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Alden J Weir 1852-1919 Painter, printmaker and teacher, son of (1) Robert Walter Weir. His art education began in the studio of his father. There he and his half-brother (2) John Ferguson Weir acquired an appreciation for the Old Masters, particularly of the Italian Renaissance and of the 17th-century Dutch schools. While Weir pursued in his art a course very different from that of his father and half-brother, his personality as well as his artistic attitudes were shaped by them. In the winters of 1870-71 and 1871-2, he continued his studies at the National Academy of Design in New York, where his instructor was Lemuel Wilmarth (1835-1918).

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Painting ID:: 4570

Alden J Weir
Lady with a Mandolin

Painting ID:: 4628

Alden J Weir
Albert s Son
20inx24

Alden J Weir Buiding a Dam,Shetucket oil painting

Painting ID:: 44797

Alden J Weir
Buiding a Dam,Shetucket
mk177 1908 Oil on canvas 31x40in

Alden J Weir The Fishing Party oil painting

Painting ID:: 44812

Alden J Weir
The Fishing Party
mk177 1915 Oil on canvas 28x23

Alden J Weir The Red Bridge oil painting

Painting ID:: 44813

Alden J Weir
The Red Bridge
mk177 1895 Oil on canvas 24x33in

Alden J Weir The Plaza Nocturne oil painting

Painting ID:: 44817

Alden J Weir
The Plaza Nocturne
mk177 1911 Oil on canvas mounted on wood 29x39in

Painting ID:: 72778

Alden J Weir
Union Square
Date between 1876(1876) and 1882(1882) Medium Oil on canvas Dimensions 75.9 X 63.4 cm (29.88 X 24.96 in) cyf

Alden J Weir

1852-1919 Painter, printmaker and teacher, son of (1) Robert Walter Weir. His art education began in the studio of his father. There he and his half-brother (2) John Ferguson Weir acquired an appreciation for the Old Masters, particularly of the Italian Renaissance and of the 17th-century Dutch schools. While Weir pursued in his art a course very different from that of his father and half-brother, his personality as well as his artistic attitudes were shaped by them. In the winters of 1870-71 and 1871-2, he continued his studies at the National Academy of Design in New York, where his instructor was Lemuel Wilmarth (1835-1918).