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United States · November 5, 1858 – February 11, 1923Wikidata

Joseph DeCamp

American artist (1858-1923)

Born in Cincinnati. Died in Boca Grande.

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A life in paintings

Born 185833 dated paintingsDied 1923

35 works

  • Street Scene, in Venice
    Street Scene, in Venice
    Joseph DeCamp
    1881 · Cincinnati Art Museum
  • Reflections arrengement
    Reflections arrengement
    Joseph DeCamp
    c. 1890
  • Carnation and Black
    Carnation and Black
    Joseph DeCamp
    1892 · Currier Museum of Art
  • Our Nanny
    Our Nanny
    Joseph DeCamp
    c. 1895
  • September Afternoon
    September Afternoon
    Joseph DeCamp
    1895
  • Portrait of Edith, the Artist's Wife
    Portrait of Edith, the Artist's Wife
    Joseph DeCamp
    c. 1895
  • Magdalen
    Magdalen
    Joseph DeCamp
    c. 1896 · Cincinnati Art Museum
  • Portrait of a Young Lady
    Portrait of a Young Lady
    Joseph DeCamp
    c. 1896
  • Woman Drying Her Hair
    Woman Drying Her Hair
    Joseph DeCamp
    1898 · Cincinnati Art Museum
  • Gloucester
    Gloucester
    Joseph DeCamp
    1900 · Cincinnati Art Museum
  • Miss Alice Boit
    Miss Alice Boit
    Joseph DeCamp
    c. 1900 · New Britain Museum of American Art
  • June Sunlight
    June Sunlight
    Joseph DeCamp
    1902
  • Mrs. Ernest Major
    Mrs. Ernest Major
    Joseph DeCamp
    c. 1902–1903 · Cincinnati Art Museum
  • The Listener (Woman at the Theatre)
    The Listener (Woman at the Theatre)
    Joseph DeCamp
    c. 1904
  • Sally
    Sally
    Joseph DeCamp
    1907 · Worcester Art Museum
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