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United States · March 28, 1847 – July 4, 1898Wikidata

De Scott Evans

American painter (1847-1898)

Born in Boston. Died in Cape Sable Island.

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A life in paintings

Born 184714 dated paintingsDied 1898

18 works

  • A new variety try one
    A new variety try one
    De Scott Evans
    19th century
  • The Tack Room
    The Tack Room
    De Scott Evans
    19th century
  • Woman Playing a Mandolin
    Woman Playing a Mandolin
    De Scott Evans
    19th century
  • The Irish Question
    The Irish Question
    De Scott Evans
    1880s–1880–1890 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Free Sample / Try One
    Free Sample / Try One
    De Scott Evans
    1880–1890 · Yale University Art Gallery
  • Grandfather's Clock
    Grandfather's Clock
    De Scott Evans
    1881
  • Winter evening at Lawnfield
    Winter evening at Lawnfield
    De Scott Evans
    c. 1881–1887
  • Try One
    Try One
    De Scott Evans
    1885 · Birmingham Museum of Art
  • Daisies
    Daisies
    De Scott Evans
    c. 1885 · Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art
  • The Connoisseur
    The Connoisseur
    De Scott Evans
    1887
  • Free Sample, Take One
    Free Sample, Take One
    De Scott Evans
    c. 1890 · Museum of Fine Arts Boston
  • Two Hanging Apple
    Two Hanging Apple
    De Scott Evans
    c. 1890 · Yale University Art Gallery
  • A New Variety, Try One
    A New Variety, Try One
    attributed to · Attributed to De Scott Evans
    c. 1890 · Columbus Museum of Art
  • Free Sample, 'Try One'
    Free Sample, 'Try One'
    De Scott Evans
    c. 1890
  • Free Sample, Take One
    Free Sample, Take One
    De Scott Evans
    1891 · Dayton Art Institute
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