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George Harvey

English-born painter, noted for his portrait miniatures and views of United States landscapes; (1801-1878)

Born in Tottenham.

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Born 180110 dated paintingsDied 1878

11 works

  • Joseph Stevens Buckminster Thacher
    Joseph Stevens Buckminster Thacher
    George Harvey
    c. 1829 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Portrait of a Lady
    Portrait of a Lady
    George Harvey
    c. 1830 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Self-Portrait
    Self-Portrait
    George Harvey
    1830 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • View on the Hudson
    View on the Hudson
    George Harvey
    1836 · Museum of Fine Arts Boston
  • Scene of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal at Harpers Ferry, Virginia
    Scene of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal at Harpers Ferry, Virginia
    George Harvey
    c. 1837 · Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
  • Spring--Burning Trees in a Girdled Clearing, Western Scene
    Spring--Burning Trees in a Girdled Clearing, Western Scene
    George Harvey
    1838–1842 · Brooklyn Museum
  • Rainstorm—Cider Mill at Redding, Connecticut
    Rainstorm—Cider Mill at Redding, Connecticut
    George Harvey
    c. 1840 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Sarah May Holland
    Sarah May Holland
    George Harvey
    c. 1840 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Rain Clouds Gathering-Scene Amongst the Allegheny Mountains
    Rain Clouds Gathering-Scene Amongst the Allegheny Mountains
    George Harvey
    c. 1840 · Brooklyn Museum
  • White Pelicans in Florida
    White Pelicans in Florida
    George Harvey
    1873 · Museum of Fine Arts Boston
  • Early American Vista
    Early American Vista
    George Harvey
    · Princeton Art Museum
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