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William Keith

Scottish-American painter (1838-1911)

Born in Oldmeldrum. Died in Berkeley.

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A life in paintings

Born 183810 dated paintingsDied 1911

13 works

  • Sentinel Rock, Yosemite
    Sentinel Rock, Yosemite
    William Keith
    1872 · Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art
  • Yosemite Valley
    Yosemite Valley
    William Keith
    1875 · Los Angeles County Museum of Art
  • California Pines
    California Pines
    William Keith
    1878 · Los Angeles County Museum of Art
  • Yosemite Falls, from Glacier Point
    Yosemite Falls, from Glacier Point
    William Keith
    1879 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Sierra Storm
    Sierra Storm
    William Keith
    1880 · Birmingham Museum of Art
  • Approaching Storm
    Approaching Storm
    William Keith
    1880 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • The Glory of the Heavens
    The Glory of the Heavens
    William Keith
    1891 · Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
  • Hetch Hetchy Side Canyon II
    Hetch Hetchy Side Canyon II
    William Keith
    c. 1908 · Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
  • California Ranch
    California Ranch
    William Keith
    1908 · Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
  • Hetch Hetchy Side Canyon, I
    Hetch Hetchy Side Canyon, I
    William Keith
    c. 1908 · Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
  • California Landscape
    California Landscape
    William Keith
    · Museum of Fine Arts Boston
  • Landscape (Midsummer)
    Landscape (Midsummer)
    William Keith
    · Indianapolis Museum of Art
  • Children at the Well
    Children at the Well
    William Keith
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