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1887 · Art Institute of Chicago

Flower Girl in Holland

George HitchcockWikidata

painting by George Hitchcock

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Date
1887Wikidata
Art Institute of Chicago: 1887
Medium
Oil on canvasArt Institute of Chicago
Wikidata: Oil paint on canvas
Dimensions
79.1 × 147.3 cmArt Institute of Chicago
Wikidata: 79.1 × 147.3 cm
Genre
genre artWikidata
Materials
oil paint, canvasWikidata
Inventory no.
1888.169Wikidata
Credit line
Potter Palmer CollectionArt Institute of Chicago

Provenance

Where it has been

  1. 1888 –
    Art Institute of Chicago
    high confidenceWikidata · collection

Exhibition historyArt Institute of Chicago

Chicago, Sixteenth Annual Inter–State Industrial Exposition, Sept. 5–Oct. 20, 1888, cat. 203, as Flower Seller, Holland. Art Institute of Chicago, Exhibition of Paintings in the New Galleries, Apr. 5, 1890, cat. 14. Art Institute of Chicago, Room XIII, Collection of Paintings from Various Sources, Aug. 1890, cat. 2. Art Association of Richmond, IN, Ninth Annual Exhibition of the Art Association of Richmond, Indiana, June 6–20, 1905, cat. 50, as Flower Girl in Holland. Renaissance Society of the University of Chicago, Paintings by Famous Victorian Painters, Nov. 7–Dec. 3, 1938, as Holland Flower Girl. Evanston, IL, Scott Hall, Northwestern University, Mar. 18–Apr. 2, 1954. Springfield, Illinois State Museum, Nineteenth Century American Paintings: A Collection of the Chicago Art Institute, Mar. 5–Apr. 24, 1966, as Flower Girl in Holland; Davenport Municipal Art Gallery, Iowa, May 19–June 5, 1966, Muscatine, Iowa, Laura Musser Art Gallery and Museum, July 24–Oct. 2, 1966, Peoria, Ill., Lakeview Center for the Art and Sciences, Nov. 30–Jan. 8, 1967. Detroit Institute of Arts, The Quest for Unity: American Art Between World’s Fairs 1876–1893, Aug. 22–Oct. 30, 1983, cat. 145, as Flower Girl in Holland. Shanghai Museum, Pathways to Modernism: American Art, 1865–1945, Sept. 28, 2018–Jan. 6, 2019, cat. 26.
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