New York, Pennsylvania / Latvia. 1879 - 1969
Portrait, figure and still life painting
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1826 Wayland, Massachusetts - 1881 Chelsea, Massachusetts. Known for: Sailing ship-coastal, structures.
Born outside Boston, Massachusetts, George Curtis remained in Boston from 1843-60 designing scenery for plays at the Boston Museum. In 1857 he and Minard Lewis designed scenery for a Boston... Read full biography
Born outside Boston, Massachusetts, George Curtis remained in Boston from 1843-60 designing scenery for plays at the Boston Museum. In 1857 he and Minard Lewis designed scenery for a Boston production of a play based on Kane's voyages in the Arctic, he also did the scenery for "The Drunkard". He... Read full biography
Born outside Boston, Massachusetts, George Curtis remained in Boston from 1843-60 designing scenery for plays at the Boston Museum. In 1857 he and Minard Lewis designed scenery for a Boston production of a play based on Kane's voyages in the Arctic, he also did the scenery for "The Drunkard". He traveled around the Northeast, Midwest (St. Louis, late 1830s), and to Europe. He began building his reputation in the 1860s as a luminist marine painter, often of Arctic subjects. He exhibited in... Read full biography
Born outside Boston, Massachusetts, George Curtis remained in Boston from 1843-60 designing scenery for plays at the Boston Museum. In 1857 he and Minard Lewis designed scenery for a Boston production of a play based on Kane's voyages in the Arctic, he also did the scenery for "The Drunkard". He traveled around the Northeast, Midwest (St. Louis, late 1830s), and to Europe. He began building his reputation in the 1860s as a luminist marine painter, often of Arctic subjects. He exhibited in Boston, whose harbors, shore lines and wharves were his inspiration. Influenced by other luminists such as Fitz Hugh Lane, he showed the transitional effects of light and atmosphere. In the latter part of his career, his interest shifted to the New York... Read full biography
Born outside Boston, Massachusetts, George Curtis remained in Boston from 1843-60 designing scenery for plays at the Boston Museum. In 1857 he and Minard Lewis designed scenery for a Boston production of a play based on Kane's voyages in the Arctic, he also did the scenery for "The Drunkard". He traveled around the Northeast, Midwest (St. Louis, late 1830s), and to Europe. He began building his reputation in the 1860s as a luminist marine painter, often of Arctic subjects. He exhibited in Boston, whose harbors, shore lines and wharves were his inspiration. Influenced by other luminists such as Fitz Hugh Lane, he showed the transitional effects of light and atmosphere. In the latter part of his career, his interest shifted to the New York area where he painted several ship portraits. He died at Chelsea, Massachusetts (1881). Sources include:. Groce and Wallac... Read full biography
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New York, Connecticut. 1827 - 1890
Ship portrait, harbor and other marine painting
New York. 1869 - 1898
Marine, landscape, genre, figure, marine and railroad painting
Massachusetts. 1806 - 1889
Marine-ship, coastal views
Massachusetts. 1839 - 1904
Marine, landscape and portrait painting
Massachusetts. 1873 - 1919
Ship portrait and maritime view painting
New York, California. 1826 - 1904
City scene, landscape, marine and figure-genre painting, Orientalism
Connecticut, California, Rhode Island. 1879 - 1963
Limpressionist andscape, genre and floral view painting
Pennsylvania / Scotland. 1812 - 1896
Landscape, structure, antiquity
New York. 1824 - 1901
Landscape, marine, and portrait painting
Massachusetts, Maine. 1879 - 1961
Portrait, figure, landscape and still life painting
New York / Holland. 1832 - 1895
Marine, landscape-snow scenes and genre painting
New Jersey, New York / United Kingdom, England. 1817 - 1894
Maritime painting, sailing ships
New York / Italy. 1840 - 1928
Landscape, architecture and portrait painting
New York / France. 1804 - 1889
Romantic landscape
New York. 1826 - 1885
Landscape-water-shore, still life
New York. 1853 - 1924
Still life, genre, landscape, animal
New York. 1828 - 1891
Landscape and coastal view painting
Maine. 1830 - 1880
Landscape, coastal view, marine
Massachusetts. 1860 - 1899
Landscape, interiors, floral outdoor
California, Maine / England. 1831 - 1915
Landscape, marine, and portrait painter, survey artist
New York. 1815 - 1897
Steamboat portrait and marine painting
Kansas, New York, Massachusetts, Missouri. 1871 - 1938
Harbor scenes, landscape and figure painting
New York / Europe. 1829 - 1904
Romantic style landscape and coastal view painting, etching
New York, Michigan / France. 1865 - 1936
Landscape, beach figures, still life painting
Massachusetts / Denmark. 1839 - 1874
Sailing ships, coastal views
Maine / United Kingdom. 1852 - 1903
Coastal view, seascape, lighthouses, marine painting
New York, Nova Scotia / Canada. 1927 - 1981
Ship, harbor, maritime activity
Massachusetts, California. 1823 - 1892
Marine-ship, Arctic sea-landscape painting
Massachusetts, New Hampshire. 1864 - 1954
Harbor vistas, landscape and genre painting
New York / England. 1824 - 1910
Genre, portrait and child-figure painting
New York, New Jersey / France. 1827 - 1869
Opulent still life, landscape and miniature painting