Biography
Arthur Wesley Dow (1857–1922) — American painter and photographer (1857–1922).
Arthur Wesley Dow worked as painter, printmaker, photographer, teacher and graphic artist and is associated with United States. Their documented life spans the years 1857 to 1922, born in Ipswich, died in New York City. Their work is linked to Pont-Aven School, Arts and Crafts movement, Japonisme.
| Disciplines | painter, printmaker, photographer, teacher, graphic artist |
|---|---|
| Born | 1857, Ipswich |
| Died | 1922, New York City |
| Nationality | United States |
| Movement | Pont-Aven School, Arts and Crafts movement, Japonisme |
Works
- Rue Abbes Tanguy, Pont Aven
- The Destroyer
- The Hill Field
- Wellfleet, Cape Cod
- Haystacks, Ipswich
- Marsh Creek
- Lavender and Green
- The Old Bridge or Ipswich Bridge
- City Island, New York
- The Long Road or Argilla Road
- Dragon and Orchard
- Dragon and Orchard
- Dragon and Orchard
- Dragon and Orchard
- Dragon and Orchard
- Moonrise
- Dragon and Orchard
- The Derelict, or the Lost Boat
- Brittany Farm
- The Hill beyond the Marsh
- Boats at Rest
