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United States · February 29, 1812 – May 6, 1893Wikidata

Louis Lang

American painter (1812-1893)

Born in Bad Waldsee. Died in New York City.

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A life in paintings

Born 181212 dated paintingsDied 1893

13 works

  • Julia Augusta Mead (1845-1847)
    Julia Augusta Mead (1845-1847)
    Louis Lang
    1846–1847 · New York Historical
  • Frederick Mead (1817–1898)
    Frederick Mead (1817–1898)
    Louis Lang
    c. 1847–1848 · New York Historical
  • Mrs. Frederick Mead (Mary Eliza Scribner, 1822–1897)
    Mrs. Frederick Mead (Mary Eliza Scribner, 1822–1897)
    Louis Lang
    c. 1847–1848 · New York Historical
  • The Basket Maker
    The Basket Maker
    Louis Lang
    1853 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Mary, Queen of Scots Dividing Her Jewels
    Mary, Queen of Scots Dividing Her Jewels
    Louis Lang
    1861 · New York Historical
  • Return of the 69th (Irish) Regiment, NYSM, from the Seat of the War, New York
    Return of the 69th (Irish) Regiment, NYSM, from the Seat of the War, New York
    Louis Lang
    1862 · New York Historical
  • Henry Kirke Brown
    Henry Kirke Brown
    Louis Lang
    1863 · National Portrait Gallery
  • St. Mary's in the Highlands, Garrison, New York
    St. Mary's in the Highlands, Garrison, New York
    Louis Lang
    1865
  • Girls with Berries
    Girls with Berries
    Louis Lang
    1867 · Museum of Fine Arts Boston
  • Women's Art Class
    Women's Art Class
    Louis Lang
    c. 1868 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • William Parkin (1854-1943)
    William Parkin (1854-1943)
    Louis Lang
    c. 1870 · New York Historical
  • The Invalid
    The Invalid
    Louis Lang
    c. 1870 · Brooklyn Museum
  • Afternoon in the Garden
    Afternoon in the Garden
    Louis Lang
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