Artist
Rolland Livingstone (1855–1995)
39 works by Rolland Livingstone (American, 1855–1995) from the National Gallery of Art, Washington.
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24 works shown, in the site's best-first order

Punch BowlRolland Livingstone, c. 1936National Gallery of Art, Washington 
PitcherRolland Livingstone, 1935/1942National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Fire ScreenRolland Livingstone, c. 1941National Gallery of Art, Washington 
ArmchairRolland Livingstone, c. 1936National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Writing ArmchairRolland Livingstone, 1940National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Pole Screen and CandlestandRolland Livingstone, 1940National Gallery of Art, Washington 
SofaRolland Livingstone, 1940National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Side ChairRolland Livingstone, c. 1936National Gallery of Art, Washington 
SecretaryRolland Livingstone, c. 1936National Gallery of Art, Washington 
ChairRolland Livingstone, 1935/1942National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Pennsylvania German Candle BoxRolland LivingstoneNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
SetteeRolland Livingstone, 1941National Gallery of Art, Washington 
ArmchairRolland Livingstone, c. 1936National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Hanging ShelfRolland Livingstone, 1940National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Balcony RailingRolland Livingstone, c. 1936National Gallery of Art, Washington 
ArmchairRolland Livingstone, 1935/1942National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Secretary (Cabinet Top Desk)Rolland Livingstone, c. 1936National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Sea ChestRolland Livingstone, 1935/1942National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Pa. German Cap BoxRolland Livingstone, c. 1941National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Tilt-top TableRolland Livingstone, c. 1936National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Sewing TableRolland Livingstone, 1941National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Side ChairRolland Livingstone, c. 1936National Gallery of Art, Washington 
ArmchairRolland Livingstone, c. 1936National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Wing ChairRolland Livingstone, c. 1940National Gallery of Art, Washington