Frederick Arthur Bridgman

1847–1928 · United States · Orientalism

Frederick Arthur Bridgman (November 10, 1847 – January 13, 1928) was an American artist known for his paintings of "Orientalist" subjects. Wikipedia

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“Funeral of a Mummy on the Nile”, 1877 — Speed Art Museum
“Cafe at Biskra, Algeria”, 1884 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
“The Temple of Dendur, Showing the Pylon and Terrace”, 1874 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“On the Terrace”
“Desert Travelers”
“The American Circus In France”, 1869
“The Diligence”, 1873 — Walker Art Gallery
“Watering the Horses”
“The Governor’s Ball, Algiers”
“Rue Droite, in Old Nice”
“Arab Women's Day in the Cemetery, Bou-Kobrine”
“Woman Of Algiers On A Balcony”
“Concerning What the Young Women are Talking about”, 1870
“Arab Street Scene”, 1880 — The Knohl Collection
“An evening gathering at an Algerian encampment”, 1923
“Return from the festival, Algiers”, 1885
“A Circassian”, 1881 — Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
“Romanian Woman”, 1882 — Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
“Sandstorm in Biskya”
“An Interesting Game”, 1881 — Brooklyn Museum
“Moorish Interior”, 1875 — Detroit Institute of Arts
“Oriental Market Street Scene”
“The Secret Wood”, 1900
“Arabian Nights”, 1847–1928
“Reclining Beauty”
“River Landscape with Deer”
“Towing on the Nile”, 1875
“The Weaver”
“The Procession of the Bull Apis”, 1879
“The Glance”, 1881
“The Ford Passage”, 1872
“Reception of an Ambassador (Palace of Constantine), Algeria.”, 1880
“In a Villa El Biar Algeria”, 1889
“Women Near the Sidi Abderrahman”, 1885
“The Siesta (Afternoon in Dreams)”, 1878
“Spanish Lady”, 1890
“The Procession of the Sacred Bull Anubis”, 1885
“A precious jewel”, 1874
“After the Bath”, 1885
“An Afternoon in Algiers”, 1893

Frederick Arthur Bridgman

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