William Harnett

1848–1892 · United States

William Michael Harnett (August 10, 1848 – October 29, 1892) was an American painter known for his trompe-l'œil still lifes of ordinary objects. Wikipedia

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Works

“Munich Still Life”, 1882 — Dallas Museum of Art
“For Sunday's Dinner”, 1888 — Art Institute of Chicago
“After the Hunt”, 1885 — Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
“Still Life—Violin and Music”, 1888 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Just Dessert”, 1891 — Art Institute of Chicago
“Still Life”, 1888 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“The Artist's Letter Rack”, 1879 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“The Banker's Table”, 1877 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“New York Daily News”, 1888 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Old Models”, 1892 — Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
“Still Life with Violin”, 1885 — Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
“A Lunch”, 1876 — Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
“Alas, Poor Yorick”, 1877 — Los Angeles County Museum of Art
“Materials for a Leisure Hour”, 1879 — Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum
“Trophy of the Hunt”, 1885 — Carnegie Museum of Art
“Still Life with the Toledo Blade”, 1886 — Toledo Museum of Art
“Plucked Clean”, 1882 — Corcoran Gallery of Art
“LOBSTER AND LE FIGARO”, 1882 — Cincinnati Art Museum
“STILL LIFE WITH PIPE AND MUG”, 1880 — Cincinnati Art Museum
“Munchener Bote”, 1881 — Yale University Art Gallery
“Still Life with Flute, Vase and Roman Lamp”, 1885 — Yale University Art Gallery
“Memento Mori, "To This Favour"”, 1879 — Cleveland Museum of Art
“A Sprig of Plums”, 1873 — National Gallery of Art
“Music and Literature”, 1878 — Buffalo AKG Art Museum
“Ease”, 1887 — Amon Carter Museum of American Art
“The Old Violin”, 1886
“Still Life with Three Castles Tobacco”, 1880 — Brooklyn Museum
“Table Top with Pitcher, Pipe and New York Herald”, 1888
“Still Life”, 1875 — Reading Public Museum
“Still Life with Portrait by Raphael”, 1878 — Princeton Art Museum
“Still Life with Pewter Candlestick and Clarinet”, 1886 — Fogg Museum
“Still Life with Bric-a-Brac”, 1878 — Fogg Museum
“Still-life with Flute and Times”, 1877 — Minneapolis Institute of Art
“My Gems”, 1888
“Still Life With Violin”, 1886 — New Britain Museum of American Art
“Mr. Hulings' Rack Picture”, 1888 — Hood Museum of Art
“The Old Cupboard Door”, 1889 — Sheffield Galleries and Museums Trust