United States · January 17, 1814 – April 10, 1872Wikidata
John Mix Stanley
American artist (1814-1872)
Born in Canandaigua. Died in United States.
A life in paintings
Born 181436 dated paintingsDied 1872
37 works
- Portrait of Princess Manaiula TehuiariiJohn Mix Stanley1840s · Honolulu Museum of Art
River in a Mountain LandscapeJohn Mix Stanley1840s- The Williamson FamilyJohn Mix Stanleyc. 1841 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
International Indian Council (Held at Tallequah, Indian Territory, in 1843)John Mix Stanley1843 · Smithsonian American Art Museum- Bin-Tah, The Wounded ManJohn Mix Stanley1843 · Yale University Art Gallery
Ko-rak-koo-kiss, a Towoccono WarriorJohn Mix Stanley1844 · Smithsonian American Art Museum- Buffalo Hunt on the Southwestern PlainsJohn Mix Stanley1845 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
Osage Scalp DanceJohn Mix Stanley1845 · Smithsonian American Art Museum- Black Knife, an Apache WarriorJohn Mix Stanley1846 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
Western LandscapeJohn Mix Stanley1847–1849 · Detroit Institute of Arts- Tin Tin MalikinJohn Mix Stanley1847 · Detroit Institute of Arts
Portrait of Stephen ReynoldsJohn Mix Stanley1848 · Peabody Essex Museum- Hawaiian Girl with DogJohn Mix Stanley1849 · Bishop Museum
KidnappedJohn Mix Stanley1850s · Denver Art Museum- Oregon City on the Willamette RiverJohn Mix Stanley1850s · Amon Carter Museum of American Art