United States · September 3, 1866 – April 26, 1936Wikidata
E. Irving Couse
American artist (1866-1936)
Born in Saginaw. Died in Albuquerque.
A life in paintings
Born 186616 dated paintingsDied 1936
21 works
1 without a public image, listed last
- Indian Camp in the Cascade MountainsE. Irving Couse1899
- The Peace PipeE. Irving Couse1901 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Walpi PuebloE. Irving Couse1903 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
- Lovers (Indian Love Song)E. Irving Cousec. 1905 · Brooklyn Museum
- The Turkey HunterE. Irving Couse1906
- Elk-Foot of the Taos TribeE. Irving Couse1909 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
- The LoversE. Irving Couse1909 · Brigham Young University Museum of Art
- The SculptorE. Irving Couse1914
- Taos Pueblo--MoonlightE. Irving Couse1914 · New Mexico Museum of Art
- Indian Drinking from a LakeE. Irving Cousec. 1920 · Cincinnati Art Museum
- Pueblo FireplaceE. Irving Couse1920s
- The Harvest SongE. Irving Cousec. 1920
- Indian HunterE. Irving Cousec. 1925 · Reading Public Museum
- Autumn MoonE. Irving Couse1927 · El Paso Museum of Art
- The Blanket MenderE. Irving Cousec. 1934 · The Owings Gallery