Lanier

“One Time They Followed Me To The Bar”

Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner in his studio 1950.

Stem Cup, Longshan culture, 2500–2000 BCE. Burnished earthenware

Alessandro Allori (1535–1607), Self-portrait, around 1555, oil on wooden panel

Frans van Mieris, "Young Woman Feeding a Parrot", 1663. Oil on panel

Ferdinand Bol, "Man With a Fur-Trimmed Hat", circa 1646–1648. Oil on canvas

Gerrit Dou, "Herring Seller and Boy," circa 1664. Oil on panel

Gabriel Metsu, "Young Man Smoking and a Woman Pouring Beer", circa 1656–1658. Oil on panel

Nicolaes Visscher, "Novi Belgii Novaeque Angliae nec non Partis Virginiae tabula", 1655. Black ink with color wash on paper

Caspar Netscher, "Two Women in an Interior With a Basket of Lemons," circa 1664–1665. Oil on panel

Jan Steen, "Peasants Merrymaking Outside an Inn," circa 1676. Oil on canvas

Busy day in the drawing department.

“Alley Cats” 2026

“I’d Rather Be Fishing”. 2026

Wallerant Vaillant (1623–1677), Autoportrait au turban, 1655. Huile sur toile, 73.6 x 59 cm, Gemäldegalerie Berlin (Cat.No. 827)

Wallerant Vaillant, a painter of French origin of the age of Dutch gold and one of the first artists to use the technique of half-int, which probably contributed to the development, is born on May 30, 1623.