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Anson Dickinson

American artist (1779-1852)

Born in Milton Center Historic District. Died in Milton Center Historic District.

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A life in paintings

Born 177916 dated paintingsDied 1852

16 works

  • J. W. Gale
    J. W. Gale
    Anson Dickinson
    c. 1807 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • William Burrows
    William Burrows
    Anson Dickinson
    c. 1807 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Robert Broome
    Robert Broome
    Anson Dickinson
    c. 1810 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Portrait of Eliza Coobham
    Portrait of Eliza Coobham
    Anson Dickinson
    1811 · Rhode Island School of Design Museum
  • Francis Bloodgood
    Francis Bloodgood
    Anson Dickinson
    1811 · Rhode Island School of Design Museum
  • Portrait of a Gentleman
    Portrait of a Gentleman
    Anson Dickinson
    c. 1814 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Mrs. George Washington Rodgers (Ann Perry)
    Mrs. George Washington Rodgers (Ann Perry)
    Anson Dickinson
    c. 1815 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • A Young Lady
    A Young Lady
    Anson Dickinson
    c. 1815 · Harvard Art Museums
  • Dr. Valentine Mott
    Dr. Valentine Mott
    Anson Dickinson
    c. 1820 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Julius White
    Julius White
    Anson Dickinson
    c. 1820 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Mrs. George Burroughs (Mary Fullerton)
    Mrs. George Burroughs (Mary Fullerton)
    Anson Dickinson
    1825–1830 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Edward Livingston
    Edward Livingston
    Anson Dickinson
    c. 1827 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Charles Francis Adams
    Charles Francis Adams
    Anson Dickinson
    1827 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • John Gadsby, Jr.
    John Gadsby, Jr.
    Anson Dickinson
    c. 1829 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • John Henry Adam
    John Henry Adam
    Anson Dickinson
    1835 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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