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Lilly martin spencer
Lilly martin spencer
mk52
1841
Oil on canvas
76.1x64.7cm
Ohio Historical Society,Columbus
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Lilly martin spencer
War Spirit at Home
mk77
1866
Oil on canvas
30x32 3/4in
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Lilly martin spencer
Kiss me and You-ll Kiss the Lasses
mk140
1856
Oil on canvas
76x63.3cm
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Lilly martin spencer
The War Spirit at Home Celebrating the Victory at Vicksburg
mk195
1866
Oil on canvas
30x32
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Lilly martin spencer
Kiss Me and You'll Kiss the 'Lasses
ca. 1856(1856)
Oil on canvas
76 x 63.3 cm (29.92 x 24.92 in)
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Lilly martin spencer
The Artist and Her Family on a Fourth of July Picnic
Oil on canvas, 49-1/2 x 63 in
Date ca. 1864(1864)
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Lilly martin spencer
Reading the Legend
Oil on canvas, 50-3/8 x 38 in
Date 1852(1852)
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Lilly martin spencer
Domestic Happiness
Oil on canvas, 55-1/2 x 45-1/4 in
Date 1849(1849)
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Lilly martin spencer
Artist and Her Family on a Fourth of July Picnic
Oil on canvas, 49-1/2 x 63 in
Date ca. 1864(1864)
Source scan of painting
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Lilly martin spencer
Reading the Legend
Oil on canvas, 50-3/8 x 38 in
Date 1852
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Lilly martin spencer
Domestic Happiness
Oil on canvas, 55-1/2 x 45-1/4 in
Date 1849(1849)
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Lilly martin spencer
Portrait of Queen Anne
1702(1702)
Medium Oil
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1822-1902
American painter of English birth. At the age of eight, she and her family emigrated to America, and after three years in New York they moved to Marietta, OH. In 1841 her father took her to Cincinnati, where she exhibited and received help from artists such as the animal painter James Henry Beard (1812-93). However, she refused the offer of the city's most important art patron, Nicholas Longworth, to assist in her art studies in Boston and Europe. Instead she stayed in Cincinnati and married an Englishman, Benjamin Spencer, by whom she had thirteen children, seven living to maturity.
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