Showing 24 artworks out of more than 240+ with Amon Carter Museum Of American Art
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- Albert Bierstadt
- Alfred Jacob Miller
- Alfred Stieglitz
- Carlotta M. Corpron
- Charles Deas
- Charles Demuth
- Charles Ferdinand Wimar
- Charles Marion Russell
- David Francis Barry
- Dorothea Lange
- Eadweard J Muybridge
- Edward Hopper
- Eliot Porter
- Erwin Evans Smith
- Eugène Delacroix
- Frederic Edwin Church
- Frederic Remington
- Frederick Childe Hassam
- George Caleb Bingham
- Georgia O'Keeffe
- Gertrude Käsebier
- Henry Merwin Shrady
- John Frederick Peto
- John French Sloan
- John James Audubon
- John Mix Stanley
- John Singer Sargent
- John Woodhouse Audubon
- Joseph Stella
- Lewis Wickes Hine
- Louise Nevelson
- Martin Johnson Heade
- Mary Stevenson Cassatt
- Nell (Becker) Dorr
- Robert Julian Onderdonk
- Seth Eastman
- Severin Roesen
- Solon Hannibal Borglum
- Thomas Cole
- Thomas Eakins
- Thomas Moran
- Thomas Worthington Whittredge
- Timothy Daniel Sullivan
- Tina Modotti
- William Henry Jackson
- William Merritt Chase
- William Michael Harnett
- William Trost Richards
- William Tylee Ranney
- Winslow Homer
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Discover William Merritt Chase’s "Idle Hours" – a serene 1894 landscape painting of leisure & beauty. Impressionist charm, vibrant colors, and timeless appeal. Explore this masterpiece!
Explore Edward Hopper's iconic 'Untitled (Captain Gardner K. Wonson House)', capturing urban solitude and illuminated by subtle light—a masterpiece of American Realism from 1928.
Experience Winslow Homer's 'Crossing the Pasture' (1872). This poignant oil painting captures rural American brotherhood, hope, and nostalgia – a timeless symbol of unity after the Civil War. Own a stunning reproduction today.
Admire Winslow Homer’s masterful watercolor 'Blyth Sands,' capturing a tranquil seaside scene with two women and subtle hues of brown, gray, and blue—a quintessential piece of American Impressionism.
Experience the grandeur of the American West through Charles M. Russell’s iconic painting ‘Wild Horse Hunters,’ showcasing cowboys pursuing wild horses against a dramatic Montana landscape.
Georgia O’Keeffe's mesmerizing "Light Coming on the Plains No. III" captures the essence of American modernist art—geometric abstraction infused with vibrant color and serene silence. Created in 1917, this watercolor masterpiece embodies emotional intuition over meticulous observation.
Experience the grandeur of Yosemite Valley through Albert Bierstadt’s breathtaking landscape painting from 1870—a cornerstone of the Hudson River School's Romantic style—capturing a sublime sunrise and conveying the awe-inspiring beauty of America’s wilderness. Explore exquisite reproductions today.
Georgia O'Keeffe’s iconic ‘Red Cannas’ (1927) explodes with vibrant color and bold abstraction. Explore the sensual beauty & symbolic depth of this masterpiece from the Amon Carter Museum.
Experience Frederic Remington's iconic 'The Grass Fire,' a captivating 1908 painting depicting Native Americans on horseback amidst a thrilling Western adventure, showcasing the artist’s masterful style and capturing the spirit of the vanishing West. Discover this stunning reproduction today.
Explore Thomas Eakins’ ‘Swimming,’ a seminal American masterpiece! This 1884 oil painting captures nude male figures in motion with realism & intrigue. Discover its homoerotic themes & artistic significance.
Georgia O'Keeffe’s "Light Coming on the Plains No. II" (1917) captures a Texas sunrise with evocative watercolor washes—a pivotal work in her modernist journey.
Explore Thomas Cole’s ‘Garden of Eden,’ a stunning Romantic landscape painting depicting Adam & Eve. Admire its vibrant colors, intricate details, and symbolic depth – a masterpiece of the Hudson River School.
Thomas Cole’s "The Hunter" captures a serene 1845 American landscape depicting a family returning from a successful hunt amidst a beautiful valley, showcasing the Romantic period's focus on nature and settlement's impact. Discover this iconic artwork and bring its timeless beauty into your home.
Painted during the Reconstruction Era, reflecting a renewed interest in depicting American landscapes and rural life after the Civil War.
Experience the thrill of the Wild West with Frederic Remington’s ‘A Dash for the Timber’! This iconic painting captures cowboys galloping across rugged landscapes, foreshadowing cinematic Western films.
Experience 'Smoke of a .45' by Charles Marion Russell – a dramatic Western scene capturing gunfire and cowboy life with expressive brushstrokes. A captivating piece from the iconic artist.
Alfred Stieglitz’s "The Steerage" – a pivotal 1907 black & white photo capturing immigrant life. Explore this iconic modernist masterpiece and its historical significance.
Experience Frederic Remington's 'An Indian Trapper'! This iconic 1889 painting captures the American West’s spirit, now available as a stunning reproduction.
Georgia O’Keeffe's "Untitled": A Silent Symphony of Form and Color – This watercolor depicts a solitary tree against a rocky hillside, embodying Dow’s emphasis on expressive line and capturing the essence of nature through harmonious color palettes.
Explore the captivating world of Charles Marion Russell, the ‘Cowboy Artist’ who immortalized the American West through stunning paintings & bronze sculptures. Discover his life, art, and legacy.
Experience the dramatic beauty of Frederic Remington's 'The Old Stage Coach of the Plains,' capturing the rugged spirit of the American West with masterful light and shadow—a timeless masterpiece housed at Amon Carter Museum.
Own a stunning reproduction of Frederic Edwin Church’s ‘New England Landscape’! A breathtaking 1849 oil painting capturing New England's beauty. Explore this masterpiece & elevate your art collection.
Thomas Cole’s "The Hunter’s Return" (1845) captures a serene American landscape with a family, embodying the Hudson River School's romantic ideals and reflecting themes of nature & settlement.
Thomas Eakins' 'Swimming' captures nude figures in motion with scientific precision & intriguing homoerotic undertones. Explore the masterpiece’s historical context and artistic significance.