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Paul Kane

Irish-Canadian painter (1810-1871)

Born in Mallow. Died in Toronto.

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A life in paintings

Born 18108 dated paintingsDied 1871

13 works

  • Fort Edmonton
    Fort Edmonton
    Paul Kane
    1800s · Royal Ontario Museum
  • A Woman Weaving a Blanket
    A Woman Weaving a Blanket
    Paul Kane
    1800s · Royal Ontario Museum
  • Ojibwa village at Sault Ste. Marie in 1846.
    Ojibwa village at Sault Ste. Marie in 1846.
    Paul Kane
    19th century
  • Freeman Schermerhorn Clench
    Freeman Schermerhorn Clench
    Paul Kane
    c. 1834–1836 · National Gallery of Canada
  • Eliza Clarke Cory Clench
    Eliza Clarke Cory Clench
    attributed to · Attributed to Paul Kane
    c. 1834–1836 · National Gallery of Canada
  • Scene in the Northwest: Portrait of John Henry Lefroy
    Scene in the Northwest: Portrait of John Henry Lefroy
    Paul Kane
    1845 · Art Gallery of Ontario
  • Flathead woman with child
    Flathead woman with child
    Paul Kane
    1848 · Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
  • Assiniboine Hunting Buffalo
    Assiniboine Hunting Buffalo
    Paul Kane
    1851–1856 · National Gallery of Canada
  • Chinook Indians in Front of Mount Hood
    Chinook Indians in Front of Mount Hood
    Paul Kane
    c. 1851–1856 · National Gallery of Canada
  • Scalp Dance by the Chualpays Indians
    Scalp Dance by the Chualpays Indians
    Paul Kane
    c. 1851–1856 · National Gallery of Canada
  • Portrait of Maungwudaus
    Portrait of Maungwudaus
    Paul Kane
    c. 1851 · Tacoma Art Museum
  • Big Snake, Chief of the Blackfoot Indians, Recounting his War Exploits to Five Subordinate Chiefs
    Big Snake, Chief of the Blackfoot Indians, Recounting his War Exploits to Five Subordinate Chiefs
    Paul Kane
    · National Gallery of Canada
  • Indian encampment on Lake Huron
    Indian encampment on Lake Huron
    Paul Kane
    · Art Gallery of Ontario
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