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- Peaceable Kingdom
- Peaceful
- Oil Painting
- American Folk Art
- Folk Art
- Detailed
- Noah'S Ark
- Christian Symbolism
- Harmonious Scene
- Pastoral Scene
- 1847
- 19Th Century Art
- Quaker Art Style
- Biblical Scene
- Landscape
- Animal Painting
- Peaceful Coexistence
- Rural Landscape
- Flood Story
- Religious Art
- Quaker Art
- Grave
- Hicks Artwork
- Quaker Painting
Edward Hicks’ ‘Grave of William Penn’ (1847) is a serene oil painting depicting rural England and Quaker heritage. Explore this folk art masterpiece showcasing idyllic landscapes & the legacy of Pennsylvania's founder.
A serene vision of harmony between humans and animals defines this 1826 folk art masterpiece by Edward Hicks, offering a tranquil glimpse into American history that you can bring to your own collection.
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.
Experience 'The Peaceable Kingdom 1' by Edward Hicks – a serene Quaker painting depicting harmony between humans & nature. Hand-painted reproductions available.