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Temple of Isis, View of Philae (verso)
By Henry Bacon
Located in Fairlawn, OH
Temple of Isis
Philae (verso)
Dpouoble sided watercolor, 1902
Signed on front lower left: "Henry Bacon" and dated 1902
Note:
The Temple of Isis is located on the Island of Philae at ...
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Early 1900s American Impressionist Henry Bacon Art
Materials
Watercolor
Antique Oil On Canvas Painted by American Artist Henry Bacon
By Henry Bacon
Located in New Orleans, LA
This painting is the work of American artist Henry Bacon (1839-191), who painted French genre portraits as a member of the Pont Aven School. He was a peer of Paul Gauguin.
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Late 19th Century French Antique Henry Bacon Art
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Paint
Oil Portrait of Man Playing Music with Horn
By Henry Bacon
Located in Fredericksburg, VA
Henry Bacon served as a soldier and war artist during the American Civil War, and was badly wounded in the Second Battle of Bull Run before he began his art career. He then studied i...
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Late 19th Century American Impressionist Henry Bacon Art
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The Beekeeper's Daughter oil painting by Henry Bacon
By Henry Bacon
Located in Hudson, NY
Signed and dated "Henry Bacon 1881" lower right.
Provenance: private collection
About this artist: A figure painter in the conservative tradition of the late 19th century French, H...
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1880s Hudson River School Henry Bacon Art
Materials
Oil, Canvas
Woman in a Field
By Henry Bacon
Located in Fairlawn, OH
Woman in a Field
Oil on canvas, 1894
Signed and dated 1894, lower right corner
Unframed
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From the linear descendants of th...
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Dreaming Anew, Departing New York Harbor
By Henry Bacon
Located in Costa Mesa, CA
Pensive in thought sitting at a wood-slat stern bench of a departing vessel in New York Harbor, the prominent grandeur of the Statue of Liberty recently passed, a woman and her loyal...
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1890s Henry Bacon Art
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Oil, Panel
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