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Clement Drew

American artist (1806-1889)

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A life in paintings

Born 180610 dated paintingsDied 1889

23 works

  • The American brigantine „M Louisa Miller" off the coast of Maine, 1866
    The American brigantine „M Louisa Miller" off the coast of Maine, 1866
    Clement Drew
    1866
  • Fishermen in a Gale on the Grand Banks
    Fishermen in a Gale on the Grand Banks
    Clement Drew
    1878 · Vose Galleries of Boston
  • Morning off Boston Light
    Morning off Boston Light
    Clement Drew
    1879
  • Long Island, Boston Harbor
    Long Island, Boston Harbor
    Clement Drew
    1879
  • Ship off the coast of Newport
    Ship off the coast of Newport
    Clement Drew
    1880
  • Duxbury Beach
    Duxbury Beach
    Clement Drew
    1883
  • Entrance to Gloucester harbor
    Entrance to Gloucester harbor
    Clement Drew
    1884
  • Ship scudding off Cape Horn
    Ship scudding off Cape Horn
    Clement Drew
    1884
  • Schooner Passing Boston Light
    Schooner Passing Boston Light
    Clement Drew
    1884
  • Yachts off Halfway Rock, Marblehead
    Yachts off Halfway Rock, Marblehead
    Clement Drew
    1884
  • A three master in a storm
    A three master in a storm
    Clement Drew
  • Ship passing Minot's Light
    Ship passing Minot's Light
    Clement Drew
  • Ship Superior, Black Ball Line
    Ship Superior, Black Ball Line
    attributed to · Attributed to Clement Drew
    · The Mariners' Museum
  • Ship in stormy seas
    Ship in stormy seas
    Clement Drew
  • Ship in a storm off a lighthouse
    Ship in a storm off a lighthouse
    attributed to · Attributed to Clement Drew
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