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United States · August 2, 1880 – November 23, 1946Wikidata

Arthur Dove

American painter (1880-1946)

Born in Canandaigua. Died in Huntington.

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A life in paintings

Born 188058 dated paintingsDied 1946

59 works

6 without a public image, listed last

  • Bridge at Cagnes
    Bridge at Cagnes
    Arthur Dove
    1908–1909 · Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art
  • Landscape at Lavoir
    Landscape at Lavoir
    Arthur Dove
    c. 1908 · Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art
  • Landscape at Cagnes
    Landscape at Cagnes
    Arthur Dove
    c. 1909 · Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art
  • Movement No. 1
    Movement No. 1
    Arthur Dove
    1911 · Columbus Museum of Art
  • Sails
    Sails
    Arthur Dove
    1911–1912
  • Nature Symbolized
    Nature Symbolized
    Arthur Dove
    1911
  • Movement No. 1
    Movement No. 1
    Arthur Dove
    1911 · Columbus Museum of Art
  • Sails
    Sails
    Arthur Dove
    1912 · United States
  • Sentimental Music
    Sentimental Music
    Arthur Dove
    c. 1913 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Cow
    Cow
    Arthur Dove
    1914 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Moon and Sea No. II
    Moon and Sea No. II
    Arthur Dove
    1923 · Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art
  • Portrait of Ralph Dusenberry
    Portrait of Ralph Dusenberry
    Arthur Dove
    1924 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Mountain and Sky
    Mountain and Sky
    Arthur Dove
    c. 1925 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Long Island
    Long Island
    Arthur Dove
    1925 · Museum of Fine Arts Boston
  • Hand Sewing Machine
    Hand Sewing Machine
    Arthur Dove
    1927 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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