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- Peaceable Kingdom
- Harmony
- Pastoral Scene
- Landscape
- Peaceful
- Oil Painting
- Folk Art
- Quaker Art
- Harmonious Animals
- American Folk Art
- Harmonious Scene
- Religion
- Cows
- 1847
- Animals
- Boy With Lion Cub
- Symbolic Animals
- 1826
- Sheep
- Horses
- Quaker Art Style
- Faith
- Biblical Scene
- Quaker Painter
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.
Experience the serene beauty of Edward Hicks' 'Peaceable Kingdom,' a captivating 1826 oil painting depicting harmony between humans and animals – a timeless Quaker parable.
A serene vision of harmony where humans and wild animals coexist peacefully in this 1816 oil painting by Edward Hicks, inviting you to explore the profound symbolism of this American folk art masterpiece.
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.
A young boy cradles a lion cub amidst a harmonious gathering of animals in Edward Hicks' 1826 masterpiece Peaceable Kingdom, an iconic American folk art painting inviting you to explore this vision of peace.
Edward Hicks’ ‘Peaceable Kingdom’ (1832) is a beloved Quaker painting depicting harmony between humans and nature, featuring cows, sheep, and horses in a lush landscape. A timeless symbol of peace and faith.