Richard Rummell, View of Dartmouth College, New Hampshire, 1913

Richard Rummell, View of Dartmouth College, New Hampshire, 1913Richard Rummell's "View of Dartmouth College, New Hampshire" is a detailed and intricate pen and ink drawing that captures the campus of Dartmouth College as it appeared in 1913. The drawing is highly detailed, with numerous buildings, trees, and other elements depicted. In the foreground of the drawing, the viewer sees the Green, a large open space that serves as the central quad of the campus. On either side of the Green are numerous academic

and the colors are more muted and subdued

The international community did not recognize this annexation

"Ghost of a Genius" is a painting created by the Swiss artist Paul Klee in 1922

Jacques Liozu (1907-1995) was a French painter and sculptor who is associated with the School of Paris

and is considered one of the most important works of Picasso's Synthetic Cubist period

which are integrated into the abstract shapes and lines of the composition

Kandinsky believed that color and form had their own inherent spiritual qualities

which he associated with the post-war era

The Quebec

and a pipe

created in 1912

and splatters to create an impressionistic image of a rainy morning