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Museums page for Frederick Stone Batcheller ((1837 - 1889)), known for Still-life and landscape painting, portrait bust carved marble sculpture, musician. Showing 2 museum collections and exhibitions.
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1837 Providence, Rhode Island - 1889 Providence, Rhode Island. Known for: Still-life and landscape painting, portrait bust carved marble sculpture, musician.
A painter of still lifes, landscape, and portraits, and a sculptor of portrait busts who carved in marble, Frederick Batcheller was from Providence, Rhode Island. He apprenticed with the Tingley... Read full biography
A painter of still lifes, landscape, and portraits, and a sculptor of portrait busts who carved in marble, Frederick Batcheller was from Providence, Rhode Island. He apprenticed with the Tingley Brothers who were marble carvers and began his career with that medium, but from 1855 focused on oil... Read full biography
A painter of still lifes, landscape, and portraits, and a sculptor of portrait busts who carved in marble, Frederick Batcheller was from Providence, Rhode Island. He apprenticed with the Tingley Brothers who were marble carvers and began his career with that medium, but from 1855 focused on oil painting and became especially noted for fruit still life. One of his peers, George Whitaker, called him the "Romantic" because of Batcheller's habit of locking himself in his studio and playing haunting... Read full biography
A painter of still lifes, landscape, and portraits, and a sculptor of portrait busts who carved in marble, Frederick Batcheller was from Providence, Rhode Island. He apprenticed with the Tingley Brothers who were marble carvers and began his career with that medium, but from 1855 focused on oil painting and became especially noted for fruit still life. One of his peers, George Whitaker, called him the "Romantic" because of Batcheller's habit of locking himself in his studio and playing haunting tunes on his violin. Source:. Peter Hastings Falk, Editor, Who Was Who in American Art. Frederick Stone Batcheller is in the following collections in Rhode Island:. Brown University--Gardner House:. (Note: Access restricted, appointment required).... Read full biography
A painter of still lifes, landscape, and portraits, and a sculptor of portrait busts who carved in marble, Frederick Batcheller was from Providence, Rhode Island. He apprenticed with the Tingley Brothers who were marble carvers and began his career with that medium, but from 1855 focused on oil painting and became especially noted for fruit still life. One of his peers, George Whitaker, called him the "Romantic" because of Batcheller's habit of locking himself in his studio and playing haunting tunes on his violin. Source:. Peter Hastings Falk, Editor, Who Was Who in American Art. Frederick Stone Batcheller is in the following collections in Rhode Island:. Brown University--Gardner House:. (Note: Access restricted, appointment required). 1. Oil painting on board [untitled]--Spring landscape, with a man by a dirt road (acc.# HP 00957). Providence... Read full biography
Frederick Stone Batcheller - Artist Info
About Frederick Stone Batcheller: Museums & Collections
Museums & Collections (2)
All MuseumsRISD Museum
224 Benefit Street
20 North Main Street
Providence, RI 02903-2723