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United States · August 13, 1849 – July 1, 1925Wikidata

Dwight William Tryon

American artist (1849–1925)

Born in Hartford. Died in Dartmouth.

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A life in paintings

Born 184925 dated paintingsDied 1925

25 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • A Glimpse of the Sea
    A Glimpse of the Sea
    Dwight William Tryon
    c. 1872 · Brooklyn Museum
  • Daybreak, Fairhaven
    Daybreak, Fairhaven
    Dwight William Tryon
    1885 · Rhode Island School of Design Museum
  • Moonlight
    Moonlight
    Dwight William Tryon
    1887 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Moonrise Near the Shore
    Moonrise Near the Shore
    Dwight William Tryon
    1887 · Brigham Young University Museum of Art
  • Evening, New Bedford Harbor
    Evening, New Bedford Harbor
    Dwight William Tryon
    1890 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Moonrise at Sunset
    Moonrise at Sunset
    Dwight William Tryon
    1890 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Midsummer Moonrise
    Midsummer Moonrise
    Dwight William Tryon
    1892 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Autumn
    Autumn
    Dwight William Tryon
    1893 · Detroit Institute of Arts
  • Spring
    Spring
    Dwight William Tryon
    1893 · Detroit Institute of Arts
  • Twilight
    Twilight
    Dwight William Tryon
    1893–1894 · Brooklyn Museum
  • Dawn—Early Spring
    Dawn—Early Spring
    Dwight William Tryon
    1894 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Moonrise
    Moonrise
    Dwight William Tryon
    1895 · Indianapolis Museum of Art
  • Landscape (Sheep in the Valley)
    Landscape (Sheep in the Valley)
    Dwight William Tryon
    1900 · Los Angeles County Museum of Art
  • November Morning
    November Morning
    Dwight William Tryon
    1900s · Indianapolis Museum of Art
  • The Brook in May
    The Brook in May
    Dwight William Tryon
    1902 · Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art
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