Asher Brown Durand

1796–1886 · Romanticism

Asher Brown Durand was an American engraver and painter of the Hudson River School.

36 paintings

• Study of Rocks in Pearson's Ravine (mid–1850s)
• Forest Stream with Vista (1872)
• Trees on a Rocky Hillside (c. 1849)
• Sarah Eliot Scoville (1830s)
• Landscape (1859)
• A River Landscape (De Young) (1858)
• East Branch of the Ausable River (1851)
• Landscape (NAD) (1850)
• Self-Portrait (1835)
• His Excellency Oliver Wolcott, Governor of the State of Connecticutt (1820)
• Landscape—Scene from "Thanatopsis" (1850)
• The Beeches (1845)
• Ariadne (1831)
• Mrs. Winfield Scott (1831)
• The Stranded Ship (1844)
• A Natural Monarch (1853)
• A Summer Afternoon (1849)
• A View of the Valley (1850)
• Catskill Creek (Summer Afternoon) (1855)
• Landscape-Composition: In the Catskills (1848)
• John Adams (1850)
• Thomas Cole (1837)
• Sunday Morning (1860)
• The First Harvest in the Wilderness (1855)
• The Indian's Vespers (1847)
• Trees on a Rocky Hillside (1849)
• Woodland Landscape (1850)
• Landscape with Covered Wagon (1847)
• The Babbling Brook (1851)
• Edge of the Forest (1867)
• The Stranded Ship (1844)
• Gouverneur Kemble (1853)
• Forest in the Morning Light (c. 1855)
• A Pastoral Scene (1858)
• Pastoral Landscape (1861)
• A Creek in the Woods (1865)