Artists Family Collection

The Artists Sister at a Window, 1869. Creator: Berthe Morisot
The Artists Sister at a Window, 1869

The Artist's Sister Wilhelmina, 1806. Creator: Per Krafft the Younger
The Artist's Sister Wilhelmina, 1806

The Artist's Wife Maria Wilhelmina, 18th century. Creator: Per Krafft the Elder
The Artist's Wife Maria Wilhelmina, 18th century

The Artist's Daughter Wilhelmina, 1783. Creator: Per Krafft the Elder
The Artist's Daughter Wilhelmina, 1783

Portrait of the Artist's Wife, 1877. Creator: Paul Cezanne
Portrait of the Artist's Wife, 1877

The Artist's Wife, 1898. Creator: Karl Nordström
The Artist's Wife, 1898

The Artist's Fiancée, 1885. Creator: Karl Nordström
The Artist's Fiancee, 1885

Portrait of the artist's mother, Mme Anne Ducreux née Béliard, c1760. Creator: Joseph Ducreux
Portrait of the artist's mother, Mme Anne Ducreux nee Beliard, c1760

Portrait of the artist's wife Sofia Dorotea Sandberg née Kökeritz, c1820. Creator: Johan Gustaf Sandberg
Portrait of the artist's wife Sofia Dorotea Sandberg nee Kokeritz, c1820

The Painter's Sister, 1900. Creator: Jeanna Maria Charlotta Bauck
The Painter's Sister, 1900

Portrait of a Lady as Pomona, early 18th century. Creator: Jean Ranc
Portrait of a Lady as Pomona, early 18th century

Sigrid Hjertén, 1931. Creator: Isaac Grünewald
Sigrid Hjerten, 1931

The Artist's Wife, Eva, 1906. Creator: Ivar Arosenius
The Artist's Wife, Eva, 1906

The Artist's son Göran, 3 months, discovers the candle flame for the first time, 1891. Creator: Hanna Pauli
The Artist's son Goran, 3 months, discovers the candle flame for the first time, 1891

The Artist's Father Col. Count Eugène von Rosen at the Age of 71, 1868. Creator: Georg von Rosen
The Artist's Father Col. Count Eugene von Rosen at the Age of 71, 1868

Portrait of the artist's father Hubert Drouais (1699-1767), c18th century. Creator: Francois Hubert Drouais
Portrait of the artist's father Hubert Drouais (1699-1767), c18th century

Old Grandmother, 1886. Creator: Eva Fredrika Bonnier
Old Grandmother, 1886

Portraits of the artist's father, wife, son and foster son, 1830s. Creator: Emil Baerentzen
Portraits of the artist's father, wife, son and foster son, 1830s

Calf and horse, 1849. Creator: Johannes Tavenraat
Calf and horse, 1849. Two drawings: a farmer pulling a calf; a saddled horse. Loose leaf belonging to a signed picture booklet for the artist's son Felix Tavenraat

Dorothée Louise Viedebandt Schmidt, the Artist's Wife, 1761. Creator: Georg Friedrich Schmidt
Dorothee Louise Viedebandt Schmidt, the Artist's Wife, 1761

Marie Suzanne Doucet de Surigny, nee de Bussièrre de Roche (1751-1825), marquise... c.1790
Marie Suzanne Doucet de Surigny, nee de Bussierre de Roche (1751-1825), marquise, sister-in-law of the artist, c.1790

Maternal Joy. The Wife of the Artist Jacob Kulle, 1894. Creator: Hildegard Katerina Thorell
Maternal Joy. The Wife of the Artist Jacob Kulle, 1894

Mother and Child. The Wife and Daughter of the Artist Allan Österlind, 1886. Creator: Ernst Josephson
Mother and Child. The Wife and Daughter of the Artist Allan -sterlind, 1886

Maria Agnes Claesson (1843- after 1903), married to the artist Edvard Perséus, 1878. Creator: Edvard Perseus
Maria Agnes Claesson (1843- after 1903), married to the artist Edvard Perseus, 1878

The artist's nephew, the author and the principal Johan Jacob Krohn as a child, 1846. Creator: Christen Kobke
The artist's nephew, the author and the principal Johan Jacob Krohn as a child, 1846

"Murre". Portrait of Casimir Laurin, 1900. Creator: Carl Larsson. "Murre"
"Murre". Portrait of Casimir Laurin, 1900. Additional Info: Casimir Laurin, nicknamed Murre, was the son of Carl Larsson's friends and patrons Carl G. and Gunilla Laurin

Mrs Charlotta Pilo, née Desmarées, 1756. Creator: Carl Gustaf Pilo
Mrs Charlotta Pilo, nee Desmarees, 1756

Portrait of The Artist's Daughter (?), 1910. Creator: Max Brodel
Portrait of The Artist's Daughter (?), 1910

The Lady with the Veil (the Artist's Wife), 1768. Creator: Alexander Roslin
The Lady with the Veil (the Artist's Wife), 1768

