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United States · October 28, 1836 – February 2, 1897Wikidata

Homer Dodge Martin

painter (1836-1897)

Born in Albany. Died in Saint Paul.

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A life in paintings

Born 183626 dated paintingsDied 1897

31 works

  • Lake George
    Lake George
    Homer Dodge Martin
    1850s
  • Lambs in a Barn
    Lambs in a Barn
    Homer Dodge Martin
    1856–1897 · New Britain Museum of American Art
  • Study of Arms and Figure - A Sketch
    Study of Arms and Figure - A Sketch
    Homer Dodge Martin
    1856–1897 · New Britain Museum of American Art
  • In the Housatonic Valley
    In the Housatonic Valley
    Homer Dodge Martin
    1857–1859 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Hudson River Landscape
    Hudson River Landscape
    Homer Dodge Martin
    c. 1860–1865 · Minneapolis Institute of Art
  • The Iron Mine, Port Henry, New York
    The Iron Mine, Port Henry, New York
    Homer Dodge Martin
    c. 1862 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Storm King on the Hudson
    Storm King on the Hudson
    Homer Dodge Martin
    1862 · Albany Institute of History & Art
  • Autumn
    Autumn
    Homer Dodge Martin
    1865 · Detroit Institute of Arts
  • Ausable Valley and Mt. Marcy
    Ausable Valley and Mt. Marcy
    Homer Dodge Martin
    1866
  • A North Woods Lake
    A North Woods Lake
    Homer Dodge Martin
    1867 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Upper Ausable Lake
    Upper Ausable Lake
    Homer Dodge Martin
    1868 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Evening on the Thames
    Evening on the Thames
    Homer Dodge Martin
    1870s · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • River Landscape
    River Landscape
    Homer Dodge Martin
    1879 · Princeton Art Museum
  • Normandy Coast
    Normandy Coast
    Homer Dodge Martin
    1880s · Brooklyn Museum
  • The Harbour at Étaples
    The Harbour at Étaples
    Homer Dodge Martin
    1880s
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