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By Emanuel Leutze
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By John Trumball
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By Thomas Cole, The Landscape of a Valley in the White Mountains of New Hampshire
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By Thomas Cole, The Garden of Eden
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By Thomas Cole, Course of an Empire: The Savage State
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By Thomas Cole, Course of An Empire: The Consummation of an Empire
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By Thomas Cole, The Course of an Empire: Desolation
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By Thomas Cole
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By Thomas Cole, The Departure
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by J.M.W. " Turner was an advocate for the end of the slave trade. Turner wrote a short poem which accompanies the painting: “Aloft all hands, strike the top-masts and belay; Yon angry setting sun and fierce-edged cloudsDeclare the Typhoon's coming.Before it sweeps your decks, throw overboard The dead and dying - ne'er heed their chains Hope, Hope, fallacious Hope! Where is thy market now?"
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By Alexander Wislon Drake, renowned storyteller, writer, wood engraver, and artist. He also was influential in raising the money for the pedestal for the Statue of Liberty.
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A Pic Nick in the Woods of New England by Jerome B. Thompson.
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By Stephen C. Foster, sheet music the first of American Composers.
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Mural for the US Capitol by Emanuel Leutze
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By George Peter Alexander Healy
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By Thomas Eakins, he is credited with having introduced the camera to the American Studio.
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William Shakespeare, by John Quincy Adams, located in Central Park New York City.
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The Gross Clinic, 1875, Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. According to one reviewer in 1876: This portrait of Dr. Gross is a great work—we know of nothing greater that has ever been executed in America. By Thomas Eakins
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Sprit of '76 painting by A.M. Willard
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By Caroline Shawk Brooks, a butter sculpture, in the 1876 Centennial Exhibition
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George Washington, by John Quincy Adams Ward, over-life size statue on the steps of Federal Hall on Wall Street in New York City.
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By Jerome B. Thompson
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By Jerome B. Thompson
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By Albert Bierstadt
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By Elizabeth Jane Gardner, David the Shephard is her most well-known painting. In 1866 she was the first American woman to exhibit at the Paris Salon.
