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Samuel Stillman Osgood

American artist (1808-1885)

Born in Boston. Died in California.

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A life in paintings

Born 180812 dated paintingsDied 1885

13 works

  • Epes Sargent (1813-1880)
    Epes Sargent (1813-1880)
    Samuel Stillman Osgood
    c. 1831 · Harvard Art Museums
  • Henry Clay (1777–1852)
    Henry Clay (1777–1852)
    Samuel Stillman Osgood
    1834 · New York Historical
  • Frances S. Osgood (1811–1850)
    Frances S. Osgood (1811–1850)
    Samuel Stillman Osgood
    c. 1835 · New York Historical
  • John Singleton Copley Jr. (1772–1863)
    John Singleton Copley Jr. (1772–1863)
    Samuel Stillman Osgood
    c. 1837 · New York Historical
  • Mrs. George Chapple Norton (Caroline Sheridan, 1808–1877)
    Mrs. George Chapple Norton (Caroline Sheridan, 1808–1877)
    Samuel Stillman Osgood
    1839 · New York Historical
  • Mrs. Benjamin Aymar (1791–1843)
    Mrs. Benjamin Aymar (1791–1843)
    Samuel Stillman Osgood
    c. 1840 · New York Historical
  • Edgar Allan Poe (1809–1849)
    Edgar Allan Poe (1809–1849)
    Samuel Stillman Osgood
    1845 · New York Historical
  • Rodman McCamley Price
    Rodman McCamley Price
    Samuel Stillman Osgood
    1849–1850 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Mrs. James L. Hewitt (Mary Elizabeth Moore, b. 1807)
    Mrs. James L. Hewitt (Mary Elizabeth Moore, b. 1807)
    Samuel Stillman Osgood
    c. 1850 · New York Historical
  • Robert Troup Paine (1829-1851)
    Robert Troup Paine (1829-1851)
    Samuel Stillman Osgood
    c. 1851 · Harvard Art Museums
  • John Augustus Sutter (1803–1880)
    John Augustus Sutter (1803–1880)
    Samuel Stillman Osgood
    c. 1855 · New York Historical
  • Christ in the Praetorium
    Christ in the Praetorium
    Samuel Stillman Osgood
    1868 · New York Historical
  • Alice Cary (1820–1871)
    Alice Cary (1820–1871)
    Samuel Stillman Osgood
    · New York Historical
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