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United States · April 24, 1788 – July 11, 1865Wikidata

Ammi Phillips

American artist (1788-1865)

Born in Colebrook.

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A life in paintings

Born 178845 dated paintingsDied 1865

47 works

  • Cornelius Allerton
    Cornelius Allerton
    Ammi Phillips
    1640–1670 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Portrait of Lois Belding Ketcham
    Portrait of Lois Belding Ketcham
    Ammi Phillips
    19th century · Philadelphia Museum of Art
  • Henrietta Dorr
    Henrietta Dorr
    Ammi Phillips
    c. 1814 · Princeton Art Museum
  • Wilbur Sherman (1776-1856)
    Wilbur Sherman (1776-1856)
    Ammi Phillips
    1815 · Yale University Art Gallery
  • Mrs. Wilbur (Sarah “Sally” Stearns) Sherman (1789-1845) and daughter Sarah (1814-1872)
    Mrs. Wilbur (Sarah “Sally” Stearns) Sherman (1789-1845) and daughter Sarah (1814-1872)
    Ammi Phillips
    1815 · Yale University Art Gallery
  • Caleb Sherman (1736-1822)
    Caleb Sherman (1736-1822)
    Ammi Phillips
    1815 · Yale University Art Gallery
  • Portrait of Harriet Campbell
    Portrait of Harriet Campbell
    Ammi Phillips
    c. 1815 · Clark Art Institute
  • Harriet Leavens (1802-1830)
    Harriet Leavens (1802-1830)
    Ammi Phillips
    c. 1815 · Harvard Art Museums
  • Betsey Beckwith
    Betsey Beckwith
    Ammi Phillips
    1815–1820 · Brooklyn Museum
  • Caleb Sherman (1736-1822)
    Caleb Sherman (1736-1822)
    Ammi Phillips
    1815 · Yale University Art Gallery
  • Alsa Slade
    Alsa Slade
    Ammi Phillips
    1816 · National Gallery of Art
  • Joseph Slade
    Joseph Slade
    Ammi Phillips
    1816 · National Gallery of Art
  • Colonel Nathan Beckwith
    Colonel Nathan Beckwith
    Ammi Phillips
    c. 1817 · Brooklyn Museum
  • Philip Slade
    Philip Slade
    Ammi Phillips
    1818 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Portrait of Mrs. Robinson
    Portrait of Mrs. Robinson
    Ammi Phillips
    c. 1819 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
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