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United States · April 10, 1837 – September 30, 1908Wikidata

Alfred Thompson Bricher

American painter (1837-1908)

Born in Portsmouth. Died in New Dorp.

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A life in paintings

Born 183742 dated paintingsDied 1908

66 works

2 without a public image, listed last

  • At the Shore
    At the Shore
    Alfred Thompson Bricher
    2nd millennium
  • Along the Coast
    Along the Coast
    Alfred Thompson Bricher
    19th century
  • Along the Hudson
    Along the Hudson
    Alfred Thompson Bricher
    19th century
  • Along the Shore
    Along the Shore
    Alfred Thompson Bricher
    19th century
  • Crashing Waves
    Crashing Waves
    Alfred Thompson Bricher
    19th century
  • Grand Summer, Grand Manan
    Grand Summer, Grand Manan
    Alfred Thompson Bricher
    19th century
  • Landscape with Water
    Landscape with Water
    Alfred Thompson Bricher
    19th century
  • On the Coast of Maine
    On the Coast of Maine
    Alfred Thompson Bricher
    19th century
  • Rowboats for Hire
    Rowboats for Hire
    Alfred Thompson Bricher
    19th century
  • Sailing Before a Gale
    Sailing Before a Gale
    Alfred Thompson Bricher
    19th century · Woodmere Art Museum
  • Seascape
    Seascape
    Alfred Thompson Bricher
    19th century
  • Low tide
    Low tide
    Alfred Thompson Bricher
    19th century · National Museum of Fine Arts of Cuba
  • Coastal View
    Coastal View
    Alfred Thompson Bricher
    1857–1908 · New Britain Museum of American Art
  • Great Head and Mt. Desert Island
    Great Head and Mt. Desert Island
    Alfred Thompson Bricher
    1857–1908 · New Britain Museum of American Art
  • New England Landscape
    New England Landscape
    Alfred Thompson Bricher
    1859 · Tucson Museum of Art
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