Showing 19 artworks with Thomas Hart Benton and with artwork date before 1943 and with artwork date after 1933
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Thomas Hart Benton
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-1943
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1933+
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- Phthalo Green
- Espresso
- Rosy Brown
- Driftwood
- Putty
- Sap Green
- Walnut
- Gray
- Celadon
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- Thomas Hart Benton
- American Regionalism
- Vibrant
- Brown And Gray Palette
- Monochrome Print
- Contemplative Mood
- Impressionistic Style
- Coastal Scene Artwork
- Office Study Artwork
- Persephone
- Tempera
- Figure Painting Style
- Red Orange Brown Hues
- Train Collision Art
- 1934 Oil Painting
- Benton’S Jesse James
- Nude
- Modernist Painting
- Vibrant Color Palette
- Rifle And Dog Art
- 1939
- Vintage Oil Painting
- Rural American Art
- Men In Conversation
- Art
- Realistic Portrait Art
- Shoreline Painting Art
- 1941 American Art
- Blue And Green Painting
- Western Train Crash
- Dramatic Lighting Art
- Coastal Landscape Art
- Jesse James Artwork
- Oil Painting Portrait
- Boy And Dog Painting
- Shade And Shadow Art
- Vintage Beach Scene
- Historical Print
- Scene Of Chaos
- Woodcut Print
- Goddess
- Beach Painting Art
- Midwestern Art Style
- 1938 Painting Style
- Stylized Landscape
- Oil Painting Artwork
- Landscape
- American Illustration
- Geometric Shapes Art
- Rural
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.
Explore 'Preparing the Bill' by Thomas Hart Benton – a realistic oil painting capturing Midwestern life & contemplation. Discover its nuanced details & dramatic lighting.
Explore Thomas Hart Benton’s ‘The Beach’ (1941). A vibrant Art Deco masterpiece featuring dynamic figures & bold colors. Discover its stylized realism & decorative illustration style.
Discover "T.P. and Jake" by Thomas Hart Benton! This iconic 1938 painting captures rural American life with its evocative realism & impressionistic style. Explore a timeless masterpiece.
Thomas Hart Benton’s ‘Jesse James’ captures a dramatic Western train collision in monochrome woodcut. Explore American Regionalism & its themes of disruption via this powerful print.