Artist: Matthias Lock ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (40)
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Cornelis van Caukercken, S. Matthias, 17th century
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Camille Pissarro - The Lock at Pontoise 1872 oil on fabric Cleveland Museum of Art French
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Matthias Seutter, [Map of Northern Africa]
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Matthias Seutter, [Map of Poland and Lithuania]
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Matthias Stomer, The Calling of Saint Matthew, circa 1629
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Matthias van Somer, Salome with the head of John the Baptist, 1610
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William Hogarth - Portrait of Daniel Lock, F.S.A. 1762 oil on canvas The Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art British
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John Constable - Dedham Lock and Mill 1820 oil on canvas Currier Museum of Art English
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George Vincent - Lock Etive, Argyllshire 1821 oil on canvas The Fitzwilliam Museum British
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Door lock, 20th century
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Three way lock and key (for a) camel bag), 20th century
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Walter Monteith Aikman, The Lock, 1913
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Door lock, 20th century
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Joseph Pennell, The End of the Day, Gatun Lock, 1912
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Master F P, St. Paul (or, St. Matthias) from the series Christ and the Twelve Apostles, after Parmigianino, circa 1527
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David Lucas, The Lock, 19th century
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Joseph Kriehuber, Portrait of Joseph Matthias Graf Thun (1794-1868), 1842
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Jacob Matthias Schmuzer, Christian William Ernest Ditrici, 18th - 19th century
J. Paul Getty Museum -
Canal Lock under Construction
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Lock and key (for camel bag 1979.63.36a), 20th century
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James MacArdell, Daniel Lock, 18th century
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Joseph Mallord William Turner, Windmill and Lock, 1811
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts -
Artist: attributed to Jakob Matthias Weyer Title: The Angel Appearing to the Shepherds Date: 1649
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Thomas Lupton, Windmill and Lock, 18th - 19th century
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Thomas Lupton, Windmill and Lock, 18th - 19th century
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Matthias Seutter, [Plan of canal system of Lace Ladoga with Schuesselburg in Russia]
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Seth C. Jones - Weigh Lock on the Erie Canal, Rochester, New York n.d. watercolor, gouache Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester American
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Thomas Nast, The Dead Lock - And Now the Democratic Tiger Has Lost His Head, 1876
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Myles Birket Foster, Sabbath Bells Chimed by the Poets (London: Ward and Lock, [1856?]), 1856
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Anthony Walker, This Lock the Muse shall consecrate to Fame, And midst the Stars inscribe Belinda"s Name., 18th century
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Froment, Sketch at a lock on the Thames River- pages 484 & 485 from Harper"s Weekly23 June 1877, 19th - 20th century
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Francis Seymour Haden, Egham Lock - Plate XIII from the Portfolio …tudes ý l"eau-forte (with text by Philippe Burty), 1859
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Myles Birket Foster, Sunday Morning, frontispiece in the book Sabbath Bells Chimed by the Poets (London: Ward and Lock, [1856?], 1856
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Myles Birket Foster, Title page vignette in the book Sabbath Bells Chimed by the Poets (London: Ward and Lock, [1856?]), 1856
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Dish, 15th century (1486-87) Italian (Pesaro [?]); Possibly made in Pesaro, ItalyMaiolica (tin-enameled earthenware); H.
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Myles Birket Foster, Illustration for the poem The Sabbath by Cunningham on page 35 in the book Sabbath Bells Chimed by the Poets (London: Ward and Lock, [1856?]), 1856
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Myles Birket Foster, Illustration for the poem The Sabbath by Grahame on page 9 in the book Sabbath Bells Chimed by the Poets (London: Ward and Lock, [1856?]), 1856
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Myles Birket Foster, Illustration for the poem Sunday by Clare on page 69 in the book Sabbath Bells Chimed by the Poets (London: Ward and Lock, [1856?]), 1856
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Myles Birket Foster, Illustration for the poem Sabbath Morning by Sigourney on page 15 in the book Sabbath Bells Chimed by the Poets (London: Ward and Lock, [1856?]), 1856
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Myles Birket Foster, Illustration for the poem Sabbath Walks by Clare on page 101 in the book Sabbath Bells Chimed by the Poets (London: Ward and Lock, [1856?]), 1856

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (4)
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Smithsonian Institution : 2000 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON CULTURAL PROPERTY PROTECTION
These tentatively include: Curators and Security: The Benefits of Good Communication Customer Service Electronic Security Systems for the 21st Century Executive Protection in a Museum/Library Fire Safety Alternati...
Reading Museum, Blake's Lock Museum: Homages and Other Things: Lorenzo Belenguer
Lorenzo Belenguer was born in Valencia, on Spain‚s Mediterranean coast, in 1970. After obtaining a degree in Economics at the local University in 1993, he decided he wanted to take his life in a different conceptual and geographic direction. He ...
Art Gallery of Ontario: Pop Photographica: Photography’s Objects in Everyday Life, 1842-1969
Presenting more than 160 works from private collections throughout the United States and Canada, Pop Photographica illustrates the ability that photographs have to bestow objects with individual identity and personal narrative. This compelling asp...
Space.com: Can Art Break Science's Monopoly Grip on Space?
Seabra wants to see to it that the arts and humanities are given a permanent place in space, that science moves aside to make room for the bounty of other cultural pursuits humans value. I think we're just sophisticated enough right now t...

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