Artist: George Eastman ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (40)
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Eastman Johnson, A Day Dream, 1877
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Eastman Johnson, What the Shell Says (What the Sea Says), 1875
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Eastman Johnson, The Brown Family, 1869
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Eastman Johnson, The Eavesdropper, circa 1865
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Eastman Johnson, A Different Sugaring Off, circa 1865
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Eastman Johnson, The Mother, circa 1870
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Eastman Johnson, General Henry Sewall, 1844
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Eastman Johnson, The Pension Claim Agent, 1867
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Seth Eastman at Dighton Rock
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Eastman Johnson, Woman in White Dress, circa 1875
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Alessandro Allori, Italian (Florentine), 1535-1607 Portrait of a Young Man Writing Oil on panel 64.1
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David Lance Goines, Eastman House (silver version), 1972
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David Lance Goines, Eastman House (pink version), 1972
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Chester Harding, American, 1792-1866 Alvan Clark about 1840-45 Oil on panel 68.9 x 55.56 cm
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Alvan Clark, American, 1804-1887 Mrs. Alvan Clark (Maria Pease) about 1840 Oil on panel 50.8
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Jonathan Eastman Johnson, American, 1824-1906 The Little Convalescent about 1873-79 Oil on paperboard 32.38 x
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Finger ring with name of Ay Egyptian New Kingdom, Dynasty 18, Reign of Ay, about
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Jonathan Eastman Johnson, American, 1824-1906 Self Portrait about 1885 Oil on canvas 53.02 x 43.18
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David Johnson, Old Kate"s Bridge, Ulster County, New York, 1872
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Jonathan Eastman Johnson, American, 1824-1906 Measurement and Contemplation early 1860s Oil on paperboard 51.43 x
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Eastman Johnson - Fiddling His Way 1866 oil on canvas Chrysler Museum of Art American
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Eastman Johnson - Boy Fishing 1860's oil on canvas Cleveland Museum of Art American
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Jonathan Eastman JOhnson - The Old Stagecoach 1871 oil on canvas Milwaukee Art Museum American
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Eastman Johnson - In the Fields c. 1878-1880 oil on canvas The Detroit Institute of Art American
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Gilbert Stuart, American, 1755-1828 Mrs. John Williams (Mary Sumner) between 1812 and 1814 Oil on
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Seth Eastman, American, 1808-1875 Fort Defiance II about 1851-52 Watercolor on paper Sheet: 14.9 x
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Artist: Edward Steichen Title: Charlie Chaplin Date: 1925 Medium: gelatin silver print Dimensions: H.9-1/2 x
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Eastman Johnson - Back from the Orchard c. 1876 oil on board Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester American
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Eastman Johnson - The Early Scholar c. 1865-1880 oil on academy board National Gallery of Art American
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Eastman Johnson - Tasting the Sugar c. 1861-1866 oil on canvas Los Angeles County Museum of Art American
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William Joseph Eastman - The Chalice Flower 1929 oil on aluminum leaf Cleveland Museum of Art American
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Seth Eastman, American, 1808-1875 Georgetown, D. C., Two men and a Boat August 6, 1850
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William Joseph Eastman - The Studio Table 1926 oil on canvas Cleveland Museum of Art American
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Eastman Johnson - The Brown Family 1869 oil on paper mounted National Gallery of Art American
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Eastman Johnson - The Hatch Family 1870-71 oil on canvas The Metropolitan Museum of Art American
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Eastman Johnson - Samuel W. Rowse c. 1881 oil on board Cleveland Museum of Art American
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Eastman Johnson - Genio C. Scott 1859 oil on canvas Cleveland Museum of Art American
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Eastman johnson - Life in the South c. 1870 oil on canvas High Museum of Art American
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Johnson, Eastman Portrait of Langhamer 1849 Crayon and charcoal on light brown paper Sheet: 60.0
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Eastman Johnson, American, 1824-1906 Portrait of Johannes Bosboom 1855 Charcoal on tan paper Sheet: 51.6

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (30)
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George Eastman House: The Eventful Camera
The Eventful Camera will display the first commercially sold camera in the United States, a daguerreotype camera purchased by Samuel Bemis in 1840, along with several daguerreotypes he made with ...
