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Mon rêve (My dream)
Mon rêve (My dream)

Mon rêve (My dream)

Walter Richard Sickert (English, 1860–1942)
1922
Medium/TechniquePen and ink and watercolor over graphite pencil on cream laid paper
DimensionsImage: 25.7 x 16.5 cm (10 1/8 x 6 1/2 in.)
Sheet: 27.1 x 21.0 cm (10 11/16 x 8 1/4 in.)
Credit LineMary L. Smith Fund
Accession number60.1312
On View
Not on view
ClassificationsDrawings
InscriptionsLower left in pen and brown ink: "Moi, depuis que j'ai mon armoire à glace je suis contente." signed lower right in pen and brown ink: "Rd.St. A.R.A."ProvenanceR. M. Light & Co., Boston, Mass.; from whom purchased November 9, 1960 with Mary L. Smith Fund
Image Not Available for Garden with an Urn
Garden with an Urn
Walter Richard Sickert
1880–1942
Study for "A little cheque"
Study for "A little cheque"
Walter Richard Sickert
Image Not Available for Blackmail
Blackmail
Walter Richard Sickert
Vernet's
Vernet's
Walter Richard Sickert
Study for "The Death of Major Peirson" (Nude Composition Study; verso: Fleeing Woman and Child)
Study for "The Death of Major Peirson" (Nude Composition Study; verso: Fleeing Woman and Child)
John Singleton Copley
1782–84
Landscape with Figures and Stag Hunt
Landscape with Figures and Stag Hunt
Unidentified artist, French, 16th century
Bust of a Woman, head on hand
Bust of a Woman, head on hand
Charles Émile Jacque
1863
The Dome of S. Maria delle Fornaci, Rome
The Dome of S. Maria delle Fornaci, Rome
Unidentified artist, Italian (Roman), 18th century
mid-18th century
Farm in Normandy
Farm in Normandy
Jean-François Millet
1870–71
Possibly an Illustration for Orlando Furioso (Melissa a Magician Shows Bradamante Future Heroes of the House of Este)
Possibly an Illustration for Orlando Furioso (Melissa a Magician Shows Bradamante Future Heroes of the House of Este)
Unidentified artist, French, 17th century
17th century
View of the Serpentara, Taken from Civitella
View of the Serpentara, Taken from Civitella
Claude Félix Théodore Caruelle d' Aligny
about 1835
Lovers Profiting from the Drowsiness of the Grandmother
Lovers Profiting from the Drowsiness of the Grandmother
Jean-Baptiste Greuze
about 1785