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United States · July 30, 1882 – October 27, 1922Wikidata

Julian Onderdonk

American painter (1882-1922)

Born in San Antonio. Died in San Antonio.

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A life in paintings

Born 188222 dated paintingsDied 1922

28 works

  • Buffalo Hunt
    Buffalo Hunt
    Julian Onderdonk
    1882–1922
  • Springtime
    Springtime
    Julian Onderdonk
    1901 · Dallas Museum of Art
  • Bluebonnets at Late Afternoon
    Bluebonnets at Late Afternoon
    Julian Onderdonk
    20th century
  • Winter on the Farm
    Winter on the Farm
    Julian Onderdonk
    1904–1906 · McLean Museum and Art Gallery
  • Early Morning
    Early Morning
    Julian Onderdonk
    1904
  • October 1905
    October 1905
    Julian Onderdonk
    1905
  • October Afternoon
    October Afternoon
    Julian Onderdonk
    1906 · Dallas Museum of Art
  • Edge of the Woods
    Edge of the Woods
    Julian Onderdonk
    1908
  • Goat Herder at San Antonio Quarry
    Goat Herder at San Antonio Quarry
    Julian Onderdonk
    1909
  • Late Afternoon
    Late Afternoon
    Julian Onderdonk
    1909
  • Sunlight and Shadow
    Sunlight and Shadow
    Julian Onderdonk
    1910 · Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
  • October Sunlight
    October Sunlight
    Julian Onderdonk
    1911 · Dallas Museum of Art
  • Blue Bonnet Field, Early Morning, San Antonio Texas
    Blue Bonnet Field, Early Morning, San Antonio Texas
    Julian Onderdonk
    1914
  • A Hillside of Blue Bonnets- Early Morning, Near San Antonio Texas
    A Hillside of Blue Bonnets- Early Morning, Near San Antonio Texas
    Julian Onderdonk
    1916
  • Untitled (Field of Bluebonnets)
    Untitled (Field of Bluebonnets)
    Julian Onderdonk
    1918 · Dallas Museum of Art
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