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Edward Henry Potthast

1857–1927 · United States · Impressionism

Edward Henry Potthast (June 10, 1857 – March 9, 1927) was an American Impressionist painter. He is known for his paintings of people at leisure in Central Park, and on the beaches of New York and New England. Wikipedia

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Works

• “Brother and Sister”, 1915 — Cincinnati Art Museum
• “A DAY'S FISHING”, 1923 — Cincinnati Art Museum
• “A Sailing Party (Going for a Sail)”, 1924 — Cincinnati Art Museum
• “Self Portrait”, 1900 — Cincinnati Art Museum
• “Beach Scene (or Sunday on the Beach)”, 1915 — Yale University Art Gallery
• “The Breaking Wave” — El Paso Museum of Art
• “By the New England Seashore”, 1910
• “At the Seaside”, 1905 — Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
• “Boating in Central Park” — Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
• “Summer Day, Brighton Beach”
• “Children Wading”, 1920
• “Looking Across the Grand Canyon”, 1910
• “A Summer Afternoon”, 1910
• “At the Beach”, 1918
• “The Waterfall”, 1908
• “At the Beach”
• “Beach Scene”
• “Walking in the Hills”
• “Wading”, 1916

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