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United States · September 26, 1862 – October 24, 1928Wikidata

Arthur Bowen Davies

American painter (1862-1928)

Born in Utica. Died in Florence.

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A life in paintings

Born 186234 dated paintingsDied 1928

40 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Landscape: Black Trees II
    Landscape: Black Trees II
    Arthur Bowen Davies
    1862–1928 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Along the Erie Canal
    Along the Erie Canal
    Arthur Bowen Davies
    1890 · The Phillips Collection
  • Flora
    Flora
    Arthur Bowen Davies
    1890s · Barnes Foundation
  • Music in the Fields
    Music in the Fields
    Arthur Bowen Davies
    1890s · Barnes Foundation
  • Rose to Rose
    Rose to Rose
    Arthur Bowen Davies
    c. 1890–1900 · Yale University Art Gallery
  • Every Saturday
    Every Saturday
    Arthur Bowen Davies
    1895–1896 · Brooklyn Museum
  • Visions of Glory
    Visions of Glory
    Arthur Bowen Davies
    1896 · The Phillips Collection
  • Children of Yesteryear
    Children of Yesteryear
    Arthur Bowen Davies
    c. 1897 · Brooklyn Museum
  • Evensong
    Evensong
    Arthur Bowen Davies
    c. 1898 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • A Greater Morning
    A Greater Morning
    Arthur Bowen Davies
    c. 1900–1905 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Silence, Waterfall and Forest
    Silence, Waterfall and Forest
    Arthur Bowen Davies
    20th century · Dayton Art Institute
  • Dancing Children
    Dancing Children
    Arthur Bowen Davies
    c. 1902 · Brooklyn Museum
  • Remembrance
    Remembrance
    Arthur Bowen Davies
    c. 1903 · New Britain Museum of American Art
  • Visions of the Sea
    Visions of the Sea
    Arthur Bowen Davies
    c. 1904 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Pacific Parnassus, Mount Tamalpais
    Pacific Parnassus, Mount Tamalpais
    Arthur Bowen Davies
    c. 1905 · Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
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