Showing 24 artworks out of 58 with Cornelius David Krieghoff and with artwork date before 1857 and with artwork date after 1847
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Discover 'Taking Shelter from the Storm' by Cornelius David Krieghoff (1857). A stunning Hudson River School landscape showcasing autumn beauty & dramatic skies. Explore Canadian art history!
A spirited portrait of an elderly man in a blue hat captures the humorous essence of 19th-century Canadian life by Cornelius David Krieghoff, inviting you to bring this piece of history into your private collection.
Experience the breathtaking Canadian winter landscape captured in Cornelius David Krieghoff’s ‘In the Jardin de Caribou,’ a masterful oil painting from 1856 showcasing snowy mountains and adventurous horse riders—a timeless piece to admire or collect.
A serene 1850 scene of Native Americans gathered by a lush river bank captures the peaceful community spirit of Cornelius David Krieghoff's masterpiece, inviting you to explore this exquisite piece of Canadian history.
A serene 1850 oil painting by Cornelius David Krieghoff capturing a peaceful indigenous gathering around a riverside fire, showcasing masterful light and 19th-century Canadian life for your private collection.
A warm scene of community unfolds in Cornelius David Krieghoff's 1850 masterpiece Huron Indians at Portage, capturing 19th-century indigenous life through masterful oil techniques that you can bring to your collection.
A tender 1849 portrait of a Native American mother and child by Cornelius David Krieghoff captures the intimate beauty of 19th-century Canadian life through rich detail and vibrant color, inviting you to explore this piece.
Explore Cornelius Krieghoff’s ‘A Caughnawage Indian Encampment.’ This 1848 oil painting offers a glimpse into Native American life, showcasing rich detail & historical significance. Own a piece of Canadian art history.
A powerful portrait of Chief Tanaghte in traditional 19th-century attire by Cornelius David Krieghoff captures the essence of Native American culture in Canada and invites you to explore this historical masterpiece.
Explore 'A Caughnawage Woman' by Cornelius Krieghoff! This 1855 oil painting captures Canadian life with realism & detail. A stunning piece of 19th-century art, now at the McCord Museum.
A vibrant 1855 oil painting by Cornelius David Krieghoff capturing a man selling moccasins on a roadside with warm colors and rich textures, inviting you to explore this captivating piece of Canadian history.
Discover 'The St. Anne Falls' by Cornelius Krieghoff! A stunning 1855 landscape painting of a dramatic waterfall scene in a realistic style. Explore this Romantic masterpiece!
Admire Cornelius Krieghoff’s 1855 ‘Self-Portrait,’ a realistic oil painting showcasing the artist's dignified presence. Explore its formal style & warm tones – a captivating piece of 19th-century art.