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Denman Ross

American painter and art collector (1853-1935)

Born in Cincinnati. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 1853104 dated paintingsDied 1935

104 works

2 without a public image, listed last

  • Portrait of a Young Boy in Sailor's Clothes
    Portrait of a Young Boy in Sailor's Clothes
    Denman Ross
    c. 1877 · Harvard Art Museums
  • Orizaba, Mexico
    Orizaba, Mexico
    Denman Ross
    1891 · Harvard Art Museums
  • Orizaba, Mexico
    Orizaba, Mexico
    Denman Ross
    1891 · Harvard Art Museums
  • Garden
    Garden
    Denman Ross
    1891 · Harvard Art Museums
  • Garden
    Garden
    Denman Ross
    1891 · Harvard Art Museums
  • Landscape with Two Trees
    Landscape with Two Trees
    Denman Ross
    1891 · Harvard Art Museums
  • Flowers
    Flowers
    Denman Ross
    1891 · Harvard Art Museums
  • Garden with Path
    Garden with Path
    Denman Ross
    1891 · Harvard Art Museums
  • Garden Scene with Trees
    Garden Scene with Trees
    Denman Ross
    1891 · Harvard Art Museums
  • Landscape with Two Figures in a Field
    Landscape with Two Figures in a Field
    Denman Ross
    1891 · Harvard Art Museums
  • Villa Medici, Grotto-Loggia Façade, after Velazquez
    Villa Medici, Grotto-Loggia Façade, after Velazquez
    Denman Ross
    1892 · Harvard Art Museums
  • Scene in Mexico City
    Scene in Mexico City
    Denman Ross
    1893 · Museum of Fine Arts Boston
  • Landscape with Village and Bell Tower
    Landscape with Village and Bell Tower
    Denman Ross
    1894 · Harvard Art Museums
  • York Harbor, Maine
    York Harbor, Maine
    Denman Ross
    1894 · Harvard Art Museums
  • York Harbor, Maine
    York Harbor, Maine
    Denman Ross
    1894 · Harvard Art Museums
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