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United States · December 28, 1840 – August 14, 1895Wikidata

Thomas Hovenden

American painter (1840-1895)

Born in Dunmanway. Died in Plymouth Meeting.

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A life in paintings

Born 184010 dated paintingsDied 1895

11 works

  • Study of a Man with Grindstone
    Study of a Man with Grindstone
    Thomas Hovenden
    19th century · Birmingham Museum of Art
  • Standing Woman with Man in Outline
    Standing Woman with Man in Outline
    Thomas Hovenden
    1840–1895 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Sketch of Arm and Sketch of Two Hands
    Sketch of Arm and Sketch of Two Hands
    Thomas Hovenden
    1840–1895 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Still Life with Fan and Roses
    Still Life with Fan and Roses
    Thomas Hovenden
    1874 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Self-Portrait of the Artist in His Studio
    Self-Portrait of the Artist in His Studio
    Thomas Hovenden
    1875 · Yale University Art Gallery
  • The Last Moments of John Brown
    The Last Moments of John Brown
    Thomas Hovenden
    1882–1884 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Chloe and Sam
    Chloe and Sam
    Thomas Hovenden
    1882 · Amon Carter Museum of American Art
  • The Last Moments of John Brown
    The Last Moments of John Brown
    Thomas Hovenden
    c. 1884 · Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
  • Breaking Home Ties
    Breaking Home Ties
    Thomas Hovenden
    1890 · Philadelphia Museum of Art
  • Portrait of Frank Hamilton Cushing
    Portrait of Frank Hamilton Cushing
    Thomas Hovenden
    1890 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Jerusalem the Golden
    Jerusalem the Golden
    Thomas Hovenden
    1892–1894 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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