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Ezra Ames

American painter (1768-1836)

Born in Framingham. Died in Albany.

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A life in paintings

Born 176828 dated paintingsDied 1836

29 works

  • Portrait of a Gentleman
    Portrait of a Gentleman
    Ezra Ames
    c. 1785 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Portrait of Alexander Hamilton
    Portrait of Alexander Hamilton
    Ezra Ames
    c. 1800
  • Goldsborough Banyar Sr. (1724–1815)
    Goldsborough Banyar Sr. (1724–1815)
    Ezra Ames
    1802 · New York Historical
  • Simeon de Witt
    Simeon de Witt
    Ezra Ames
    1804 · Zimmerli Art Museum at Rutgers University
  • Mrs. Abraham Van Santvoort of New York
    Mrs. Abraham Van Santvoort of New York
    Ezra Ames
    c. 1805 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • James Rivington Sr. (ca. 1724–1802)
    James Rivington Sr. (ca. 1724–1802)
    Ezra Ames
    1806 · New York Historical
  • Theodore Sedgwick
    Theodore Sedgwick
    Ezra Ames
    1808 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Mrs. Daniel D. Tompkins (Hannah Minthorne, 1781–1829)
    Mrs. Daniel D. Tompkins (Hannah Minthorne, 1781–1829)
    Ezra Ames
    c. 1809 · New York Historical
  • Philip Van Cortlandt
    Philip Van Cortlandt
    Ezra Ames
    c. 1810 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Judge Matthias Burnet Tallmadge  (1774-1819), B.A. 1795
    Judge Matthias Burnet Tallmadge (1774-1819), B.A. 1795
    Ezra Ames
    c. 1810 · Yale University Art Gallery
  • John Scoville
    John Scoville
    Ezra Ames
    c. 1810 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Self-Portrait
    Self-Portrait
    Ezra Ames
    c. 1810 · New York Historical
  • Henry Jones (1790-?)
    Henry Jones (1790-?)
    Ezra Ames
    1810 · New York Historical
  • Joseph Bradley Varnum
    Joseph Bradley Varnum
    Ezra Ames
    1814–1824 · National Portrait Gallery
  • George Clinton (1739–1812)
    George Clinton (1739–1812)
    Ezra Ames
    1814 · New York Historical
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