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United States · March 31, 1855 – December 21, 1919Wikidata

Gilbert Gaul

American painter (1855-1919)

Born in Jersey City. Died in Ridgefield Park.

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A life in paintings

Born 185515 dated paintingsDied 1919

22 works

  • Holding the Line at All Hazards
    Holding the Line at All Hazards
    Gilbert Gaul
    1882 · Birmingham Museum of Art
  • Glorious Fighting
    Glorious Fighting
    Gilbert Gaul
    1885 · Birmingham Museum of Art
  • The Captain, by Gilbert Gaul
    The Captain, by Gilbert Gaul
    Gilbert Gaul
    c. 1890 · Peabody Essex Museum
  • Picking Cotton
    Picking Cotton
    Gilbert Gaul
    c. 1890 · National Gallery of Art
  • Nearing the End
    Nearing the End
    Gilbert Gaul
    1905 · Birmingham Museum of Art
  • John George Brown
    John George Brown
    Gilbert Gaul
    1907 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Leaving Home
    Leaving Home
    Gilbert Gaul
    1907 · Birmingham Museum of Art
  • The Forager
    The Forager
    Gilbert Gaul
    1907 · Baltimore Museum of Art
  • Tidings from the Front (The Letter)
    Tidings from the Front (The Letter)
    Gilbert Gaul
    1907 · Birmingham Museum of Art
  • Between the Lines
    Between the Lines
    Gilbert Gaul
    1908 · Birmingham Museum of Art
  • Return Home
    Return Home
    Gilbert Gaul
    1909 · Birmingham Museum of Art
  • Taps
    Taps
    Gilbert Gaul
    1909 · Birmingham Museum of Art
  • To the End
    To the End
    Gilbert Gaul
    1909 · Birmingham Museum of Art
  • The Picket
    The Picket
    Gilbert Gaul
    1911 · Birmingham Museum of Art
  • Caney Fork Cabin
    Caney Fork Cabin
    Gilbert Gaul
    c. 1913–1914 · Vanderbilt Museum of Art
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