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The Last Moments of John Brown, Thomas Hovenden American, born Ireland, Oil on canvas, American
The Last Moments of John Brown
Thomas Hovenden
1882–84
Jerusalem the Golden, Thomas Hovenden American, born Ireland, Oil on canvas, American
Jerusalem the Golden
Thomas Hovenden
1892–94
Study of a Man, Thomas Hovenden American, born Ireland, Graphite and white gouache on blue wove paper, American
Study of a Man
Thomas Hovenden
Standing Woman, Thomas Hovenden American, born Ireland, Graphite and gouache watercolor on blue wove paper, American
Standing Woman
Thomas Hovenden
ca. 1881–82
Standing Woman with Man in Outline, Thomas Hovenden American, born Ireland, Graphite and white gouache on tan wove paper, American
Standing Woman with Man in Outline
Thomas Hovenden
Study of two female figures, Thomas Hovenden American, born Ireland, Graphite on tan wove paper, American
Study of two female figures
Thomas Hovenden
The Village Blacksmith, Thomas Hovenden American, born Ireland, Graphite on off-white wove paper, American
The Village Blacksmith
Thomas Hovenden
ca. 1885
Study for "John Brown in Prison", Thomas Hovenden American, born Ireland, Graphite and chinese white on tan paper, American
Study for "John Brown in Prison"
Thomas Hovenden
ca. 1884
Sketch of Arm and Sketch of Two Hands, Thomas Hovenden American, born Ireland, Graphite, white gouache, on tan wove paper, American
Sketch of Arm and Sketch of Two Hands
Thomas Hovenden
America's Representative Artists
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The Seven Ages of Man, from Shakespeare's "As You Like It"
Multiple artists/makers
1885
Old man playing banjo, after Hovenden
William Miller
After Thomas Hovenden
after 1882

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