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James Sullivan Lincoln

American painter (1811-1888)

Born in Taunton. Died in Providence.

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A life in paintings

Born 18119 dated paintingsDied 1888

13 works

  • Portrait of Martha Cory Snow
    Portrait of Martha Cory Snow
    James Sullivan Lincoln
    1828 · Rhode Island School of Design Museum
  • George Remington
    George Remington
    James Sullivan Lincoln
    1828 · Rhode Island School of Design Museum
  • Abijah Bigelow
    Abijah Bigelow
    James Sullivan Lincoln
    1853
  • Q131153656
    Q131153656
    James Sullivan Lincoln
    1856 · Brown University
  • Cyrus and Frank Taft
    Cyrus and Frank Taft
    James Sullivan Lincoln
    c. 1860 · Rhode Island School of Design Museum
  • General and Governor Ambrose Burnside
    General and Governor Ambrose Burnside
    James Sullivan Lincoln
    c. 1867 · Rhode Island State House
  • General and Governor Ambrose Burnside
    General and Governor Ambrose Burnside
    James Sullivan Lincoln
    c. 1867 · Rhode Island State House
  • Portrait of Henry A. Pierce
    Portrait of Henry A. Pierce
    James Sullivan Lincoln
    c. 1868 · Rhode Island School of Design Museum
  • Portrait of Sanford Durfee
    Portrait of Sanford Durfee
    James Sullivan Lincoln
    1883 · Rhode Island School of Design Museum
  • Lemuel H. Arnold (1792-1852)
    Lemuel H. Arnold (1792-1852)
    James Sullivan Lincoln
    · Rhode Island State House
  • Providence mayor Thomas M. Burgess.
    Providence mayor Thomas M. Burgess.
    James Sullivan Lincoln
    · Providence City Hall
  • Byron Diman (1795-1865)
    Byron Diman (1795-1865)
    James Sullivan Lincoln
    · Rhode Island State House
  • RI Governor Elisha Dyer 1857-1859
    RI Governor Elisha Dyer 1857-1859
    James Sullivan Lincoln
    · Rhode Island State House
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