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- Edward Hicks
- Peaceable Kingdom
- American Folk Art
- Folk Art
- Edward Hicks Style
- Native Americans
- Formal Gathering
- Noah'S Ark
- Moral Allegory
- Red And Gold Hues
- Animals
- Earthy Tones
- 1847 Artwork
- Faith
- Biblical Scene
- Historical Painting
- Penn'S Treaty
- Victorian Era Art
- Detailed Illustration
- American Art
- Religious Art
- 1829
- Quaker Art
- Symbolic Imagery
- Christian Art
Explore Edward Hicks' iconic "Peaceable Kingdom" painting – a serene depiction of animal harmony reflecting Quaker faith and Pennsylvania history. Discover its symbolism and artistic legacy.
Edward Hicks' 'Peaceable Kingdom' (1829) is a powerful Quaker painting depicting harmony between humans and animals, reflecting faith and social ideals through folk art.
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.
Explore Edward Hicks’ ‘Penn’s Treaty’ (1847) – a historical oil painting depicting the pivotal 1681 treaty between Penn & Native Americans. A beautiful example of early American art.