Artist
Charles Henning (1855–1995)
38 works by Charles Henning (American, 1855–1995) from the National Gallery of Art, Washington.
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24 works shown, in the site's best-first order
Toleware BoxCharles Henning, c. 1940National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Toy LocomotiveCharles Henning, c. 1940National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Metal Toy: Trick Pony Bell RingerCharles Henning, 1935/1942National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Toleware Coffee PotCharles Henning, 1935/1942National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Toleware Trinket BoxCharles Henning, c. 1940National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Toleware Coffee PotCharles Henning, 1935/1942National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Pa. German Salt CupCharles Henning, c. 1941National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Tea TableCharles Henning, 1940National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Side ChairCharles Henning, c. 1939National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Toy CannonCharles Henning, c. 1941National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Pa. German Salt CupCharles Henning, c. 1941National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Toleware Sugar BowlCharles Henning, 1935/1942National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Settee--Sheraton StyleCharles Henning, c. 1939National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Toleware Coffee PotCharles Henning, c. 1940National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Press CupboardCharles Henning, c. 1938National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Pa. German Saffron BoxCharles Henning, 1935/1942National Gallery of Art, Washington 
CoffeepotCharles Henning, 1940National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Toy Bank: Santa ClausCharles Henning, c. 1940National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Penny Bank: PigCharles Henning, c. 1941National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Toleware Tea CaddyCharles Henning, c. 1941National Gallery of Art, Washington 
CupboardCharles Henning, c. 1938National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Chest of DrawersCharles Henning, c. 1938National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Toy Fire EngineCharles Henning, c. 1942National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Toleware Document BoxCharles Henning, c. 1942National Gallery of Art, Washington