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France · October 25, 1804 – September 4, 1887Wikidata

Victor de Grailly

French painter

Born in Paris. Died in 14th arrondissement of Paris.

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A life in paintings

Born 180413 dated paintingsDied 1887

15 works

  • A view of the Seine and the Coteaux de Suresnes
    A view of the Seine and the Coteaux de Suresnes
    Victor de Grailly
    19th century
  • Traveler by the Oxbow, Connecticut River
    Traveler by the Oxbow, Connecticut River
    Victor de Grailly
    19th century
  • Hudson River Scene
    Hudson River Scene
    possibly by · Possibly by Victor de Grailly
    1830–1850 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Anthony's Nose on the Hudson
    Anthony's Nose on the Hudson
    Victor de Grailly
    1840s
  • Boston Harbor
    Boston Harbor
    Victor de Grailly
    1840s
  • Mount Vernon
    Mount Vernon
    Victor de Grailly
    1840s · Eskenazi Museum of Art
  • Mountain Landscape
    Mountain Landscape
    Victor de Grailly
    1840s · Eskenazi Museum of Art
  • Passamaquoddy Bay, Maine
    Passamaquoddy Bay, Maine
    Victor de Grailly
    1840s
  • Tomb at Mount Vernon
    Tomb at Mount Vernon
    Victor de Grailly
    1840s · Baltimore Museum of Art
  • West Point from Phillipstown
    West Point from Phillipstown
    Victor de Grailly
    1840s · Eskenazi Museum of Art
  • The Oxbow Seen from Mount Holyoke
    The Oxbow Seen from Mount Holyoke
    Victor de Grailly
    1840–1850 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Picnic at Mount Jefferson
    Picnic at Mount Jefferson
    Victor de Grailly
    1845 · Hood Museum of Art
  • View from Hyde Park on the Hudson River
    View from Hyde Park on the Hudson River
    Victor de Grailly
    c. 1845 · New York Historical
  • Kosciuszko's Monument, West Point
    Kosciuszko's Monument, West Point
    Victor de Grailly
    c. 1845 · New York Historical
  • View from Mt. Holyoke
    View from Mt. Holyoke
    Victor de Grailly
    1845
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