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Mrs. William Wright and Child by American Daniel Huntington — VisualArtsDB

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Mrs. William Wright and Child

Mrs. William Wright and Child

Mrs. William Wright and Child

American Daniel Huntington

1850

Medium: Graphite, White Chalk Support: Gray Wove Paper
Genre: Figure
Museum: Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

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Sketch of Villeneuve, Lake Geneva

Sketch of Villeneuve, Lake Geneva

American Daniel Huntington, 1840

Sketches of a Woman with a Lute, Study for "Titian Showing the Entombment to Charles V and Clement VII"

Sketches of a Woman with a Lute, Study for "Titian Showing the Entombment to Charles V and Clement VII"

American Daniel Huntington, 1870

Study for "Titian Showing

Study for "Titian Showing

American Daniel Huntington, 1870

Study of Mark Anthony from a Statue

Study of Mark Anthony from a Statue

American Daniel Huntington, 1840

Female Nude

Female Nude

American Daniel Huntington, 1870

Chocorua Pond, New Hampshire

Chocorua Pond, New Hampshire

American Daniel Huntington, 1850

Drapery Study for "A Magdalen"

Drapery Study for "A Magdalen"

American Daniel Huntington, 1850

Study for "Mercy's Dream"

Study for "Mercy's Dream"

American Daniel Huntington, 1850

Sketch for Portrait of a Seated Man

Sketch for Portrait of a Seated Man

American Daniel Huntington, 1880

At Smuggler's Gap, Stowe, Vermont

At Smuggler's Gap, Stowe, Vermont

American Daniel Huntington, 1860

Study for "Martha Washington Reception"

Study for "Martha Washington Reception"

American Daniel Huntington, 1860

Study for "A Magdalen"

Study for "A Magdalen"

American Daniel Huntington, 1850