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United States · April 6, 1820 – November 5, 1884Wikidata

DeWitt Clinton Boutelle

American painter (1820-1884)

Born in Troy. Died in Bethlehem.

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A life in paintings

Born 18208 dated paintingsDied 1884

11 works

  • Sunset
    Sunset
    DeWitt Clinton Boutelle
    19th century
  • Untitled (Hudson River Landscape with Indian)
    Untitled (Hudson River Landscape with Indian)
    DeWitt Clinton Boutelle
    1848 · Chrysler Museum of Art
  • Indian Surveying a Landscape
    Indian Surveying a Landscape
    DeWitt Clinton Boutelle
    1855 · Museum of Fine Arts Boston
  • Monacacy Creek with Bethlehem in background
    Monacacy Creek with Bethlehem in background
    DeWitt Clinton Boutelle
    c. 1858 · Payne Gallery
  • Landscape, Scene near Bethlehem, Pa
    Landscape, Scene near Bethlehem, Pa
    DeWitt Clinton Boutelle
    1862 · Reading Public Museum
  • Landscape Scene Near Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
    Landscape Scene Near Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
    DeWitt Clinton Boutelle
    1862 · Reading Public Museum
  • In the Delaware Valley
    In the Delaware Valley
    DeWitt Clinton Boutelle
    1862 · Reading Public Museum
  • A View of Manchester, Vermont
    A View of Manchester, Vermont
    DeWitt Clinton Boutelle
    1870
  • Trenton Falls near Utica, New York
    Trenton Falls near Utica, New York
    DeWitt Clinton Boutelle
    1873 · High Museum of Art
  • Niagara Falls
    Niagara Falls
    DeWitt Clinton Boutelle
    · Indianapolis Museum of Art
  • Waterfall
    Waterfall
    DeWitt Clinton Boutelle
    · Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art
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