And Distant Hills Retain Their Rhythm

ExpandMy Collection

And Distant Hills Retain Their Rhythm

Alternate Titles

War Series
War Series #33

Artist Richard Florsheim (American, 1916 - 1979)

Date1946

ClassificationsPrint

Mediumlithograph

DimensionsObject: 12 7/16 × 8 7/16 in. (31.6 × 21.5 cm) Sheet: 14 × 9 11/16 in. (35.6 × 24.6 cm)

Credit LineGift of the artist

Object number1967.650

Discover More

Richard Florsheim

1941

Or Marched in Rhythm Through a Gathering Darkness

Or Marched in Rhythm Through a Gathering Darkness

Richard Florsheim

1940

Retirement (in the hills)

Retirement (in the hills)

Max Weber

1928

Berkshire Hills

Berkshire Hills

Russell T. Limbach

circa 1940

John Brunsdon

circa 1980

Image Not Available

Ernst Barlach

1920

Berkshire Hills

Berkshire Hills

Thomas Willoughby Nason

1940

Title page, Scenery of the Grampian Mountains, Principle Hills, Lakes and Rivers, from paintings by George Fennell Robson

Title page, Scenery of the Grampian Mountains, Principle Hills, Lakes and Rivers, from paintings by George Fennell Robson

Henry Morton

1819

"Over the hills and far away," indeed"."

"Over the hills and far away," indeed"."

Mary Petty

1947

Image Not Available

Hills, Abstract # 2

Tohny Joesoef

1976

"Siena, elevation 1,050 feet, 52,652 inhabitants, situated on three hills between the Arbia and the Elsa is after Florence, the Tuscan town most rich in works of art and the one which, of all Italian towns, has best conserved the spirit and appearance of the Middle Ages. Siena was first an Etruscan..."

"Siena, elevation 1,050 feet, 52,652 inhabitants, situated on three hills between the Arbia and the Elsa is after Florence, the Tuscan town most rich in works of art and the one which, of all Italian towns, has best conserved the spirit and appearance of the Middle Ages. Siena was first an Etruscan..."

Alan Dunn

1959

Dining room, Beverly Hills, California

Dining room, Beverly Hills, California

Ralph Gibson

2001

Powered by eMuseum