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Irving Ramsey Wiles

American artist (1861-1948)

Born in Utica. Died in Peconic.

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A life in paintings

Born 186113 dated paintingsDied 1948

17 works

  • The Sonata
    The Sonata
    Irving Ramsey Wiles
    1889 · Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
  • The Pianist
    The Pianist
    Irving Ramsey Wiles
    1889 · Vanderbilt Museum of Art
  • Memories
    Memories
    Irving Ramsey Wiles
    1890–1891
  • Russian Tea
    Russian Tea
    Irving Ramsey Wiles
    c. 1896 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Miss Julia Marlowe
    Miss Julia Marlowe
    Irving Ramsey Wiles
    1901 · National Gallery of Art
  • Mildred Morris (1880–1966)
    Mildred Morris (1880–1966)
    Irving Ramsey Wiles
    c. 1901 · New York Historical
  • The Twins
    The Twins
    Irving Ramsey Wiles
    1907
  • Brown Kimono (Portrait of Kathryn Beta la Forque)
    Brown Kimono (Portrait of Kathryn Beta la Forque)
    Irving Ramsey Wiles
    1908 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Portrait of Walter Launt Palmer
    Portrait of Walter Launt Palmer
    Irving Ramsey Wiles
    1909 · Albany Institute of History & Art
  • My Daughter Gladys
    My Daughter Gladys
    Irving Ramsey Wiles
    c. 1913 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Robert Hendre Kelby (1847-1927)
    Robert Hendre Kelby (1847-1927)
    Irving Ramsey Wiles
    1918 · New York Historical
  • Fifth Avenue, Old Temple Emanu - El
    Fifth Avenue, Old Temple Emanu - El
    Irving Ramsey Wiles
    1918 · New Britain Museum of American Art
  • William Sowden Sims
    William Sowden Sims
    Irving Ramsey Wiles
    1919 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Portrait Of Reynolds Miller
    Portrait Of Reynolds Miller
    Irving Ramsey Wiles
  • The Loiterers
    The Loiterers
    Irving Ramsey Wiles
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