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Kingdom of Prussia · January 7, 1830 – February 18, 1902Wikidata

Albert Bierstadt

American painter (1830–1902)

Born in Solingen. Died in New York City.

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A life in paintings

Born 1830292 dated paintingsDied 1902

483 works

5 without a public image, listed last

  • Sunrise on the Matterhorn
    Sunrise on the Matterhorn
    Albert Bierstadt
    19th century · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Niagara Falls from Below
    Niagara Falls from Below
    Albert Bierstadt
    19th century
  • Home of the Rainbow, Horseshoe Falls, Niagara
    Home of the Rainbow, Horseshoe Falls, Niagara
    Albert Bierstadt
    19th century
  • Sierra Nevada
    Sierra Nevada
    Albert Bierstadt
    19th century · Reynolda House Museum of American Art
  • Study of a Tree
    Study of a Tree
    Albert Bierstadt
    19th century–1864 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Study for "The Last of the Buffalo"
    Study for "The Last of the Buffalo"
    Albert Bierstadt
    19th century–1880s · Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
  • Irvington Woods
    Irvington Woods
    Albert Bierstadt
    19th century
  • Lower Yosemite Valley
    Lower Yosemite Valley
    Albert Bierstadt
    19th century
  • Moose in a Forest Glen
    Moose in a Forest Glen
    Albert Bierstadt
    19th century
  • The Ambush
    The Ambush
    Albert Bierstadt
    19th century
  • A River Estuary
    A River Estuary
    Albert Bierstadt
    19th century
  • By a Mountain Lake
    By a Mountain Lake
    Albert Bierstadt
    19th century
  • Canoes
    Canoes
    Albert Bierstadt
    19th century
  • Fishing from a Canoe
    Fishing from a Canoe
    Albert Bierstadt
    19th century
  • Old Faithful
    Old Faithful
    Albert Bierstadt
    19th century
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