The George Eliot Portfolio
Artwork Details
- Title: The George Eliot Portfolio
- Series/Portfolio: Number 163 from an edition of 250.
- Engraver: Robert Swain Gifford (American, Nonamesset, Massachusetts 1840–1905 New York)
- Artist: Childe Hassam (American, Dorchester, Massachusetts 1859–1935 East Hampton, New York)
- Artist: Frederick Dielman (American, 1847–1935)
- Designer: Designed by Frank Thayer Merrill (American, born Boston, Massachusetts 1848)
- Artist: Stephen Alonzo Schoff (American, 1818–1904)
- Artist: Henry Sandham (Canadian, Montreal 1842–1910 London, England)
- Artist: William Hicok Low (American, Albany, New York 1853–1932 New York)
- Engraver: John Henry Hill (American, West Nyack, New York 1839–1922)
- Artist: Frederick Stuart Church (American, Grand Rapids, Michigan 1842–1924 New York)
- Artist: William Ladd Taylor (American, 1854–1926 Wellesley, Massachusetts)
- Artist: William St. John Harper (American, Rhinebeck, New York 1851–1910)
- Artist: William Henry Shelton (American, Allen's Hill, New York 1840–1932 Morristown, New York)
- Artist: H. Winthrop Pierce (American, Boston, Massachusetts 1850–1935)
- Artist: Frederick Warren Freer (American, Kennicott's Grove, Illinois 1849–1908 Chicago, Illinois)
- Designer: Designed by Fernand Harvey Lungren (American, Hagerstown, Maryland 1859–1932 Santa Barbara, California)
- Artist: Walter Satterlee (American, Brooklyn, New York 1844–1908)
- Artist: George Fuller (American, Deerfield, Massachusetts 1822–1884 Brookline, Massachusetts)
- Artist: James Wells Champney (American, Boston, Massachusetts 1843–1903 New York)
- Artist: Edmund Henry Garrett (American, Albany, New York 1853–1929 Needham, Massachusetts)
- Publisher: Published by Estes and Lauriat (Boston, Massachusetts)
- Date: 1888
- Medium: Etchings and photo-etchings, proofs on Japanese paper
- Dimensions: 16 1/4 x 12 in. (41.3 x 30.5 cm)
- Classification: Portfolios
- Credit Line: Gift in memory of Jose L. Consiglio, 2000
- Object Number: 2000.633.1–.60
- Curatorial Department: Drawings and Prints
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