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United States · March 15, 1839 – March 9, 1924Wikidata

Daniel Ridgway Knight

American artist (1839-1924)

Born in Chambersburg. Died in Paris.

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A life in paintings

Born 183917 dated paintingsDied 1924

23 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Picking Flowers
    Picking Flowers
    Daniel Ridgway Knight
    19th century
  • The Water Carriers
    The Water Carriers
    Daniel Ridgway Knight
    19th century
  • The Burning of Chambersburg, Pennsylvania
    The Burning of Chambersburg, Pennsylvania
    Daniel Ridgway Knight
    1867 · Washington County Museum of Fine Arts
  • After lunch, on the banks of the Seine
    After lunch, on the banks of the Seine
    Daniel Ridgway Knight
    1881
  • Three Women in a Landscape
    Three Women in a Landscape
    Daniel Ridgway Knight
    1881
  • Burning Brush
    Burning Brush
    Daniel Ridgway Knight
    1884
  • The Little Gardener
    The Little Gardener
    Daniel Ridgway Knight
    1887
  • Hailing the Ferry
    Hailing the Ferry
    Daniel Ridgway Knight
    1888 · Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
  • The Meeting
    The Meeting
    Daniel Ridgway Knight
    c. 1888 · New Britain Museum of American Art
  • Girl by a Stream, Flanders
    Girl by a Stream, Flanders
    Daniel Ridgway Knight
    c. 1890 · Minneapolis Institute of Art
  • Springtime
    Springtime
    Daniel Ridgway Knight
    c. 1890 · Buffalo AKG Art Museum
  • An idle moment
    An idle moment
    Daniel Ridgway Knight
    c. 1890–1895 · High Museum of Art
  • The Water Carriers
    The Water Carriers
    Daniel Ridgway Knight
    1892 · Detroit Institute of Arts
  • The first grief
    The first grief
    Daniel Ridgway Knight
    1892 · Brigham Young University Museum of Art
  • The Shepherdess of Rolleboise
    The Shepherdess of Rolleboise
    Daniel Ridgway Knight
    1896 · Brooklyn Museum
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