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United States · June 25, 1811 – August 17, 1893Wikidata

John William Casilear

American artist (1811-1893)

Born in New York City. Died in Saratoga Springs.

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A life in paintings

Born 181120 dated paintingsDied 1893

23 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Lake George
    Lake George
    John William Casilear
    19th century · National Gallery of Art
  • Mount Chocorua, 1867
    Mount Chocorua, 1867
    John William Casilear
    19th century
  • Study of Rocks
    Study of Rocks
    John William Casilear
    · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Study of Rocks
    Study of Rocks
    John William Casilear
    · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Studies of Classical Temple Facades and Seated Female Figure [verso]
    Studies of Classical Temple Facades and Seated Female Figure [verso]
    John William Casilear
    · National Gallery of Art
  • Banknote Studies [recto]
    Banknote Studies [recto]
    John William Casilear
    1840 · National Gallery of Art
  • Study of Rocks
    Study of Rocks
    John William Casilear
    ca. 1850–60 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Landscape
    Landscape
    John William Casilear
    1852 · New York Historical
  • Lake George
    Lake George
    John William Casilear
    1857 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • View on Lake George
    View on Lake George
    John William Casilear
    1857 · National Gallery of Art
  • Above the Falls, Catskill
    Above the Falls, Catskill
    John William Casilear
    1860s
  • Alpine Lake
    Alpine Lake
    John William Casilear
    1860 · High Museum of Art
  • Mountain Lake
    Mountain Lake
    John William Casilear
    1861
  • River Scene, Catskills
    River Scene, Catskills
    John William Casilear
    1861 · New York Historical
  • Moonrise on the Coast
    Moonrise on the Coast
    John William Casilear
    1863
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