United States · July 29, 1824 – April 5, 1906Wikidata
Eastman Johnson
American artist (1824-1906)
Born in Lovell. Died in New York City.
A life in paintings
Born 1824106 dated paintingsDied 1906
113 works
- A FishermanEastman Johnson1824–1906 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
Italian Peasant GirlEastman Johnsonc. 1851–1855 · private collection
The Savoyard BoyEastman Johnson1853 · Brooklyn Museum
The PetsEastman Johnson1856 · National Gallery of Art
Negro Life at the SouthEastman Johnson1859 · New York Historical- Southern CourtshipEastman Johnson1859 · Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
Portrait of Genio C. ScottEastman Johnson1859 · Cleveland Museum of Art
A Ride for LibertyEastman Johnson1860 · Brooklyn Museum
Measurement and ContemplationEastman Johnsonc. 1860s · Museum of Fine Arts Boston
Boy FishingEastman Johnson1860–1869 · Cleveland Museum of Art
Little Brown BoyEastman Johnson1860–1866 · Rhode Island School of Design Museum- RuthEastman Johnsonc. 1860–1870 · Buffalo AKG Art Museum
Corn HuskingEastman Johnson1860 · Everson Museum of Art
Tasting the SugarEastman Johnsonc. 1861–1866 · Los Angeles County Museum of Art
The Sugar Camp (also known as Making Maple Sugar or Susan Ray’s Maple Sugaring Kitchen)Eastman Johnson1861–1866 · Yale University Art Gallery