IllinoisJames Bard · 1837
Nave Art
1837
James Bard (1815 – 1897)
Discover James Bard (1815-1897), the meticulous chronicler of New York's maritime era. Explore his detailed paintings of steamboats & sailing vessels, offering a unique glimpse into 19th-century nautical life.
About this artwork
- Title: Illinois
- Artist: James Bard
- Year: 1837
- Format: Panoramic
- Copyright status: Public domain
- Movement: Nave Art
- Creative period: 19th Century
- Color palette: Neutrals
- Keywords: american scene art, 1837 painting, 19th century art
- Color intensity: Vivid
Questions & Answers
Who made "Illinois", and when?
"Illinois" was created by James Bard in 1837.
In what year was "Illinois" by James Bard created?
The creation of "Illinois" by James Bard is dated 1837.
Is "Illinois" more bright or more dark overall?
"Illinois" by James Bard is recorded as brilliant, with a luminous luminance.
What is the color identity of "Illinois" by James Bard?
"Illinois" by James Bard uses a neutrals palette, with putty (#ede6ce) as the dominant color.
Is "Illinois" typical of what James Bard usually created?
Among James Bard's recorded themes - nave art influence, 19th century maritime, american river life, bard's steamboat series, early american scene, industrial age views, documenting commerce, twin artist collaboration - "Illinois" brings its own focus on steamboat painting, american river scene, 19th century vessels, marine watercolor art, historical navigation, james bard artwork, riverboat landscape.
Who created "Illinois"?
"Illinois" is attributed to James Bard.
How old was James Bard when creating "Illinois" in 1837?
James Bard made "Illinois" at the age of 22. The artist was born in 1815 and the work is dated 1837.