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James Bard

American marine artist (1815-1897)

Born in New York City. Died in White Plains.

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A life in paintings

Born 181541 dated paintingsDied 1897

43 works

  • Indiana
    Indiana
    James Bard
    1840 · The Mariners' Museum
  • C. Vanderbilt
    C. Vanderbilt
    James Bard
    1847 · Shelburne Museum
  • Alida, Hudson River steamer
    Alida, Hudson River steamer
    James Bard
    1848
  • Almendares
    Almendares
    James Bard
    1848
  • Steamer "St. Lawrence"
    Steamer "St. Lawrence"
    James Bard
    1850 · National Gallery of Art
  • The Steamboat Jenny Lind
    The Steamboat Jenny Lind
    James Bard
    1850 · New York Historical
  • Steamboat "Reindeer"
    Steamboat "Reindeer"
    James Bard
    1850 · New York Historical
  • Steamboat "El Dorado"
    Steamboat "El Dorado"
    James Bard
    1851 · New York Historical
  • America
    America
    James Bard
    1851
  • The Thomas Hunt and the America
    The Thomas Hunt and the America
    James Bard
    1852 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Niagara, Hudson River steamboat built 1845.
    Niagara, Hudson River steamboat built 1845.
    James Bard
    1852
  • America, a Hudson River towboat
    America, a Hudson River towboat
    James Bard
    1852 · Albany Institute of History & Art
  • America, sidewheel steamboat, built 1853
    America, sidewheel steamboat, built 1853
    James Bard
    1853
  • Austin, steamboat
    Austin, steamboat
    James Bard
    1853
  • Black Warrior at sea
    Black Warrior at sea
    James Bard
    1853
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