Art for the Space · V of VI

Figurative & Emotional
Human presence, gesture, and narrative.
A face, a gesture, a figure turned away. These are works to live with rather than pass: a portrait at eye level in a hallway, a small figure beside a bed, a painting that becomes a member of the household.
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The works in this direction
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Price
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Amedeo ModiglianiJeanne Hébuterne, 191973 × 91.4 cm (28.7 × 36 in)$3,500
Gustave CaillebotteParis Street; Rainy Day, 1877276 × 212 cm (108.7 × 83.5 in)$20,000
John Singer SargentMadame X, 1883–84109.9 × 208.6 cm (43.3 × 82.1 in)$10,000
Johannes VermeerYoung Woman with a Water Pitcher, ca. 166240.6 × 45.7 cm (16 × 18 in)$2,500
Henri de Toulouse-LautrecAt the Moulin Rouge, 1892–95141 × 123 cm (55.5 × 48.4 in)$5,000
Vincent van GoghL'Arlésienne, 1888–8973.7 × 91.4 cm (29 × 36 in)$3,500


