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[Public Gathering] by James Wallace Black — VisualArtsDB

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James Wallace Black

1850–1899

Dimensions: 22.3 Centimeters (Measurements) × 27.6 Centimeters (Measurements) × 22.3 Centimeters (Measurements) × 28.9 Centimeters (Measurements)
Genre: Artwork
Museum: J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, CA, US

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Object Record Structure: Whole

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Old Fort

Old Fort

James Wallace Black, 1859

The Hinkley and Williams Works

The Hinkley and Williams Works

James Wallace Black, 1864

Head of the White Mountain Notch, Crawford House

Head of the White Mountain Notch, Crawford House

James Wallace Black, 1854

Four Generations

Four Generations

James Wallace Black, 1858

[Edward Everett Hale and Son]

[Edward Everett Hale and Son]

James Wallace Black, 1863

Conway Valley, Horse Shoe, and Mote Mountain, from Artist's Clearing, Peaked Mountain

Conway Valley, Horse Shoe, and Mote Mountain, from Artist's Clearing, Peaked Mountain

James Wallace Black, 1854

Untitled (notch in the White Mountains)

Untitled (notch in the White Mountains)

James Wallace Black, 1854

Federal St. East Side

Federal St. East Side

James Wallace Black, 1872

[Washington Street, Boston]

[Washington Street, Boston]

James Wallace Black, 1855

Eliza "Didy" Ridgely and Possibly Charlotte Gittings

Eliza "Didy" Ridgely and Possibly Charlotte Gittings

James Wallace Black, 1864

Untitled (view of forest and mountains)

Untitled (view of forest and mountains)

James Wallace Black, 1854

Untitled (view of the White Mountains)

Untitled (view of the White Mountains)

James Wallace Black, 1854