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Samuel Colman

American artist and writer (1832-1920)

Born in Portland. Died in New York City.

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A life in paintings

Born 183222 dated paintingsDied 1920

37 works

  • Red Peonies
    Red Peonies
    Samuel Colman
    1800s–1900s · Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
  • Farm in the Adirondacks
    Farm in the Adirondacks
    Samuel Colman
    19th century
  • Moat Mountain and North Conway Ledges from Artist Brook
    Moat Mountain and North Conway Ledges from Artist Brook
    Samuel Colman
    19th century
  • Mount Chocorua
    Mount Chocorua
    Samuel Colman
    19th century
  • Near Cro's Nest on the Hudson, New York
    Near Cro's Nest on the Hudson, New York
    Samuel Colman
    19th century
  • The Death of Amelia
    The Death of Amelia
    Samuel Colman
    1804 · Tate
  • The Edge of Doom
    The Edge of Doom
    Samuel Colman
    1830s · Brooklyn Museum
  • The Destruction of the Temple
    The Destruction of the Temple
    Samuel Colman
    1830–1840 · Tate
  • Naples
    Naples
    Samuel Colman
    1832–1920 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Ship of the Plains
    Ship of the Plains
    Samuel Colman
    1850
  • Clearing Storm at Gibraltar
    Clearing Storm at Gibraltar
    Samuel Colman
    c. 1860 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Country Road
    Country Road
    Samuel Colman
    c. 1860 · Harvard Art Museums
  • The Hill of the Alhambra, Granada
    The Hill of the Alhambra, Granada
    Samuel Colman
    1865 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Storm King on the Hudson
    Storm King on the Hudson
    Samuel Colman
    1866 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Storm King on the Hudson
    Storm King on the Hudson
    Samuel Colman
    c. 1866–1870 · Harvard Art Museums
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