George Eastman House: Nathan Lyons: A Survey, 1957-2000
Subtle and formally understated, Lyons's work is easily accessible to the general visitor, explains Hock. His dry sense of humor and insightful observations of our culture provide an entertaining and engaging experience. A complementary di...
Frye Art Museum: Edward Steichen: Vanity Fair Portraits
In the Hollywood portraits, Steichen infused his imagery with theatrical lighting and progressive ideals of design drawn from major art movements of the day, such as the streamlined forms of art deco and the elemental ...
Thorne-Sagendorph Art Gallery: Digital Frontiers: Photography's Future at Nash Editions
Nash Editions was founded in 1991 by musician Graham Nash of Crosby, Stills & Nash, who is also a photographer, and Mac Holbert, a fellow pioneer in the digital print realm. Based in Manhattan Beach, Calif....
Brooklyn Museum of Art: Eastman Johnson: Painting America
Organization: This exhibition was organized by Teresa A. Carbone, Associate Curator of American Painting and Sculpture at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, and Patricia Hills, noted Johnson scholar and faculty member of Boston University's Art Hi...
Columbus Museum of Art: The Art of Humane Propaganda
This exhibition brings together 44 vintage prints, on loan from the Ohio State University, together with earlier examples by American social documentary photographer Lewis Hine. Hines work, on loan from ...
Addison Gallery of American Art: Inside and Out: Scenes of American Life from the Addison Collection
These genre works, ranging from formal family portraits, to informal scenes of workers in the landscape, to popular prints produced for publications and mass distribution, represent artists such as Eastman Johnson, Winslow Homer, Enoch W...
Robert Mann Gallery: Joe Deal: The Fault Zone and Other Work 1976-1986
They created a map of American culture by making documentary photographs that were, as curator William Jenkins explains, "anthropological rather than critical, scientific rather than artistic." The relevance of the New Topographics artists has onl...
Frye Art Museum: Pioneer Women Photographers: Myra Albert Wiggins, Adelaide Hanscom Leeson, Imogen Cunningham, and Ella E. McBride
Myra Albert Wiggins is perhaps the earliest internationally known artist from the Northwest. She studied painting under some of the finest American artists of the day including John H.Twachtman (1853-1902) and William Merrit Chase (1849-1916), wh...
George Eastman House: Weegee's World: Life, Death, and the Human Drama
Weegee didn't invent 1930's tabloid news photography; he perfected it. The bold, graphic approach of his newspaper work was most often executed at night, his large camera flash freezing an event in dramatic and revealing light. Weegee observed of...
Presentation House Gallery: The Altered Landscape: Photographs from the Nevada Museum
The exhibition of 37 artists includes: Robert Adams, considered to be one of the most important photographers working today, who has been documenting the environmental destruction of the American West in the late 20th century. Richard Misrach and ...
Alliance Francaise, Toronto: An Hour of Wolf - Nightmare Trilogy: Works by Elizabeth Seigfried
In the catalogue for the 1998 George Eastman House exhibition Telling Stories, Therese Mulligan, curator, discusses the photographic narrative. She writes, In recent decades, much attention has been given to the study of narratives and how they di...
Verlaine: Ellas: Paintings and Works on Paper by Oudi Arroni
Over thirty years ago Oudi arrived to New York City with full determination. After studying photography and film at NYU, Oudi opened his first studio in the Bowery in 1979. Ten years later he was a highly successful editorial and advertising ...
CONTACT 2000: North America s Largest Photography Festival
The goal of CONTACT is to celebrate and introduce the general public to the diversity of photography while also presenting new directions. Exhibit venues include commercial and public galleries, museums, artist-run centres, community spaces, res...
Rose Korber at The Bay Hotel: 11th Art Salon at the Bay - New Directions
Included will be familiar names such as Willie Bester, Sam Nhlengethwa, Walter Oltman, Nina Romm, Jenny Stadler, Francine Scialom Greenblatt, Penny Stutterheim, Robert Slingsby, John Kramer, Paul Blomkamp, Louis Jansen van Vuuren and Walter Meyer....
