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Robert Field

Canadian painter (1769-1819)

Born in London. Died in Kingston.

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A life in paintings

Born 176914 dated paintingsDied 1819

14 works

  • Sharp Delany
    Sharp Delany
    Robert Field
    1799 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Portrait of a Lady
    Portrait of a Lady
    Robert Field
    c. 1800 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • George Washington
    George Washington
    Robert Field
    c. 1800 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Samuel Love, Jr.
    Samuel Love, Jr.
    Robert Field
    1800 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • William Thornton
    William Thornton
    Robert Field
    c. 1800 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Thomas Williams, of Annapolis
    Thomas Williams, of Annapolis
    Robert Field
    c. 1800 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Charles Goldsborough
    Charles Goldsborough
    Robert Field
    1802 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Sarah Louisa Jenkins
    Sarah Louisa Jenkins
    Robert Field
    1804 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Robert Gilmor Sr.
    Robert Gilmor Sr.
    Robert Field
    1804 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Robert Stuart
    Robert Stuart
    Robert Field
    1804 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Alexander Reinagle (1756-1809)
    Alexander Reinagle (1756-1809)
    Robert Field
    1804 · Yale University Art Gallery
  • Andrew Belcher (1761-1841), Kingston, Jamaica
    Andrew Belcher (1761-1841), Kingston, Jamaica
    Robert Field
    1808 · Art Gallery of Nova Scotia
  • Admiral Sir Alexander Inglis Cochrane, 1758 - 1832. Governor of Guadeloupe
    Admiral Sir Alexander Inglis Cochrane, 1758 - 1832. Governor of Guadeloupe
    Robert Field
    1809 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Charles Inglis
    Charles Inglis
    Robert Field
    1810 · National Portrait Gallery
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