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United States · December 5, 1848 – October 12, 1936Wikidata

Edwin Blashfield

American painter and muralist (1848–1936)

Born in New York City. Died in Cape Cod.

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A life in paintings

Born 184810 dated paintingsDied 1936

10 works

  • The Artist Paints the Church
    The Artist Paints the Church
    Edwin Blashfield
    1870 · Indianapolis Museum of Art
  • Lady in a Satin Gown
    Lady in a Satin Gown
    Edwin Blashfield
    1873 · Museum of Fine Arts Boston
  • Island of Elephantine
    Island of Elephantine
    Edwin Blashfield
    c. 1886 · Brooklyn Museum
  • The Nile, Gray Morning, Gebelain
    The Nile, Gray Morning, Gebelain
    Edwin Blashfield
    1886–1891 · Brooklyn Museum
  • Design for the Washington Centennial Celebration, Souvenir
    Design for the Washington Centennial Celebration, Souvenir
    Edwin Blashfield
    1889 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Terpsichore (recto), and Dancing Female Figure (verso), Mural Studies for Drawing Room Ceiling, Residence of Collis P. Huntington, now Yale University Art Gallery
    Terpsichore (recto), and Dancing Female Figure (verso), Mural Studies for Drawing Room Ceiling, Residence of Collis P. Huntington, now Yale University Art Gallery
    Edwin Howland Blashfield
    c. 1894 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Triumph of the Dance
    Triumph of the Dance
    Edwin Blashfield
    c. 1894 · Yale University Art Gallery
  • The Governor's Grandsons
    The Governor's Grandsons
    Edwin Blashfield
    c. 1894 · Brooklyn Museum
  • Study of Hands
    Study of Hands
    Edwin Howland Blashfield
    1909 · National Gallery of Art
  • Spring Scattering Stars
    Spring Scattering Stars
    Edwin Blashfield
    1927
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