Alice Pike Barney
1857–1931 · Post-Impressionism
Alice Pike Barney was an American painter. She was active in Washington, D.C., and worked to make Washington into a center of the arts. Her two daughters were the writer and salon hostess Natalie Clifford Barney and the Baháʼí writer Laura Clifford Barney.
40 paintings
- Nude against Screen (1911)
- A.C.B. (1887)
- Agnes (1903)
- Allee dans le Parc (1906)
- Ballerine (1896)
- Blond Man (1894)
- Blonde Studio Model (1894)
- The Brass Kettle (1890)
- Child in Browns (1889)
- The Dimple (1894)
- Doctor R. (1895)
- Dream Book (1901)
- M. Du Wollant (1909)
- Endymion (1910)
- The Fur Coat (1898)
- Gipsy (1894)
- Girl with Basket (1888)
- Head of a Negro Boy
- In Shadow (1910)
- In Sunlight (1910)
- Laura Alice in Big Hat (1893)
- Laura at Fifteen (1894)
- Laura at Sixteen (1896)
- Laura in Arabian Costume (1905)
- Man with Monocle (1888)
- Martha (1890)
- Natalie and Missal (1890)
- The Necklace (1898)
- Peasant Girl (1900)
- Self-Portrait Reflected in Mirror (1896)
- Self-Portrait with Jabot (1896)
- Self-Portrait with Palette (1906)
- Study in Auburn (1904)
- Vers 1903 (1903)
- Captain Wheeler (1892)
- The White Stock (1905)
- Young Man (1894)
- Laura Alice, 1893 (1893)
- Man with Cigarette (1896)
- Ships in Moonlight (1894)