Elizabeth Nourse

The Closed Shutters, 1910.

Les Volets clos (museum title)

Elizabeth Nourse (American), oil on canvas

Musée d'Orsay, France

Grandfather's Birthday, c. 1897.

Grandfather's Birthday (La fête de grand-père) (museum title)

Elizabeth Nourse (American), oil on canvas

Cincinnati Art Museum, United States

A Mother, 1888.

A Mother (Une mère) (museum title)

Elizabeth Nourse (American), oil on canvas

Cincinnati Art Museum, United States

In the High Meadow, 1904.

In the High Meadow (Dans le haut pâturage en Suisse) (museum title)

Elizabeth Nourse (American), oil on wood

Cincinnati Art Museum, United States

The First Communion, 1895.

The First Communion (La Première communion) (museum title)

Elizabeth Nourse (American), oil on canvas

Cincinnati Art Museum, United States

Woman with a Harp, 1887.

Elizabeth Nourse (American), oil on canvas

Cincinnati Art Museum, United States

Flock of Geese, c. 1883.

Elizabeth Nourse (American), oil on wood

Smithsonian American Art Museum, United States

Brother and Sister, Penmarc'h, c. 1901.

Le frère et la soeur, Penmarc'h (museum title)

Elizabeth Nourse (American), oil on canvas

Smithsonian American Art Museum, United States

Lilacs, 1891.

Elizabeth Nourse (American), opaque watercolor and watercolor on fiberboard

Smithsonian American Art Museum, United States

Head of a Girl, c. 1882.

Elizabeth Nourse (American), oil on canvas

Cincinnati Art Museum, United States

Normandy Peasant Woman and Her Child, 1900.

Elizabeth Nourse (American), oil on canvas

Cincinnati Art Museum, United States

Peasant Women of Boršt, 1891.

Elizabeth Nourse (American), oil on canvas

Cincinnati Art Museum, United States

Head of an Algerian (Moorish Prince), c. 1898.

Elizabeth Nourse (American), oil on canvas

New Britain Museum of American Art, United States

Fisher Girl of Picardy, 1889.

Elizabeth Nourse (American), oil on canvas

Smithsonian American Art Museum, United States

Works by Elizabeth Nourse (1859-1938), in the public domain, each linked to its record in the museum that holds it: the Cincinnati Art Museum, the Smithsonian American Art Museum, the New Britain Museum of American Art and the Musée d'Orsay. Born in Cincinnati, she settled in Paris in 1887 and exhibited at the Salon; she painted mostly women and children, peasant scenes and interiors. Only works that these museums give to her without reservation and of which a freely reusable photograph exists are included (public domain, CC0 or a Creative Commons licence naming the photographer); images are shown cropped, without their frame when it appeared in the photograph. The titles are those of the museums, with their translation.