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United States · November 4, 1796 – September 17, 1865Wikidata

John Neagle

American painter (1796–1865)

Born in Boston. Died in Philadelphia.

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A life in paintings

Born 179631 dated paintingsDied 1865

32 works

  • George Peabody
    George Peabody
    John Neagle
    1822 · Museum of Fine Arts Boston
  • Junius Brutus Booth as Sir Edward Mortimer
    Junius Brutus Booth as Sir Edward Mortimer
    John Neagle
    1823 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Portrait of a Lady
    Portrait of a Lady
    John Neagle
    c. 1825 · National Gallery of Art
  • The Reverend John Albert Ryan
    The Reverend John Albert Ryan
    John Neagle
    1825–1829 · National Gallery of Art
  • Gilbert Stuart
    Gilbert Stuart
    John Neagle
    1825 · Museum of Fine Arts Boston
  • Portrait of Gilbert Stuart
    Portrait of Gilbert Stuart
    John Neagle
    c. 1825 · Rhode Island School of Design Museum
  • Mrs. William Milnor, née Margaret Purves
    Mrs. William Milnor, née Margaret Purves
    John Neagle
    c. 1825 · Brooklyn Museum
  • Pat Lyon at the Forge
    Pat Lyon at the Forge
    John Neagle
    1826–1827 · Museum of Fine Arts Boston
  • John Haviland
    John Haviland
    John Neagle
    1828 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • John Kintzing Kane
    John Kintzing Kane
    John Neagle
    1828 · Princeton Art Museum
  • Pat Lyon at the Forge
    Pat Lyon at the Forge
    John Neagle
    1829 · Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
  • William Strickland (1787-1854)
    William Strickland (1787-1854)
    John Neagle
    1829 · Yale University Art Gallery
  • Reverend Gregory Townsend Bedell
    Reverend Gregory Townsend Bedell
    John Neagle
    1830 · Detroit Institute of Arts
  • Amy Taylor Dickson (Mrs. John Dickson)
    Amy Taylor Dickson (Mrs. John Dickson)
    John Neagle
    c. 1835 · National Gallery of Art
  • Robert Richford Roberts
    Robert Richford Roberts
    John Neagle
    1835–1845 · National Portrait Gallery
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