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United States · June 22, 1869 – May 13, 1941Wikidata

William McGregor Paxton

American artist (1869–1941)

Born in Baltimore. Died in Boston.

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A life in paintings

Born 186934 dated paintingsDied 1941

34 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Portrait of a Woman in Black (Mrs. Howard Okie)
    Portrait of a Woman in Black (Mrs. Howard Okie)
    William McGregor Paxton
    1897 · Vose Galleries of Boston
  • Portrait of the Artist's Father (James Paxton)
    Portrait of the Artist's Father (James Paxton)
    William McGregor Paxton
    c. 1902 · Museum of Fine Arts Boston
  • Portrait of the Artist's Mother (Rose Paxton)
    Portrait of the Artist's Mother (Rose Paxton)
    William McGregor Paxton
    c. 1902 · Museum of Fine Arts Boston
  • The white veranda (Mrs Paxton)
    The white veranda (Mrs Paxton)
    William McGregor Paxton
    1902
  • George H. Williams
    George H. Williams
    William McGregor Paxton
    c. 1905 · Museum of Fine Arts Boston
  • In the Studio
    In the Studio
    William McGregor Paxton
    1905
  • Portrait of Mr. Paxton's Father
    Portrait of Mr. Paxton's Father
    William McGregor Paxton
    1906 · Vose Galleries of Boston
  • The yellow Jacket
    The yellow Jacket
    William McGregor Paxton
    c. 1907
  • The String of Pearls
    The String of Pearls
    William McGregor Paxton
    1908
  • Sylvia
    Sylvia
    William McGregor Paxton
    1908 · Butler Institute of American Art
  • In the Sunlight
    In the Sunlight
    William McGregor Paxton
    1908
  • Tea Leaves
    Tea Leaves
    William McGregor Paxton
    1909 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Girl combing her Hair
    Girl combing her Hair
    William McGregor Paxton
    1909
  • The New Necklace
    The New Necklace
    William McGregor Paxton
    1910 · Museum of Fine Arts Boston
  • The House Maid
    The House Maid
    William McGregor Paxton
    1910 · National Gallery of Art
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