Corots

We have passed through corridors hung with Gericaults and Corots en route to Mr. Struth's series about visitors in front of Velázquez's "Las Meninas," in the Prado.

At the Clark, Social Commentary Made Beautiful Karen Wilkin 2011

Tom, yes, I think there are some half-finished Corots like this.

Area-By-Area Painting James Gurney 2008

The paintings--including Corots--were in the hands of Shuinichi Fujikuma, a known gangster.

The World's Greatest Art Heists Forbes.com 2006

He was not going to lose his Stevens nor his Gauguins, nor his Corots!

Swan Song 2004

Peter and his two brothers grew up on Manhattan's Upper East Side in a nine-room apartment with Daumiers and Corots on the walls.

African Dreamer Bennetts, Leslie 1996

The adult who today nicely discriminates between those Corots which are unreservedly to be admired and those which betray a fluffy hint of incipient vulgarity were once, if truth be told, as enthusiastic in their admiration for the drawings in the Billy Bunter stories or Chums as the worst of them.

Fine Art for Kids Bell, Quentin 1980

Don't get mad, mister; I paint most of the Corots.

The Collectors Frank Jewett Mather

I saw all the Corots I could, and began to paint as much as I could his way.

The Collectors Frank Jewett Mather

Skriner was a well-known picture-dealer; Lord Peter imagined an after-dinner excursion upstairs to see the two Corots in the drawing-room, and the portrait of the eldest Levy girl, who had died at the age of sixteen.

Whose Body? Dorothy Leigh 1923

Skriner was a well-known picture-dealer; Lord Peter imagined an after-dinner excursion upstairs to see the two Corots in the drawing-room, and the portrait of the oldest Levy girl, who had died at the age of sixteen.

Whose Body Sayers, Dorothy L. 1923