Americana
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People and PortraitsHorace Pippin : “Saturday Night Bath” (1945)
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People and PortraitsAmmi Phillips : “Sarah ‘Sally’ Stearns Sherman and Sarah Sherman” (1815)
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People and PortraitsHorace Pippin : “Supper Time” (c. 1940)
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People and PortraitsHorace Pippin : “Giving Thanks” (1942)
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Religious and MetaphysicalHorace Pippin : “Christ and the Woman of Samaria” (1940)
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People and PortraitsRobert Peckham : “The Hobby Horse” (c. 1840)
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People and PortraitsMilton W. Hopkins : “Samuel Warren Holland, Aged Two Years” (1800s)
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People and PortraitsFrederick W. Mayhew : “Hulda Martin in Her 55th Year” (1826)
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People and PortraitsAmmi Phillips : “Portrait of Mrs. Robinson” (c. 1819)
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People and PortraitsAmmi Phillips : “Portrait of Helen (Lena) Ten Broeck” (1834)
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People and PortraitsMilton W. Hopkins : “Woman in Black Dress” (c. 1835-1840)
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People and PortraitsWilliam Matthew Prior : “Portrait of a Girl” (1800s)
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People and PortraitsNicholas Richard Brewer : “At the Spring” (c. 1895)
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People and PortraitsJohn Jacob Hegler : “Portrait of Alice Lyons” (c. 1855)
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People and PortraitsJeptha Homer Wade : “Nathaniel Olds” (1837)
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Historical SubjectsCurrier and Ives : “The Levee – New Orleans” (1884)
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Historical SubjectsCurrier and Ives : “The Rocky Mountains: Emigrants Crossing the Plains” (1866)
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Landscapes and SceneryCurrier and Ives : “The Mountain Pass: Sierra Nevada” (1867)
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People and PortraitsJoshua Johnson : “Portrait of Sea Captain John Murphy” (c. 1810)
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People and PortraitsJohn George Brown : “Boat Builder” (c. 1904)
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People and PortraitsJohn George Brown : “Meditation” (c. 1900-1910)
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People and PortraitsWinslow Homer : “The Boat Builders” (1873)
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People and PortraitsWinslow Homer : “Snap the Whip” (1872)
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Historical SubjectsWinslow Homer : “Home, Sweet Home” (c. 1863)
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People and PortraitsFolk Art : “Memorial to Nicholas M. S. Catlin” (c. 1852)
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Landscapes and SceneryFolk Art : “Lexington Battle Monument” (1853 or after)
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Landscapes and SceneryThomas Chambers : “Mount Auburn Cemetery” (mid 19th century)
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