Played Out

Played Out

Artist Dox Thrash (American, 1893-1965)

CultureAmerican

Datec. 1937-38

Mediumetching and aquatint

Classificationsprints

Credit LineAllocated by the U.S. Government Commissioned through the New Deal art projects

Object numberL87.55.235

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Dox Thrash

c. 1939

Three of the Leading Actors (Onnagata) Who Played Women in Kabuki Plays

Three of the Leading Actors (Onnagata) Who Played Women in Kabuki Plays

Toyohara Kunichika

1867

And There Is No Way Out, from Los Desastres De La Guerra

And There Is No Way Out, from Los Desastres De La Guerra

Francisco de Goya

4th edition, 1906

It Is Useless to Cry Out, from Los Desastres De La Guerra

It Is Useless to Cry Out, from Los Desastres De La Guerra

Francisco de Goya

4th edition, 1906

Dr. Syntax Setting out on his Second Tour

Dr. Syntax Setting out on his Second Tour

Thomas Rowlandson

1820

A Burnt-Out Farmer or the Poor Family (Le fermier brulé or La famille pauvre)

A Burnt-Out Farmer or the Poor Family (Le fermier brulé or La famille pauvre)

François-Philippe Charpentier

1761-97

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Out for a Walk (Der Spaziergang) II

Marc Chagall

1922

Coming Out of Church

Coming Out of Church

William Heath, called Paul Pry

1828

Progress of Intellect - London Going Out of Town

Progress of Intellect - London Going Out of Town

George Cruikshank

n.d.

“Black Eyed Sue,” the Bold Smuggler, and “Will Watch,” the Look Out Man, vignette fragment from Plate 6 of Scraps and Sketches, Part II

“Black Eyed Sue,” the Bold Smuggler, and “Will Watch,” the Look Out Man, vignette fragment from Plate 6 of Scraps and Sketches, Part II

George Cruikshank

1829

Economical Humbug of 1816 Or Saving at the Spiggot and Letting Out at the Bung-hole

Economical Humbug of 1816 Or Saving at the Spiggot and Letting Out at the Bung-hole

George Cruikshank

published 1816

"Taking Care of Number One," or a Gentleman Endeavouring to Keep "Number One" Out of St. Paul's Churchyard, from The Comic Almanack

"Taking Care of Number One," or a Gentleman Endeavouring to Keep "Number One" Out of St. Paul's Churchyard, from The Comic Almanack

George Cruikshank

1853