Los Angeles County Museum of Art: Winslow Homer and the Critics: Forging a National Art in th 1870s
One of the most visible artists in New York City, Homer exhibited frequently at national and international venues including the National Academy of Design and the American Society of Painters in Water Color, and at prestigious private cl...
National Gallery of Art: THE GOLDEN AGE OF CHINESE ARCHAEOLOGY: CELEBRATED DISCOVERIES FROM THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA
The exhibition is sponsored by Eastman Kodak Company. After its showing at the National Gallery, the exhibition will be on view at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, 1...
Laurence Miller Gallery: Burk Uzzle: Riptide: America on the Flipside
The exhibition will also include several new works in color, in which the artist photographs heaps of shredded papers from the offices of professionals, like a dentist and an accountant, and from the studio of an erotic artist. Evocative of Jackso...
Bay Hotel: 14th Annual ART SALON AT THE BAY
Since its inception in 1992, the Art Salon has been a major enterprise, bringing together, under one roof, a large showcase of quality artworks, in various styles and media. This year's Salon sees a subtle shift towards more cutting-edge work, wh...
Coffey Gallery: Lauren Piperno: Living History - American Pop Culture and the Performer
As the colonialists fought for their independence, the creation of the American Constitution in 1787 was derived from many earlier sources of democracy.   One in particular was the working example of the Iroquois League, with their unwritten con...
Art Gallery of New South Wales: World Without End - Photography and the 20th Century
World Without End brings together some 200 works of acclaimed ...
Studio Thomas Kellner: photographers:network - Selection 2005
The exhibition shows work by artists that are at the same time on a similar path like Thomas Kellner. He gives us the opportunity to see images of his colleagues, whom he meets at festivals and other events somewhere in the world. The photograp...
Madison Museum of Contemporary Art: Concrete Abstraction: Aaron Siskind Photographs
Aaron Siskind dedicated a series of his mature photographs to Franz Kline, one of the New York painters with whom he was friends. For his part, Siskind's legacy lay in using straight photography to create co...
Buddy Holly Center Fine Art Gallery: Call for Artists: Illuminance
Juror: Keith Carter is an internationally recognized photographer and educator. Born in Madison, Wisconsin in 1948, he holds the endowed Walles Chair of Art at Lamar University Beaumont, Texas. He is the recipient of two National Endowment for...
Corcoran Gallery of Art: Picturing the Banjo
"For more than two centuries, the banjo has played an integral role in American history and culture and has inspired an eclectic array of artists," said Sarah Cash, the Corcoran's Bechhoefer Curator of American Art. "A highlight of the Corcoran...
Kiang Gallery: Edward West: Casting Shadows
As the exhibition's title suggests, shadow is used within the images as a metaphor for the shifting visibility of the black population during this period of political and cultural change. Shot with high-speed film and digitally printed on drawing ...
New Mexico Photography Field School: 2000 Photography Workshops Filling Quickly
Begun in 1990, the New Mexico Photography Field School is directed by nationally-known fine art photographer Craig Varjabedian. His widely collected and exhibited photographs are known for their tonal delicacy and visual isolation of natural and ...
San Jose Museum of Art: Michiko Kon: Still Lifes
Often compared to Edward Weston's still life photographs and Arcimboldo's fruit figure paintings, Kon's work creates a de...
Center for Creative Photography: TWO LORIE NOVAK EXHIBITIONS: Survey of Lorie Novaks color prints and Collected Visions multi-media installation
Novak has long explored the nature of the snapshot and has created innovative and engaging ways to look at family photographs as representations of both personal and collective memory. Lorie Novak: Photographs, 1983-2000, organized by the Ce...
Kiang Gallery: Casting Shadows: Photographs by Edward West
As the exhibition's title suggests, shadow is used within the images as a metaphor for the shifting visibility of the black population during this period of political and cultural change. Shot with high-speed film and digitally printed on drawing ...

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