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Nehemiah Partridge

American painter (1683–1730)

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A life in paintings

Born 168310 dated paintingsDied 1730

11 works

  • Ariaantje Coeymans Verplanck
    Ariaantje Coeymans Verplanck
    attributed to · Attributed to Nehemiah Partridge
    1718–1724 · Albany Institute of History & Art
  • Johannes DePeyster III (1694-1789)
    Johannes DePeyster III (1694-1789)
    attributed to · Attributed to Nehemiah Partridge
    1718 · New York Historical
  • Jacob Glen (1690-1762)
    Jacob Glen (1690-1762)
    attributed to · Attributed to Nehemiah Partridge
    1718 · New York Historical
  • Mr. Van Vechten
    Mr. Van Vechten
    Nehemiah Partridge
    1719 · National Gallery of Art
  • Mr. Willson
    Mr. Willson
    Nehemiah Partridge
    1720 · National Gallery of Art
  • Wyntje (Lavinia) Van Vechten
    Wyntje (Lavinia) Van Vechten
    Nehemiah Partridge
    1720 · Brooklyn Museum
  • Colonel Philip Schuyler (1695–1745)
    Colonel Philip Schuyler (1695–1745)
    attributed to · Attributed to Nehemiah Partridge
    c. 1720–1725 · New York Historical
  • Mrs. Thomas Van Alstyne (1695-?)
    Mrs. Thomas Van Alstyne (1695-?)
    attributed to · Attributed to Nehemiah Partridge
    1721 · New York Historical
  • Thomas Van Alstyne (1688-1765)
    Thomas Van Alstyne (1688-1765)
    attributed to · Attributed to Nehemiah Partridge
    1721 · New York Historical
  • Johannes Schuyler Jr. (1697–1741)
    Johannes Schuyler Jr. (1697–1741)
    attributed to · Attributed to Nehemiah Partridge
    c. 1725 · New York Historical
  • Portrait of Ebenezer Coffin
    Portrait of Ebenezer Coffin
    attributed to · Attributed to Nehemiah Partridge
    · Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
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