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Edward Hicks

American artist (1780-1849)

Born in Langhorne. Died in Newtown.

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A life in paintings

Born 178025 dated paintingsDied 1849

29 works

  • The Peaceable Kingdom
    The Peaceable Kingdom
    Edward Hicks
    1820
  • The Falls of Niagara
    The Falls of Niagara
    Edward Hicks
    c. 1825 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • The Peaceable Kingdom of the Branch
    The Peaceable Kingdom of the Branch
    Edward Hicks
    1825–1830 · Yale University Art Gallery
  • The Peaceable Kingdom
    The Peaceable Kingdom
    Edward Hicks
    1826 · Philadelphia Museum of Art
  • Peaceable Kingdom
    Peaceable Kingdom
    Edward Hicks
    c. 1826 · Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
  • Peaceable Kingdom of the Branch
    Peaceable Kingdom of the Branch
    Edward Hicks
    1826–1830 · Reynolda House Museum of American Art
  • The Peaceable Kingdom
    The Peaceable Kingdom
    Edward Hicks
    1829–1830 · Yale University Art Gallery
  • The Peaceable Kingdom
    The Peaceable Kingdom
    Edward Hicks
    1829–1831 · American Folk Art Museum
  • The Peaceable Kingdom
    The Peaceable Kingdom
    Edward Hicks
    1830–1840 · Brooklyn Museum
  • Peaceable Kingdom
    Peaceable Kingdom
    Edward Hicks
    c. 1830 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Penn's Treaty with the Indians
    Penn's Treaty with the Indians
    Edward Hicks
    1830s · Philadelphia Museum of Art
  • Penn's Treaty with the Indians
    Penn's Treaty with the Indians
    Edward Hicks
    c. 1830 · Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
  • The Peaceable Kingdom (WAM)
    The Peaceable Kingdom (WAM)
    Edward Hicks
    1833 · Worcester Art Museum
  • Peaceable Kingdom
    Peaceable Kingdom
    Edward Hicks
    c. 1834 · National Gallery of Art
  • The Landing of Columbus
    The Landing of Columbus
    Edward Hicks
    c. 1837 · National Gallery of Art
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