Abraham Rattner

1893 — 1978

American artist (1893-1978)

Abraham Rattner was an American artist, best known for his richly colored paintings, often with religious subject matter. During World War I, he served in France with the U.S. Army as a camouflage artist.

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"O Divine Master, Grant that I may not so much seek/To be consoled, as to console,/To be understood as to understand;/To be loved as to love./For it is in giving that we receive;/It is in pardoning that we are pardoned;/

Abraham Rattner Smithsonian American Art Museum

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1956

Composition with Old Shoes

Abraham Rattner Worcester Art Museum

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1957

Self Portrait

Abraham Rattner Detroit Institute of Arts

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1958

"The true test of civilization is not the census, nor the size of cities, nor the crops, but the kind of man that the country turns out."--Ralph Waldo Emerson, Society and Solitude, 1870. From the series Great Ideas of W

Abraham Rattner Smithsonian American Art Museum

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1958

Moses . . . "I Am"

Abraham Rattner Smithsonian American Art Museum

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1958

Song of Esther

Abraham Rattner Whitney Museum of American Art

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1959

Gargoyles No. 3

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1961

Rocce Del Capo Sea Storm III

Abraham Rattner New Britain Museum of American Art

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1961

Rocce del Capo VII

Abraham Rattner Smithsonian American Art Museum

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1961

Sea Storm II (Rocce del Capo)

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1962

In the Mirror No. II

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1963

Homage á Goya No. 2 (Composition in Red with Three Figures)

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1964

The Clown, No. 2

Abraham Rattner Seattle Art Museum

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1966

Study for the Butcher

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1968

Nude Seated near the Red Door (Nude Figure Seated--Sag Harbor)

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1973

They Divided His Garments among Them

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Abraham Rattner

Works

Bathers--Dieppe

Children Climbing Fence

Echod

Near Dyon

Port of Dieppe

Preliminary Study Central Panel

Route to Petersburg, USA with Henry Miller

Stained Glass Detail Study for Loop

Stained Glass Detail Study for Loop

Study for the Bride

The Flames of Fire

The Star of David

Window Cleaner

French Flag

Seashore, Sky and Sea

Mother and Child

Study for Composition "Survivors"

Descent from the Cross

The Survivors

Design for the Memory

Santa Barbara Pier

The Sun

Window at Montauk Point

Bird Bath

Kiosk

The Emperor

Montauk Point No. 1

Round Table

Woman before a Mirror

Woman Cutting Bread

Sea-Land Scape with Rocks and Figures

Job

Creation--Man with Wings and Mask

Pier Composition

Pier No. VII

The Pier No. 4

Old Shoe Arrangement No. IV

"O Divine Master, Grant that I may not so much seek/To be consoled, as to console,/To be understood as to understand;/To be loved as to love./For it is in giving that we receive;/It is in pardoning that we are pardoned;/

Composition with Old Shoes

Self Portrait

"The true test of civilization is not the census, nor the size of cities, nor the crops, but the kind of man that the country turns out."--Ralph Waldo Emerson, Society and Solitude, 1870. From the series Great Ideas of W

Moses . . . "I Am"

Song of Esther

Gargoyles No. 3

Rocce Del Capo Sea Storm III

Rocce del Capo VII

Sea Storm II (Rocce del Capo)

In the Mirror No. II

Homage á Goya No. 2 (Composition in Red with Three Figures)

The Clown, No. 2

Study for the Butcher

Nude Seated near the Red Door (Nude Figure Seated--Sag Harbor)

They Divided His Garments among Them