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- Phthalo Green
- Espresso
- Driftwood
- Bronze
- Rosy Brown
- Putty
- American Folk Art
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- Signing Ceremony
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- Peaceable Kingdom
- Peaceable Kingdom Art
- Warm Earth Tones Art
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- Detailed Oil Canvas
- 1834 Artwork
- Oil Painting
- Maritime Scene
- Noah'S Ark
- Jordans England Scene
- 1847 Oil Painting
- Symbolic Landscape
- William Penn Grave
- 19Th Century Art
- Handmade Replica
Explore Edward Hicks’ ‘Peaceable Kingdom (22)’ – a stunning 1826 oil painting depicting harmony & unity. Admire its Quaker symbolism, detailed realism, & serene beauty at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Discover Edward Hicks’ ‘Peaceable Kingdom’ (1834), a serene oil painting of Noah’s Ark. Explore its folk art style, Quaker themes & captivating depiction of harmony. #AmericanArt #Hicks #NoahArk
Experience Edward Hicks’ ‘Peaceable Kingdom (26)’ – a 1829 oil panel masterpiece reflecting Quaker ideals of harmony & peace. Admire its folk art style & symbolic richness. Hand-painted reproductions available.
Edward Hicks' "Noah’s Ark" (1846) is a captivating Quaker painting depicting the biblical flood story with remarkable detail and symbolic depth, showcasing harmony & faith.
A dramatic depiction of historical discovery featuring figures on boats in Edward Hicks' The Landing of Columbus, a captivating 19th-century piece that invites you to explore this monumental moment in art history.
A powerful historical scene of the signing of the Declaration of Independence captured in Edward Hicks's evocative 1840 folk art style invites you to explore this masterpiece of American history and heritage.
A historic folk art masterpiece depicting the signing of the Declaration of Independence by Edward Hicks captures a pivotal moment in American history through a unique 1840s lens and invites you to own this legacy.
Edward Hicks’ ‘Grave of William Penn’ (1847) is a serene oil painting depicting rural England. Explore this folk art masterpiece showcasing idyllic landscapes & Quaker heritage.