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United States · March 26, 1859 – October 22, 1932Wikidata

Elliott Daingerfield

American artist (1859-1932)

Born in Harpers Ferry. Died in New York City.

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A life in paintings

Born 185923 dated paintingsDied 1932

32 works

  • Shepherdess
    Shepherdess
    Elliott Daingerfield
    1889
  • Bringing Home the New Born Lamb
    Bringing Home the New Born Lamb
    Elliott Daingerfield
    1890 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Madonna and Lamb
    Madonna and Lamb
    Elliott Daingerfield
    1892 · The Johnson Collection
  • Sunset Hour
    Sunset Hour
    Elliott Daingerfield
    1893 · The Johnson Collection
  • Slumbering Fog
    Slumbering Fog
    Elliott Daingerfield
    c. 1900 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Spirit of the Night
    Spirit of the Night
    Elliott Daingerfield
    20th century
  • Tanagra
    Tanagra
    Elliott Daingerfield
    1901 · High Museum of Art
  • Q111271107
    Q111271107
    Elliott Daingerfield
    20th century · North Carolina Museum of Art
  • Grand Canyon, Moonlight
    Grand Canyon, Moonlight
    Elliott Daingerfield
    20th century
  • Drama on the mountain top
    Drama on the mountain top
    Elliott Daingerfield
    1905
  • Midnight Moon
    Midnight Moon
    Elliott Daingerfield
    c. 1906 · Brooklyn Museum
  • Mountain Country
    Mountain Country
    Elliott Daingerfield
    1908 · Reading Public Museum
  • A Fantasy
    A Fantasy
    Elliott Daingerfield
    1912 · Morris Museum of Art
  • The Spirit of the Storm
    The Spirit of the Storm
    Elliott Daingerfield
    c. 1912 · Reynolda House Museum of American Art
  • The Grand Canyon
    The Grand Canyon
    Elliott Daingerfield
    c. 1912 · North Carolina Museum of Art
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