Thomas Hart Benton, Green Spectrum

Thomas Hart Benton

1939

Persephone

Thomas Hart Benton’s “Persephone” reimagines Greek myth with a striking depiction of the goddess as a sun-drenched farm girl, capturing American Regionalist spirit and timeless beauty.

Thomas Hart Benton

1931

Instruments Of Power

Thomas Hart Benton's "Instruments of Power" explodes with industrial might – trains, planes, clocks, and gears embody America’s technological drive. Explore this dynamic Regionalist masterpiece!

Self-portrait With Rita — Thomas Hart Benton

Thomas Hart Benton's 'Self-Portrait with Rita' captures a lively Martha’s Vineyard scene. This Regionalist masterpiece showcases the artist and his wife, reflecting Hollywood glamour and American life in 1924.

Thomas Hart Benton

Huckleberry Finn

Thomas Hart Benton’s "Huckleberry Finn" (c. 19XX) is a dramatic monochrome print depicting a rescue scene. Explore its Gothic realism, symbolism & narrative power – a unique American artwork.

Thomas Hart Benton

1928

Boomtown

A vibrant depiction of industrial life and bustling urban energy unfolds in Thomas Hart Benton's 1928 masterpiece Boomtown, inviting you to bring this iconic piece of American Regionalism into your private collection.

Thomas Hart Benton

1940

The Hail Storm

Thomas Hart Benton

1967

Wheat

Experience the golden tranquility of a wheat field scene by Thomas Hart Benton, capturing American heartland spirit from 1967; discover this vibrant landscape today.

Thomas Hart Benton

1919

First Chapter. The American Historical Epic Palisades

Thomas Hart Benton

1934

The Ballad Of The Jealous Lover Of Lone Green Valley

Thomas Hart Benton

Portrait Of Carl Ruggles

Thomas Hart Benton

1942

July Hay

Thomas Hart Benton

1932

Romance

Thomas Hart Benton

1948

Poker Night

Thomas Hart Benton

Flood

Thomas Hart Benton’s lithograph, ‘Flood,’ portrays two women contemplating their submerged home against a backdrop of flooded landscapes and distant barns. Executed in 1937, it embodies Benton's Regionalist style and reflects the anxieties of ordinary Americans confronting environmental challenges.