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United States · March 25, 1881 – November 12, 1936Wikidata

Patrick Henry Bruce

American artist (1881-1936)

Born in Campbell County. Died in New York City.

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A life in paintings

Born 188113 dated paintingsDied 1936

19 works

  • Painting
    Painting
    Patrick Henry Bruce
    20th century · Museum of Modern Art
  • Plum
    Plum
    Patrick Henry Bruce
    1912 · Yale University Art Gallery
  • Composition VI
    Composition VI
    Patrick Henry Bruce
    1916 · Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
  • Composition I
    Composition I
    Patrick Henry Bruce
    1916 · Yale University Art Gallery
  • Composition II
    Composition II
    Patrick Henry Bruce
    c. 1916 · Yale University Art Gallery
  • Composition III
    Composition III
    Patrick Henry Bruce
    1916 · Yale University Art Gallery
  • Composition IV
    Composition IV
    Patrick Henry Bruce
    1916 · Yale University Art Gallery
  • Composition V
    Composition V
    Patrick Henry Bruce
    1916 · Yale University Art Gallery
  • Forms (Peinture)
    Forms (Peinture)
    Patrick Henry Bruce
    c. 1919 · Museum of Fine Arts Boston
  • Objects on a Table
    Objects on a Table
    Patrick Henry Bruce
    c. 1920 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Forms
    Forms
    Patrick Henry Bruce
    c. 1920–1921 · Rhode Island School of Design Museum
  • Painting
    Painting
    Patrick Henry Bruce
    c. 1921–1922 · Whitney Museum of American Art
  • Painting Still Life
    Painting Still Life
    Patrick Henry Bruce
    c. 1928 · Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
  • Agee and Rose, D12
    Agee and Rose, D12
    Patrick Henry Bruce
    · Musée National d'Art Moderne
  • Q135216405
    Q135216405
    Patrick Henry Bruce
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