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United States · May 10, 1828 – October 24, 1901Wikidata

James McDougal Hart

American artist (1828-1901)

Born in Kilmarnock. Died in Brooklyn.

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A life in paintings

Born 182824 dated paintingsDied 1901

27 works

  • Cattle along the Waterside
    Cattle along the Waterside
    James McDougal Hart
    19th century
  • Returning from Harvest
    Returning from Harvest
    James McDougal Hart
    19th century
  • Landscape sketch
    Landscape sketch
    James M. Hart
    · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Mountain Range
    Mountain Range
    James McDougal Hart
    1850–1855 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Village Scene near Albany, New York
    Village Scene near Albany, New York
    James McDougal Hart
    1850 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Picnic
    Picnic
    James McDougal Hart
    1850 · New York Historical
  • Godesberg
    Godesberg
    James McDougal Hart
    1852 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Catskill Creek, New York
    Catskill Creek, New York
    James McDougal Hart
    1855 · Buffalo AKG Art Museum
  • Sunday Afternoon, Berkshire County, Mass.
    Sunday Afternoon, Berkshire County, Mass.
    James McDougal Hart
    1857 · Harvard Art Museums
  • Hudson River Landscape
    Hudson River Landscape
    James McDougal Hart
    1858 · Walters Art Museum
  • A Stream in the Adirondacks
    A Stream in the Adirondacks
    James McDougal Hart
    1859 · Walters Art Museum
  • Cattle and Landscape
    Cattle and Landscape
    James McDougal Hart
    1860s · Brooklyn Museum
  • An Afternoon Concert
    An Afternoon Concert
    James McDougal Hart
    c. 1860 · Georgia Museum of Art
  • The Old Homestead
    The Old Homestead
    James McDougal Hart
    1862 · High Museum of Art
  • Aurora
    Aurora
    James McDougal Hart
    1863 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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