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Thomas Hiram Hotchkiss

painter and artist (1834–1869)

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Born 183412 dated paintingsDied 1869

12 works

  • Near Mt. Etna, Sicily
    Near Mt. Etna, Sicily
    Thomas Hiram Hotchkiss
    c. 1854–1869 · New York Historical
  • Roman Colosseum
    Roman Colosseum
    Thomas Hiram Hotchkiss
    c. 1854–1869 · New York Historical
  • Catskill Mountains, Shandaken, New York
    Catskill Mountains, Shandaken, New York
    Thomas Hiram Hotchkiss
    1856 · New York Historical
  • Mount Washington
    Mount Washington
    Thomas Hiram Hotchkiss
    1857 · New York Historical
  • Catskill Mountains, Haying
    Catskill Mountains, Haying
    Thomas Hiram Hotchkiss
    c. 1858 · New York Historical
  • Tree Study, Catskill Clove, New York
    Tree Study, Catskill Clove, New York
    Thomas Hiram Hotchkiss
    1858 · New York Historical
  • Catskill Winter Landscape
    Catskill Winter Landscape
    Thomas Hiram Hotchkiss
    1858 · New York Historical
  • Roman Aqueduct
    Roman Aqueduct
    Thomas Hiram Hotchkiss
    c. 1861–1862 · New York Historical
  • Landscape with Cypress Trees and Two Monks in the Garden of San Miniato al Monte, Florence, Italy
    Landscape with Cypress Trees and Two Monks in the Garden of San Miniato al Monte, Florence, Italy
    Thomas Hiram Hotchkiss
    c. 1864 · New York Historical
  • Landscape with Temples of Neptune and Hera I ("The Basilica"), Paestum, Italy
    Landscape with Temples of Neptune and Hera I ("The Basilica"), Paestum, Italy
    Thomas Hiram Hotchkiss
    1864 · New York Historical
  • Torre di Schiavi
    Torre di Schiavi
    Thomas Hiram Hotchkiss
    1865 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Roman Landscape with the Coliseum and the Attic of the Arch of Titus, Italy
    Roman Landscape with the Coliseum and the Attic of the Arch of Titus, Italy
    Thomas Hiram Hotchkiss
    1868 · New York Historical
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