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la Stewart Gardner Museum. ESCAPE THE ORDINARY Order custom print reproductions of works from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. SHOP NOW CUSTOM MADE FOR YOU Choose the size and finish that is right for you, inluding more than twenty diverse frame moulding options. BROWSE REPRODUCTIONS EL JALEO COLLECTION Sargent’s flamenco dance masterpiece in close-up details and in the sketches he made to inspire the final painting VIEW EL JALEO THE ART OF THE LANDSCAPE Images of landscapes and flowers can be found throughout the museum which reflect Isabella Stewart Gardner’s passion for horticulture and garden design. VIEW LANDSCAPES JOHN SINGER SARGENT Isabella Stewart Gardner and John Singer Sargent were longtime friends and the Gardner collection features an array of works by the artist. Highlights include the celebrated portrait of Gardner and the masterwork, El Jaleo. SHOP SARGENT Navigation Home About the Store Help and FAQs View Shopping Cart Go to Gift at the Gardner EXPLORE THE COLLECTION View All Images Collection Highlights Artists Subjects SPECIAL EXHIBITION Inventing Isabella ROOMS AT THE GARDNER Dutch Room Raphael Room Titian Room Gothic Room Veronese Room Early Italian Room Blue Room Courtyard and Cloisters Vatichino FEATURED SUBJECTS Venice Landscapes El Jaleo Collection Gardner and Her Circle Fenway Court Building Flowers and Gardens Music and Dance Masterwork Spotlights FEATURED ARTISTS Botticelli Simone Martini Raphael Rembrandt Martha Romme John Singer Sargent James McNeill Whistler Anders Zorn MUSEUM COLLECTION Antiquity Middle Ages Renaissance 17th Century 18th century 19th century 20th century American Art Asian Art European Art Drawings Watercolors Photographs Engravings and Etchings Illustrations "I suppose the picture-habit (which I seem to have) is as bad as the morphine or whiskey one..." - Isabella Stewart Gardner to Bernard Berenson INVENTING ISABELLA Pictures of Gardner are scattered throughout her museum and its archives. Brought together, they reveal a method behind the myth. She used paintings, fashion, and photography to shape her own image and negotiate the boundary between private and public. She purposely left behind few written, first-person accounts and dodged unauthorized photographs. Instead, she collaborated with trusted artists to craft her public identity and to create enduring portraits of herself for posterity. SHOP EXHIBITION PRINTS COURTYARD VIEWS Throughout the year, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum’s always-blooming Courtyard is transformed through a series of nine dramatic seasonal displays that reflect Isabella’s passion for gardens as well as the skill and dedication of the Museum’s horticulture staff. From orchids to nasturtiums to Japanese-style chrysanthemums, there’s always something new to discover thanks to the changing seasons and the rotation of plants. SHOP PRINTS STOLEN In the early morning hours of March 18th, 1990, two thieves disguised as police officers talked their way into the museum, and tied up the night guards. It is believed they came for the Rembrandts”- but they also stole works by Vermeer, Degas, Manet, and Flinck, as well as a Chinese beaker and a Napoleonic eagle finial. Eighty-one minutes later, they were gone. Learn more about the works of art lost in the 1990 heist in the Gardner Museum’s publication, Stolen ORDER PRINTS FEATURED ROOMS Blue Room Dutch Room Raphael Room Veronese Room Early Italian Room MARTHA ROMME Within Isabella’s collection are these off-view 12 pochoir lithographs by Martha Romme, an early twentieth century French couturier and artist. The lithographs replicate the French Republican Calendar, used by the French government for about 12 years from late 1793 to 1805. The calendar began at the autumnal equinox; each of the 12 months had 30 days. The months were renamed based on Paris’s nature and weather. Combining France’s past and present in 12 works, Romme used the French Republican Calendar to create lithographs for the year 1919 using the newly repopularized pochoir technique. This color application process using stencils was rejuvenated by the French in the early 20th century. BROWSE MARTHA ROMME COLLECTION HIGHLIGHTS Bottecelli, Virgin and Child Bunker, Chrysanthemums Michelangelo, Pietá, 1540 Titian, Rape of Europa Rembrandt, Self-Portrait Sargent, El Jaleo Gardner Museum Custom Prints About Gardner Museum Custom Prints Help & FAQs Contact Info Shopping Cart gardnermuseum.org Back to gardnermuseum.org Go to Gift at the Gardner Plan Your Visit Event Schedule Music at the Gardner Contemporary Art at the Gardner Connect With Us © 2024 Isabella Stewart Gardner...