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John Steuart Curry
1897–1946 · United States · Regionalism
John Steuart Curry (November 14, 1897 – August 29, 1946) was an American painter whose career spanned the years from 1924 until his death. He was noted for his paintings depicting rural life in his home state, Kansas. Wikipedia
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Works
- “Baptism in Kansas”, 1928 — Whitney Museum of American Art
- “Tornado Over Kansas”, 1929 — Muskegon Museum of Art
- “Tragic Prelude”, 1942
- “Ajax”, 1936 — Smithsonian American Art Museum
- “Freeing of the Slaves”, 1942
- “Kansas Pastoral: Planter's Family”, 1942
- “John Brown”, 1939
- “Kansas Cornfield”, 1933
- “Wisconsin Landscape”, 1938 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
- “Spring Shower (Western Kansas Landscape)”, 1931 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
- “Summer Afternoon”, 1940 — Vanderbilt Museum of Art
- “Untitled (Touchdown Hero)”
- “Baby Ruth”, 1932 — Brigham Young University Museum of Art
- “Storm Over Lake Otsego”, 1929 — Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
- “The Line Storm”, 1934
- “The Mississippi”, 1935
- “Hogs Killing a Snake”, 1930
- “The Flying Codonas”, 1932
- “Self-Portrait”, 1937
- “Self-Portrait”, 1928
- “The Missed Leap”, 1934
- “The Fugitive”, 1935
- “Circus Elephants”, 1936
- “Our Good Earth. . .Keep It Ours”, 1942
- “Stallion and Jack Fighting”, 1943
- “The Homestead and the Building of the Barbed Wire Fences”, 1943
- “Sanctuary”, 1944
- “The Plainsman”, 1945
- “Valley of the Wisconsin”, 1945