Raphaelle Peale

1774–1825 · United States

Raphaelle Peale (February 17, 1774 – March 4, 1825) is considered the first professional American painter of still-life. Wikipedia

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Works

“Still Life - Strawberries, Nuts, &c.”, 1822 — Art Institute of Chicago
“Melons and Morning Glories”, 1813 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
“Still Life with Cake”, 1822 — Brooklyn Museum
“Still Life with Peaches”, 1821 — Brooklyn Museum
“Still Life with Cake”, 1818 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Cutlet and Vegetables”, 1816 — Timken Museum of Art
“Venus Rising From the Sea---A Deception”, 1822 — The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
“A Dessert”, 1814
“Mrs. John Montgomery (Sarah Diemer)”, 1800 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Portrait of a Gentleman”, 1800 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Portrait of a Gentleman”, 1799 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“P. F. Ronbeau”, 1821 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Peter Gilman Odlin”, 1805 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Strawberries and Cream”, 1816
“Still Life with Apples, Sherry, and Tea Cake”, 1822
“Robert Oliphant”, 1799 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
“Rubens Peale”, 1800 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
“Portrait of a Child”, 1800 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
“Still Life with a Basket of Peaches”, 1816 — Yale University Art Gallery
“Still Life with Wine Glass”, 1818 — Detroit Institute of Arts
“Lemons and Sugar” — Reading Public Museum
“Corn and Cantaloupe”, 1813 — Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art
“Margaret George McGlathery”, 1817 — Birmingham Museum of Art
“Still Life with Wine, Cake, and Nuts”, 1819 — The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens
“Portrait of a Gentleman”, 1805 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
“Portrait of a Gentleman with Initials G. D.”, 1805 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
“Jonathan Jones Wheeler”, 1812 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
“Perry Albert Cohea”, 1805 — Harvard Art Museums
“Artemas Ward (1727-1800)”, 1795 — Harvard Art Museums
“The Reverend Absalom Jones”, 1810 — Delaware Art Museum
“Still Life with Steak”, 1816 — Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute
“Blackberries”, 1813 — Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
“Catherine Douglas Dickson”, 1818 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
“William E. Dickson”, 1815 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
“George Fisher”, 1795 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
“Still Life with Fruit, Cakes and Wine”, 1821 — Minneapolis Institute of Art
“Still Life with Oranges”, 1818 — Toledo Museum of Art
“Bowl of Peaches”, 1816 — New Britain Museum of American Art