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Arthur Quartley

American artist (1839-1886)

Born in Paris. Died in New York City.

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A life in paintings

Born 183910 dated paintingsDied 1886

17 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Indian Rock, Narragansett Bay
    Indian Rock, Narragansett Bay
    Arthur Quartley
    1875
  • Sailing along the shore
    Sailing along the shore
    Arthur Quartley
    1875
  • On Synepuxent Bay, Maryland
    On Synepuxent Bay, Maryland
    Arthur Quartley
    c. 1876 · Brooklyn Museum
  • North River Pierhead
    North River Pierhead
    Arthur Quartley
    1877 · National Academy of Design
  • Morning off Marblehead
    Morning off Marblehead
    Arthur Quartley
    1877
  • Sailboats on the Hudson
    Sailboats on the Hudson
    Arthur Quartley
    1878
  • An April Day, New York
    An April Day, New York
    Arthur Quartley
    1881 · New York Historical
  • Coast of Holland
    Coast of Holland
    Arthur Quartley
    1882
  • New York Harbor from the Battery
    New York Harbor from the Battery
    Arthur Quartley
    c. 1885 · New York Historical
  • Sailboats
    Sailboats
    Arthur Quartley
  • Off Cape Cod
    Off Cape Cod
    Arthur Quartley
  • Fishing Boats Hauling in the Nets
    Fishing Boats Hauling in the Nets
    Arthur Quartley
  • Coming into Harbor, Long Island
    Coming into Harbor, Long Island
    Arthur Quartley
  • On the High Seas
    On the High Seas
    Arthur Quartley
  • A coastal scene with men piloting boats on a turbulent sea and a town in the distance
    A coastal scene with men piloting boats on a turbulent sea and a town in the distance
    attributed to · Attributed to Arthur Quartley
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