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United States · January 3, 1829 – August 12, 1905Wikidata

Robert Spear Dunning

American painter (1829–1905)

Born in Brunswick. Died in Westport.

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A life in paintings

Born 18299 dated paintingsDied 1905

13 works

  • RI Governor Alfred Littlefield.
    RI Governor Alfred Littlefield.
    Robert Spear Dunning
    19th century · Rhode Island State House
  • Still Life with Root Vegetables
    Still Life with Root Vegetables
    Robert Spear Dunning
    1858
  • Still Life
    Still Life
    misattribution · Misattribution Robert Spear Dunning
    1862 · Indianapolis Museum of Art
  • Red Cherries
    Red Cherries
    Robert Spear Dunning
    1866 · National Gallery of Art
  • Still Life of Fruit
    Still Life of Fruit
    Robert Spear Dunning
    1873
  • Still life with roses and cherries
    Still life with roses and cherries
    Robert Spear Dunning
    1875
  • Bass Lake
    Bass Lake
    Robert Spear Dunning
    1876
  • Strawberries
    Strawberries
    Robert Spear Dunning
    1877
  • Still life with orange and plum
    Still life with orange and plum
    Robert Spear Dunning
    1881
  • Peaches and grapes
    Peaches and grapes
    Robert Spear Dunning
    1886
  • Still Life, Wineglass, Two Peaches
    Still Life, Wineglass, Two Peaches
    Robert Spear Dunning
    n.d. · National Gallery of Art
  • Still life with grapes
    Still life with grapes
    Robert Spear Dunning
  • Still-Life with Green and Purple Grapes, a Peach, and a Pear
    Still-Life with Green and Purple Grapes, a Peach, and a Pear
    Robert Spear Dunning
    · Peabody Essex Museum
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