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John La Farge

John La Farge

Moonlit Seascape (1883)

Wild Roses and Water Lily - Study of Sunlight (1883)

Orange Branch (1883)

Water-Lilies, Red and Green Pads (1883)

Waterlilies (1883)

Wild Roses (1883)

Paradise Rocks - Study at Paradise, Newport, R.I. (1883)

Song of the Siren (1883)

Study at Brenton's Cove, Newport, Looking towards Fort Adams (1884)

Sleep (also known as Study of Female Figure Asleep) (1884)

Petunias in a Glass Vase (1884)

Roses in a Vase (1884)

Study of Autumn Flowers in Persian Glass Bowl with White Enamel Edge (1884)

Hollyhocks (1885)

Ipomoea (also known as Morning Glory) (1885)

Nocturne (1885)

Evening Study (also known as Priest's House, Nikko, Japan) (1886)

Sunrise in Fog over Kyoto (1886)

Wild Roses and Waerlily (1886)

The Great Statue of Amida Buddha at Kamakura, Known as the Diabutsu, from the Priest's Garden (1886)

Masked dancer of the no,'' Representing a Saki Imp'' (1886)

The Fountain in Our Garden at Nikko (1886)

Entrance to the Temple at Havana (1886)

Peonnies Blown in the Wind (also known as Peony in the Wind) (1886)

Looking over the Garden Wall and Steps toward the Temple Eclosure of Iyeyasu (also known as Priest Comig from the Temple, Nikko, Japan) (1886)

Three Saints (Alternate Study for Chapel Windows, Caldwell House, Newport) (1886)

Water-Fall of Urami-No-Taki (1886)

Sacred Font in the Temple of Iyemitsu, Nikko, From the Platform of the Second Gate (1886)

Statue of Oya-Jizo at Kamanga-Fuchi, Nikko. Afternoon (1886)

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