Barbara Warner Howard: Mother loved that portrait so much that she wanted him to do one of my father. Of course my father was very impatient and I doubt if he sat for it much. He sent photographs for Dalí to work from. At the time we had a giant schnauzer named Dragon, and the dog came out more lifelike in the portrait than my father. ~Google Books
1947 / Gelatin silver print / 13 1/2″x10 1/2″
Various collections including Howard Greenberg Gallery, NY, NY
1945 / Oil on masonite / 22″x16 3/10″ / Museo Dolores Olmedo, Mexico City, Mexico
1935 / Oil on canvas / 30 3/4’x19 3/5″ / Musée Cantonal des Beaux-Arts, Lausanne, Switzerland
1929 / Oil on canvas / 31″x24 1/4″ / Private collection
Cover illustration for The Saturday Evening Post,
September 28, 1929 Click to enlarge
1910 / Oil on canvas / 37″x25 1/5″ / Centre Pompidou,
National Museum of Contemporary Art, Paris, France
1905 / Gouache on cardboard / 22 1/2″x16 1/4″
The State Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg, Russia
1888 / 14 9/16″x10″ / Woodblock print; ink and color on paper / The Met, NYC