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United States · August 30, 1852 – December 8, 1919Wikidata

J. Alden Weir

American artist (1852-1919)

Born in West Point. Died in New York City.

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A life in paintings

Born 185251 dated paintingsDied 1919

59 works

  • The High Pasture
    The High Pasture
    J. Alden Weir
    2nd millennium · The Phillips Collection
  • At the Water Trough
    At the Water Trough
    J. Alden Weir
    1876–1877 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Study of a Male Nude Leaning on a Staff
    Study of a Male Nude Leaning on a Staff
    J. Alden Weir
    1876 · Yale University Art Gallery
  • Children Burying a Bird
    Children Burying a Bird
    J. Alden Weir
    1878 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Portrait of Wyatt Eaton
    Portrait of Wyatt Eaton
    J. Alden Weir
    c. 1878 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Still Life in the Studio
    Still Life in the Studio
    J. Alden Weir
    1878–1880 · Yale University Art Gallery
  • Roses
    Roses
    J. Alden Weir
    1880s · The Phillips Collection
  • Grapes, Knife and Glass
    Grapes, Knife and Glass
    J. Alden Weir
    19th century · The Phillips Collection
  • Silver Chalice with Roses
    Silver Chalice with Roses
    J. Alden Weir
    1882 · Brigham Young University Museum of Art
  • The Muse of Music
    The Muse of Music
    J. Alden Weir
    1882–1884
  • Portrait of Robert Walter Weir
    Portrait of Robert Walter Weir
    J. Alden Weir
    c. 1885 · Los Angeles County Museum of Art
  • Portrait of Mrs. Robert Walter Weir
    Portrait of Mrs. Robert Walter Weir
    J. Alden Weir
    c. 1885 · Los Angeles County Museum of Art
  • Connecticut Farm
    Connecticut Farm
    J. Alden Weir
    1886 · Princeton Art Museum
  • Idle Hours
    Idle Hours
    J. Alden Weir
    1888 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Fruit
    Fruit
    J. Alden Weir
    c. 1888 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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