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John Rubens Smith - The actors monument

The actors monument (1833)

John Rubens Smith (American, 1775 - 1849)
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The Artist died in 1849 so this work is in the public domain in its country of origin and other countries where the copyright term is the Artist's life plus 70 years or fewer. It is in the public domain in the United States because it was published or registered with the U.S. Copyright Office before Jan 1, 1926
John Rubens Smith

John Rubens Smith was a London-born painter, printmaker and art instructor who worked in the United States.

Smith was born in London, England where he first studied art with his father, John Raphael Smith, a mezzotint engraver. He later studied art at the Royal Academy.

Smith emigrated to New York City from London about 1807. He depicted the United States in the decades before photography, and influenced a generation of American artists through his drawing academies and drawing manuals. He died in New York City.

His son John Rowson Smith (1810–1864) was a moving panorama painter who worked with Richard Risley Carlisle.

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Residential street scene in unidentified city, with public building with steeple on hill in background and horse and cart or wagon in foreground

Residential street scene in unidentified city, with public building with steeple on hill in background and horse and cart or wagon in foreground (1809-1844)

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Half-length portrait of elderly woman wearing tigh-fitting bonnett

Half-length portrait of elderly woman wearing tigh-fitting bonnett (1809-1844)

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Chinese scholar [profile, no. 2] (1841)

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Heads – showing character by variation from a given rule (1831)

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Tomb of Washington. Mount Vernon

Tomb of Washington. Mount Vernon (1832)

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View of the Second Falls on the Sawkill River

View of the Second Falls on the Sawkill River (c. 1840)

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Bowling Green – Custom House – formerly Government House

Bowling Green – Custom House – formerly Government House (1809-1815)

John Rubens Smith (American, 1775 - 1849)
Allegory of America as the youngest nation

Allegory of America as the youngest nation (1809-1844)

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House with tall chimney and gambrel roof obscured by trees

House with tall chimney and gambrel roof obscured by trees (1809-1844)

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Female nude, right arm upraised

Female nude, right arm upraised (1796)

John Rubens Smith (American, 1775 - 1849)
Study of a well and fences, perhaps intended for student practice

Study of a well and fences, perhaps intended for student practice (1809-1844)

John Rubens Smith (American, 1775 - 1849)
Albany from the hill at Bath

Albany from the hill at Bath (1823-1828)

John Rubens Smith (American, 1775 - 1849)
Gentleman seated, head and face full

Gentleman seated, head and face full

John Rubens Smith (American, 1775 - 1849)
Children at play by the water’s edge near a country cottage

Children at play by the water’s edge near a country cottage (1809-1844)

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Bowling Green – Custom House – formerly Government House

Bowling Green – Custom House – formerly Government House (1809-1815)

John Rubens Smith (American, 1775 - 1849)
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