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United States · August 11, 1808 – November 28, 1889Wikidata
John Gadsby Chapman
American painter, printmaker, and illustrator (1808–1889)
Born in Alexandria. Died in Brooklyn.
A life in paintings
Born 180815 dated paintingsDied 1889
17 works
- RembrandtJohn Gadsby Chapman1830 · New York Historical
- Triumph of Stoffel Brinkerhoff, on His Return from His Conquests in the EastJohn Gadsby Chapman1835 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
- Pocahontas Saving the Life of Captain John SmithJohn Gadsby Chapmanc. 1836–1840 · New York Historical
- Baptism of Pocahontas, Rotunda, U.S. CapitolJohn Gadsby Chapman1840 · United States Capitol Historical Society
- Pietro Aretino, the Satirist (1492–1556)John Gadsby Chapman1840s · New York Historical
- George Washington (1732–1799)John Gadsby Chapman1841 · New York Historical
- Pines of the Villa BarberiniJohn Gadsby Chapman1856 · Museum of Fine Arts Boston
- The Roman CampagnaJohn Gadsby Chapman1864 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Entrance to Fort Sumter.jpgConrad Wise Chapman and John Gadsby Chapman1864 · American Civil War Museum
- Harvesting on the Roman CampagnaJohn Gadsby Chapman1867 · Museum of Fine Arts Boston
- Harvesters on the Roman CampagnaJohn Gadsby Chapman1867 · Yale University Art Gallery
- Harvest on the Roman CampagnaJohn Gadsby Chapman1868 · Cleveland Museum of Art
- SabineJohn Gadsby Chapman1869 · Palmer Museum of Art
- Woman and Donkey by a Roadside ShrineJohn Gadsby Chapman1870 · Birmingham Museum of Art
- The Bay of NaplesJohn Gadsby Chapman1870 · The Johnson Collection