Not currently on view
In the collection of Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland · as of July 2026
FROM THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART’S CATALOG
Prints were typically collected and kept in portfolios, but around 1891 some artists began to produce large color lithographs to be framed and hung indoors. Beginning in 1896, Henri Rivière designed 12 compositions titled Aspects of Nature , meant to be hung in vestibules, dining rooms, children’s bedrooms, or in schools to enliven classrooms and cultivate the students’ love for nature.
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Parisian Landscapes: Paris seen from Montmartre
Aspects of Nature: The Island
Aspects of Nature: The Cliff
Parisian Landscapes: The Borough of Perros-Guirec
Aspects of Nature: The Stream
The Beautiful Countryside in Brittany: Street in Tréboul
Aspects of Nature: The Bay
Parisian Landscapes: The Fortifications
Théodore Rousseau — Schetsje van boomstammen
Maurice Dumont (French, 1870–1899) — Sappho
Amédée Joyau — The Approaching Autumn (Fontainebleau)
Gerard David — View in a Forest, outer right wing of a tript
Clarence Holbrook Carter (American, 1904–2000) — Lake Erie P
Georges Seurat — The Forest at Pontaubert
Gust van de Wall Perné — 'Mystieke paden': bosgezicht
Georg Tippel (German, 1875–1915) — Nude Woman on a Broomstic
Auguste Louis Lepère (French, 1849–1918) — Le Rageur