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Trinity Church and Wall Street - Bertram Hartman, 1929.
American , 1882–1960
Oil on canvas , 127 x 76.2 cm. 50 x 30 in.
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Family Guy has returned to Adult Swim!
Many fans are excited for Family Guy returning to Adult Swim. The Animated Sitcom will be facing big changes from seasons 1 - 23 becoming a family-friendly show.
Main Characters
Peter Griffin
Lois Griffin
Meg Griffin
Chris Griffin
Stewie Griffin
Brian Griffin
Cleveland Brown
Glenn Quagmire
Joe Swanson
Olivia Fuller
Jillian Russell
Patty Patterson
Ruth Cochamer
Esther Esthederm
Beth Bethany
Neil Goldman
Connie D'amico
Tom Tucker
Diane Simmons
Bonnie Swanson
Elle Hitler
Tricia Takanawa
Ollie Williams
Recurring Characters
Dr. Elmer Hartman
Principal Shepherd
Ned Cochamer
Stan Thompson
Carol West
Jeff
Carl
Cater Pewterschmidt
Babs Pewterschmidt
Jasper
Mort Goldman
New Characters
Jerome
Stephanie
Miss Tammy
Mayor Wild West
Preston Lloyd
All the other characters will only appear in 3 to 5 episodes as guest stars. The Griffin Family and their friends will go on wacky adventures in Quahog. There's also going to be a few character name changes like Olivia Fuller to Penelope Thompson, Carol West to Carol Thompson, Jillian Russell to Britney Wilcox, Connie D'amico to Connie Shepherd, Elle Hitler to Joanna Patterson and Jeff to Jeffery Patterson. Family Guy will also feature cutaways and more laughs on the way.
Stewie and Olivia make the perfect baby genius couple. Brian is in love with Jillian.
Peter, Lois, Meg, Chris, Brian, Stewie, Cleveland, Quagmire, Joe, Olivia, Jillian, Patty, Ruth, Esther, Beth, Neil, Connie, Tom, Diane, Bonnie, Elle, Tricia and Ollie are the hero characters of the animated sitcom series. The 23 characters will go on the wackiest adventures.
Old modern characters will be recasted.
New villain Characters like Bertram, Angela and many more will be introduced.
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Trinity Church and Wall Street - Bertram Hartman, 1929. American , 1882–1960
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Bertram Hartman, Trinity Church and Wall Street, 1929. Oil on canvas.
Skyscrapers loom above older buildings, planes fly overhead, and people crowd the sidewalks in this dramatic bird’s-eye view of Manhattan’s Wall Street. Bertram Hartman’s meaning may not be quite so straightforward, however. He painted Trinity Church and Wall Street in the year of a great stock market crash that devastated the nation’s economy. By showing the gothic spires of Trinity Church overshadowed by skyscrapers, Hartman may have intended his viewers to contemplate the relationship between spiritual and material needs in modern life.
Actually, it looks to me that the church spire is holding its own. In reality, the building is tiny compared with the surrounding behemoths.
Text and picture: Brooklyn Museum
#New York#NYC#vintage New York#1920s#oil painting#Bertram Hartman#painting#Trinity Church#Wall St.#Modernism
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Bertram Hartman (1882-1960) , 'The Stroke of Midnight', ''The Judge'', July 15, 1922 Source
#C. Bertram Hartman#bertram hartman#american artists#illustrators#illustrations#the stroke of midnight#death#the judge#vintage art#vintage illustration
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Bertram Hartman (1882 - 1960) - Untitled. 1913. Oil on canvas.
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the embrace by bertram hartman
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Bertram Hartman Modernist Still Life, 1930s.
Bertram Hartman was an American painter who was born in Junction City, Kansas on April 18, 1882. He studied at the Art Institute of Chicago, and at the Royal Academy in Munich and Paris. He was a member of the Chicago Society of Artists, National Society of Mural Painters, American Society of Painters, Sculptors and Gravers; and American Water Colour Society. Hartman exhibited at the following: Panama-Pacific Exposition in 1915, Carnegie Institute in 1933, Art Institute of Chicago from 1926 to 1934, Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, The Corcoran Gallery of Art, Whitney Museum of American Art, Brooklyn Museum, Grand Central Palace and in South America in 1940. His artwork is held in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Whitney Museum of American Art, Brooklyn Museum and Randolph-Macon College for Women.
Hartman also completed a mural for the United States Post Office in Dayton, Tennessee. he died in New York City on July 9, 1960.
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#art#modernist painting#bertram hartman#1930s#abstract#still life#artwork#american artist#american painter#oil on canvas
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The Embrace
Bertram Hartman
American, 1882-1960
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Naming as many family guy characters as i can
Peter
Lois
Stewie
Brian
Meg
Chris
Vinny
Connie
Jillian
Penelope
Olivia
Chloe
Ida davis
Quagmire
Joe
Kevin
Suzy
Bonnie
Cleveland
Cleveland jr
Roberta tubbs brown
Donna tubbs brown
Jasper
Death
Dr hartman
Ernie the giant chicken
James woods
Carter
Babs
Patrick pewterschmidt
Diane simmons
Tom tucker
Trisha takinawa
Ollie
Thelma griffin
Frances griffin
Deaths mom
Deaths dog
Brians kid
Doug
Greased up deaf guy
Mort
Muriel
Buzz killington
James william bottomtooth the 3rd
Jesus
God
Gretchen
Jerome
Horace
Angela
Opie
Mr weed
New brian
Kool aid man
Herbert
Seamus
Bruce
Mayor west
Wild west
Consuela
Brain damaged horse
Evil monkey
Neil goldman
Diabeto
Mr washee washee
Officer scrotes
Pawtucket pat
Bitch stewie
Bertram
Bitch brian
Rupert
Belgard
Tomik
Mother maggie
Heavy flo
Carl
Bill clinton
Patches the t rex
Jack
Charmise
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Trinity Church and Wall Street, Bertram Hartman, 1929, Brooklyn Museum: American Art
Size: 50 x 30in. (127 x 76.2cm) frame: 55 1/2 x 35 1/2 x 2 in. (141 x 90.2 x 5.1 cm) Medium: Oil on canvas
https://www.brooklynmuseum.org/opencollection/objects/381
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Bertram Hartman, Self-Portrait, 1935 National Portrait Gallery The Smithsonian Institution
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C. Bertram Hartman (1882 - 1960) Allegro (60.4 x 77.5 cm.)
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C. Bertram Hartman (1882-1960), ''Caricature: Wit and Humor of a Nation in Picture, Song and Story'', 1914 Source
#c. bertram hartman#american artists#american painters#illustrators#illustrations#caricature#vintage illustration
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