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Jacob Eichholtz

American painter (1776-1842)

Born in Lancaster. Died in Lancaster.

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A life in paintings

Born 177643 dated paintingsDied 1842

47 works

2 without a public image, listed last

  • Jacob (?) Leman
    Jacob (?) Leman
    Jacob Eichholtz
    c. 1808 · National Gallery of Art
  • Joseph Leman
    Joseph Leman
    Jacob Eichholtz
    c. 1808 · National Gallery of Art
  • Miss Leman
    Miss Leman
    Jacob Eichholtz
    c. 1808 · National Gallery of Art
  • Mr. Kline
    Mr. Kline
    Jacob Eichholtz
    c. 1808 · National Gallery of Art
  • Master Schaum
    Master Schaum
    Jacob Eichholtz
    1808–1810 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Miss Schaum
    Miss Schaum
    Jacob Eichholtz
    1808–1810 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Mr. Benjamin Schaum
    Mr. Benjamin Schaum
    Jacob Eichholtz
    1808–1810 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Mrs. Benjamin Schaum (Anna Maria Heckensweiler)
    Mrs. Benjamin Schaum (Anna Maria Heckensweiler)
    Jacob Eichholtz
    1808–1810 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Portrait of a Man
    Portrait of a Man
    Jacob Eichholtz
    c. 1809 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Portrait of a Woman
    Portrait of a Woman
    Jacob Eichholtz
    c. 1809 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Andrew Ellicott (1754-1820)
    Andrew Ellicott (1754-1820)
    Jacob Eichholtz
    1809 · New York Historical
  • Mrs. Andrew Ellicott (ca. 1755-1827)
    Mrs. Andrew Ellicott (ca. 1755-1827)
    Jacob Eichholtz
    1809 · New York Historical
  • Self-Portrait
    Self-Portrait
    Jacob Eichholtz
    c. 1810 · Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
  • Sarah Homan
    Sarah Homan
    school of · School of Jacob Eichholtz
    c. 1810–1820 · Reading Public Museum
  • John Peter Homan
    John Peter Homan
    school of · School of Jacob Eichholtz
    c. 1810–1820 · Reading Public Museum
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