Thomas Hill

1829–1908 · United States · Romanticism

Thomas Hill (September 11, 1829 – June 30, 1908) was an American artist of the 19th century. He produced many fine paintings of the Californian landscape, in particular of the Yosemite Valley, as well as the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Wikipedia

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“The Last Spike”, 1881 — California State Railroad Museum
“El Capitan”, 1866 — Oakland Museum of California
“Emerald Bay, Lake Tahoe”, 1864 — Los Angeles County Museum of Art
“Emerald Lake near Tahoe”, 1890s
“Great Canyon of the Sierra, Yosemite”, 1872 — Crocker Art Museum
“Indian by a Lake in a Majestic California Landscape”, 1870
“Indians at Campfire, Yosemite Valley, California”, 1885 — Blanton Museum of Art
“Indians of the Northwest”, 1874 — Blanton Museum of Art
“Lake Ralphine”, 1877 — Oakland Museum of California
“Land's End” — Oakland Museum of California
“Mount Lafayette in Winter”, 1870
“Irrigating at Strawberry Farm” — Bancroft Library
“Bridal Veil Falls, Yosemite Valley”, 1892 — Oakland Museum of California
“Crawford Notch”, 1872 — New Hampshire Historical Society
“Early Morning, Yosemite Valley”, 1884 — Chrysler Museum of Art
“Yosemite Falls”, 1884 — Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art
“The Golden Gate from Point Lobos”
“Picnic Near Mount Chocorua”, 1872
“The Muir Glacier (Alaska)”, 1888
“View in the Sierra Nevadas”, 1869

Thomas Hill

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