AMERICAN ART VISIONS: PRESENTATION ONE. Thomas Smith – Self Portrait – 1680.

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AMERICAN ART VISIONS: PRESENTATION ONE

Thomas Smith – Self Portrait – 1680

Edward Hicks – Peaceable Kingdom – 1834

Artist Unknown – Bars, an Amish Quilt of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania – c.1925

Justus Engelhardt Kuhn – Henry Darnall III – c.1715

Benjamin West – The Death of General Wolfe – 1770

Benjamin West – Self-Portrait –

John Singleton Copley – Boy with Squirrel – 1765

John Singleton Copley – Paul Revere –

John Singleton Copley – Watson and the Shark – 1778

Charles Willson Peale – The Exhumation of the Mastadon – 1806

Charles Willson Peale – The Artist in His Museum – 1822

Raphael Peale – Strawberries, Nuts & etc. – 1822

Raphael Peale – Venus Rising from the Sea – 1822

Rembrandt Peale – Rubens Peale With a Geranium – 1801

Thomas Jefferson – Monticello – 1770

Jean-Antoine Houdon – George Washington – 1788

Gilbert Stuart – The Skater (Portrait of William Grant) – 1782

Cole - Falls of Kaaterskill – 1826

Cole – The Oxbow – 1836

Cole – The Course of Empire: Savage State – c.1836

Cole – The Course of Empire: The Arcadian or Pastoral State – 1836

Cole – The Course of Empire: Consummation – 1836

Cole – Course of Empire: Destruction – 1836

Cole – Course of Empire: Desolation – 1836

Asher B. Durand – Kindred Spirits – 1849

John James Audubon – Bald Eagle – 1822

John James Audubon – Passenger Pigeon – 1824

John James Audubon – Carolina Parakeet – 1863(?)

Frederick Church – Niagra – 1857

Frederick Church – The Heart of the Andes – 1859

Frederick Church – Twilight in the Wilderness – 1860’s

Frederick Church – Cotopaxi – 1862

Frederick Church – Rainy Season in the Tropics – 1866

Martin Johnson Heade – Approaching Thunderstorm – 1859

John Kensett – Coast Scene with Figures – 1869

George Caleb Bingham – Fur Traders Descending the Missouri – 1845

George Caleb Bingham – Daniel Boone Escorting Settlers Through the Cumberland Gap –

Charles Bird King – Young Omahaw, War Eagle, Little Missouri, and Pawnees – 1821

George Catlin – Catlin Painting the Portrait of Mah-to-toh-pa Mandan –

John Mix Stanley – Osage Scalp Dance – 1845

Emanuel Leutze – Westward the Course of Empire Takes Its Way (Westward Ho!) – 1861

Albert Bierstadt – Emigrants Crossing the Plains – 1867

Albert Bierstadt – Among the Sierra Nevada Mountains, California – 1868

Albert Bierstadt – The Last of the Buffalo

Tomas Moran – The Castle Geyser, Fire Hole River

Tomas Moran – The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone –

Frederick Remington – Fired On – 1907