Mrs. Strother at the Piano, 1855. Creator: David Hunter Strother
Mrs. Strother at the Piano, 1855

Portrait of Elsa Brodel, 1913. Creator: Max Brodel
Portrait of Elsa Brodel, 1913

The Artist's Sister, 1899. Creator: Carl Wilhelmson
The Artist's Sister, 1899

Sigrid and Anna Mazér, Nieces of the Artist, 1858. Creator: Carl Peter Mazer
Sigrid and Anna Mazer, Nieces of the Artist, 1858

The Artist's Father, 1797. Creator: Carl Fredrik von Breda
The Artist's Father, 1797

The Artist's Father, 1785. Creator: Carl Fredrik von Breda
The Artist's Father, 1785

Portrait of a Woman, 1846-1849. Creator: Richard Caton Woodville
Portrait of a Woman, 1846-1849. Depicted in three-quarter length, the subject turns slightly to the left. Her hairstyle, pulled back in a bun with a cascade of corkscrew curls along the side of

Portrait of a Lady (the Artist's Daughter), 1873. Creator: George Augustus Baker
Portrait of a Lady (the Artist's Daughter), 1873

Mrs. Jesse Hare (Catherine H. Welch), 1848. Creator: Alfred Jacob Miller
Mrs. Jesse Hare (Catherine H. Welch), 1848. Mrs. Jesse Hare (Catherine H. Welch) (ca. 1790-1874). Jesse Hare (1789-1861)was an extremely wealthy tobacco manufacturer

Portrait of Mrs. Decatur Howard Miller (Eliza Credilla Hare), c1850. Creator: Alfred Jacob Miller
Portrait of Mrs. Decatur Howard Miller (Eliza Credilla Hare), c1850. The artist's sister-in-law is standing with her back to a mirror, which, in turn, reflects her bare neck and shoulders

The Artist's Wife, 1889. Creator: Anders Leonard Zorn
The Artist's Wife, 1889

Portrait of the Artist's Wife Marie Suzanne, née Giroust, 1763. Creator: Alexander Roslin  (1718-1793)  
Portrait of the Artist's Wife Marie Suzanne, nee Giroust, 1763

The Artist's Father, Reading a Newspaper, 1892. Creator: Albert Engstrom
The Artist's Father, Reading a Newspaper, 1892

The Artist's Mother, 1896. Creator: Akseli Gallen-Kallela
The Artist's Mother, 1896

Ida Ilsted, the Artist's Wife, 1890. Creator: Vilhelm Hammershoi
Ida Ilsted, the Artist's Wife, 1890

Hendrickje Stoffels sitting by a window with open eyes, ca 1655-1656. Creator: Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn
Hendrickje Stoffels sitting by a window with open eyes, ca 1655-1656

Elisabeth Mauve (b. 1875), Daughter of the Artist, 1875-1888. Creator: Anton Mauve
Elisabeth Mauve (b. 1875), Daughter of the Artist, 1875-1888. Standing on a garden path

My Father. E. Curtis, inventor of Gold Tone Process, at Our Home In Seattle, 1880s, (1920s)
My Father. E. Curtis, inventor of Gold Tone Process, at Our Home In Seattle, Washington, 1880s, (1920s)

Mom and Dad Curtis, c1880s, (1920s). Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
Mom and Dad Curtis, c1880s, (1920s)

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"Capturing the Essence of Artists' Family: A Glimpse into Intimate Portraits" In the world of art, there exists a realm where brushstrokes and camera lenses intertwine to immortalize the essence of family bonds. From Georgia O Keeffe's captivating "Torso" to Edward Onslow Ford's tender "Portrait of my Mother, " these masterpieces transcend time, allowing us a glimpse into the lives of artists and their loved ones. The canvas comes alive with "Two Little Girls, " painted in 1903, as innocence radiates from their eyes. Fanny, wrapped in a cloak, exudes an air of mystery that captivates our imagination. Jane Emmet de Glehn finds solace by a stream in Val d'Aosta, her serene presence harmonizing with nature itself. Paul Gauguin delves deeper into familial connections through his evocative works. In "Jean ReneGauguin, " we witness fatherly pride shining through every stroke. Meanwhile, Tehamana gazes at us from another era in her portrait; her enigmatic beauty leaves us longing for answers. Gauguin continues this exploration with his masterpiece "Portrait of the Artist's Mother (Eve). " The love and admiration he holds for his mother are palpable on canvas—a testament to maternal devotion that transcends time and space. As we delve further into Gauguin's world, we encounter "Manao tupapau (She Thinks of the Ghost or The Ghost Thinks), " where ethereal spirits dance between realms—an allegory perhaps for how our ancestors continue to influence our lives even after they depart. Augustus Saint-Gaudens captures familial ties not only through sculpture but also through emotions frozen in bronze. Homer Schiff Saint-Gaudens stands tall as a symbol of strength and resilience—a tribute to paternal love that endures throughout generations. These artworks remind us that behind every artist lies a family, their support and inspiration fueling their creative endeavors.