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John F. Peto

American artist (1854-1907)

Born in Philadelphia. Died in New York City.

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A life in paintings

Born 185433 dated paintingsDied 1907

38 works

  • Still Life with Oranges and Goblet of Wine
    Still Life with Oranges and Goblet of Wine
    John F. Peto
    19th century · National Gallery of Art
  • Afternoon Sailing
    Afternoon Sailing
    John F. Peto
    c. 1880 · Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum
  • Books, Mug, Pipe and Violin
    Books, Mug, Pipe and Violin
    John F. Peto
    c. 1880 · Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum
  • Mug, Book, Smoking Materials and Crackers
    Mug, Book, Smoking Materials and Crackers
    John F. Peto
    c. 1880 · Dayton Art Institute
  • Door with Lanterns
    Door with Lanterns
    John F. Peto
    c. 1880 · Brooklyn Museum
  • Old Souvenirs
    Old Souvenirs
    John F. Peto
    c. 1881 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Rack Picture for William Malcolm Bunn
    Rack Picture for William Malcolm Bunn
    John F. Peto
    1882 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Office Board
    Office Board
    John F. Peto
    1885 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • The Poor Man's Store
    The Poor Man's Store
    John F. Peto
    1885 · Museum of Fine Arts Boston
  • The Old Cremona
    The Old Cremona
    John F. Peto
    c. 1887 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Books and Ink Bottle
    Books and Ink Bottle
    John F. Peto
    1889 · New Britain Museum of American Art
  • The Blue Envelope
    The Blue Envelope
    John F. Peto
    c. 1890 · National Gallery of Art
  • Breakfast
    Breakfast
    John F. Peto
    c. 1890 · National Gallery of Art
  • An English Breakfast
    An English Breakfast
    John F. Peto
    c. 1890 · National Gallery of Art
  • The Old Kettle
    The Old Kettle
    John F. Peto
    c. 1890 · National Gallery of Art
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