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Thomas Worthington Whittredge
American 1820 -1910
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Born: |
Springfield, Ohio United States
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Died: |
Summit, New Jersey United States
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Active: |
Cincinnati, Ohio Charlestown, West Virginia Rome, Italy New York, New York Western United States
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Addresses: |
Cincinnati, Ohio c. 1840-1849 Indianapolis, Indiana 1842 Europe 1849-1859 New York, New York 1859-1880 Summit, New Jersey 1880-1910
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Studied: |
Cincinnati 1838-1839 London Antwerp Paris 1849 Dusseldorf Academy 1849-1854 Rome 1854-1859
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Instructors: |
Carl Lessing Andreas Achenbach 1849-1854
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Exhibited: |
Art Institute of Chicago Cincinnati Art Academy 1839, 1841 National Academy of Design 1846, 1860-1911 American Art Union 1847 Brooklyn Art Association 1861-1887 Centennial Exhibition 1876 Philadelphia (bronze medal) Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts 1853-1867, 1879, 1904 Paris Exposition 1889 Pan American Exposition 1901 (silver medal) St. Louis Exposition 1904 Corcoran Gallery 1907-1908 St. Louis Exposition 1944
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Examples of Work: |
Amon Carter Museum, Fort Worth, Texas Century Association, New York City Cincinnati Art Museum Corcoran Gallery, Washington, DC Denver Art Museum Joslyn Art Museum, Omaha Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Reynolda House, Winston-Salem, North Carolina
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Specialty: |
Painter Sign Painter Instructor
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Style/School: |
Hudson River School
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Subjects Known For: |
Landscapes Portraits Still Life
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Memberships: |
National Academy of Design ANA 1860; NA 1861; PNAD 1864-76 Century Association 1862 Artists' Fund Society, Philadelphia
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Artist Profile |
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BIOGRAPHY: |
Thomas Worthington Whittredge, an important member of the later Hudson River School, specialized in landscapes, although he also painted some portraits and still lifes. His mature style incorporates both European and Ameri...
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