John Neagle

1796–1865 · Romanticism

John Neagle was a fashionable American painter, primarily of portraits, during the first half of the 19th century in Philadelphia.

22 paintings

• Martin Luther Hurlbut (1840)
• Study for Portrait of Dr. Friedlander (1841)
• John Kintzing Kane (1828)
• Portrait of Henry Clay (1842)
• Reverend Samuel Brown Wiley (1847)
• John Walsh (1840)
• John Haviland (1828)
• Colonel Augustus James Pleasonton (1846)
• Pat Lyon at the Forge (1829)
• William Strickland (1787-1854) (1829)
• Reverend Gregory Townsend Bedell (1830)
• George Peabody (1822)
• Pat Lyon at the Forge (1826)
• Gilbert Stuart (1825)
• Richard Mentor Johnson (1843)
• Amy Taylor Dickson (Mrs. John Dickson) (c. 1835)
• Thomas W. Dyott (c. 1836)
• The Reverend John Albert Ryan (1825/1829)
• Portrait of a Lady (c. 1825/1830)
• George Dodd (1852)
• Julia Dodd (Mrs. George Dodd) (1852)
• Colonel Augustus James Pleasonton (1846)