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Thomas Hicks

American painter (1823–1890)

Born in Newtown.

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A life in paintings

Born 182315 dated paintingsDied 1890

15 works

  • Portrait of Edward Hicks Painting the Peaceable Kingdom
    Portrait of Edward Hicks Painting the Peaceable Kingdom
    Thomas Hicks
    1839 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Calculating
    Calculating
    Thomas Hicks
    1844 · Museum of Fine Arts Boston
  • Margaret Fuller
    Margaret Fuller
    Thomas Hicks
    1848 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Stephen Collins Foster
    Stephen Collins Foster
    Thomas Hicks
    1851–1861 · National Portrait Gallery
  • James A. Van Dyke
    James A. Van Dyke
    Thomas Hicks
    1852 · Princeton Art Museum
  • Elisha Kent Kane
    Elisha Kent Kane
    Thomas Hicks
    1855–1865 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Bayard Taylor
    Bayard Taylor
    Thomas Hicks
    1855 · National Portrait Gallery
  • William H. Seward (1801-1872)
    William H. Seward (1801-1872)
    Thomas Hicks
    1860 · Harvard Art Museums
  • (Small Landscape)
    (Small Landscape)
    Thomas Hicks
    1862 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Edwin Booth
    Edwin Booth
    Thomas Hicks
    1863 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Samuel Jones Tilden
    Samuel Jones Tilden
    Thomas Hicks
    1865–1875 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Samuel Jones Tilden
    Samuel Jones Tilden
    Thomas Hicks
    1865–1875 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Red Jacket (Sagoyewatha)
    Red Jacket (Sagoyewatha)
    Thomas Hicks
    1868 · National Portrait Gallery
  • A Friendly Warning
    A Friendly Warning
    Thomas Hicks
    1881–1890 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Mrs. Thomas Hicks
    Mrs. Thomas Hicks
    Thomas Hicks
    c. 1884 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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