Alan HarrimanGeorge De Forest Brush · 1905
Academic Realism
1905
144.0 x 95.0 cm
George De Forest Brush (1855 – 1941)
George de Forest Brush (1855-1941) was an American artist known for his evocative Native American paintings & Renaissance-inspired portraits. Explore his contributions to art, camouflage innovation, and Georgist philosophy.
About this artwork
- Title: Alan Harriman
- Artist: George De Forest Brush
- Year: 1905
- Original dimensions: 144.0 x 95.0 cm
- Format: Portrait
- Copyright status: Public domain
- Movement: Academic Realism
- Corpus context: representative of artist's skill", brush's formal style"
- Color palette: Earthy
- Keywords: classic portrait art, oil on canvas artwork, george de forest brush
Questions & Answers
Which artist and which style stand behind "Alan Harriman"?
Behind "Alan Harriman" stand George De Forest Brush and the Academic Realism movement.
Who is the artist behind "Alan Harriman"?
"Alan Harriman" was created by George De Forest Brush. The information on this page describes George De Forest Brush's original work.
When was "Alan Harriman" created, and to which movement does it belong?
"Alan Harriman" was created in 1905 as a work of the Academic Realism movement. Date and movement anchor the artwork in art history.
What is the creation date of "Alan Harriman" by George De Forest Brush?
"Alan Harriman" by George De Forest Brush was created in 1905.
Where does "Alan Harriman" stand among George De Forest Brush's recurring subjects?
George De Forest Brush's recurring themes include renaissance portraiture influence, aristocratic subject matter, victorian era values, status & tradition symbolism, nature connection theme, brush's formal style", georgist philosophy reflection, representative of artist's skill"; "Alan Harriman" focuses on portrait, hunting, aristocracy, victorian, formal, landscape, detail, renaissance.
How old was George De Forest Brush when creating "Alan Harriman" in 1905?
When "Alan Harriman" was created in 1905, George De Forest Brush - born in 1855 - was 50 years old.
Where does "Alan Harriman" fall in George De Forest Brush's career?
"Alan Harriman" represents the Mature Period of George De Forest Brush.