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United States · November 11, 1831 – February 8, 1913Wikidata

John George Brown

American-English painter (1831-1913)

Born in Durham. Died in New York City.

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A life in paintings

Born 183185 dated paintingsDied 1913

99 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • A Longshoreman
    A Longshoreman
    John George Brown
    19th century
  • Sleeping Angel
    Sleeping Angel
    John George Brown
    1859
  • Fingers Before Forks
    Fingers Before Forks
    John George Brown
    c. 1860–1864
  • The Bouquet
    The Bouquet
    John George Brown
    1860
  • Curling;—a Scottish Game, at Central Park
    Curling;—a Scottish Game, at Central Park
    John George Brown
    1862 · Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
  • Crossing the Stream
    Crossing the Stream
    John George Brown
    1864
  • The Bully of the Neighbourhood
    The Bully of the Neighbourhood
    John George Brown
    1866 · Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum
  • On the Hudson
    On the Hudson
    John George Brown
    1867 · Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
  • The reluctant bride
    The reluctant bride
    John George Brown
    1869
  • The Music Lesson
    The Music Lesson
    John George Brown
    1870 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Fishing, Fort Lee, New Jersey
    Fishing, Fort Lee, New Jersey
    John George Brown
    c. 1870
  • Winter Games
    Winter Games
    John George Brown
    1871
  • Waiting for her suitor
    Waiting for her suitor
    John George Brown
    1871
  • Can I Shovel Off the Snow?
    Can I Shovel Off the Snow?
    John George Brown
    1871
  • Picnic Party in the Woods
    Picnic Party in the Woods
    John George Brown
    1872 · Terra Foundation for American Art
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