Artist
Daniel Huntington (1816–1906)
91 works by Daniel Huntington (American, 1816–1906) from 3 museums and collections. Wikipedia
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Mercy's DreamDaniel Huntington, 1850National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Dr. James HallDaniel Huntington, 1857National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Dr. John Edwards HolbrookDaniel Huntington, 1857National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Mrs. Sylvester DeringDaniel Huntington, 1878The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Henry Theodore TuckermanDaniel Huntington, 1866National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Study in a WoodDaniel Huntington, 1861The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Mary InmanDaniel Huntington|Henry Inman, 1844The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
John David WolfeDaniel Huntington, 1871The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Mr. Mason by the SeaDaniel Huntington, 1849The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Nicoll Havens DeringDaniel Huntington, 1871The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
The Goldsmith's DaughterDaniel Huntington, 1889National Gallery of Art, Washington 
LandscapesDaniel Huntington, 1859National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Dr. John W. FrancisDaniel Huntington, 1857The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Mercy's DreamDaniel Huntington, 1858The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
John Taylor JohnstonDaniel Huntington, 1875The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Mrs. Birdsall CornellDaniel Huntington, 1860The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Cyrus W. FieldDaniel Huntington, 1879The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
William C. PrimeDaniel Huntington, 1892The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Anna Watson StuartDaniel Huntington, ca. 1862The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Rear View of a SkeletonDaniel Huntington, 1848National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Studies for "Sowing the Word"Daniel Huntington, c. 1868National Gallery of Art, Washington 
SwiftwaterDaniel Huntington, 1854National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Recruit; Two Studies of HeadsDaniel Huntington, c. 1862National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Saco, Looking NorthwestDaniel Huntington, mid 1860sNational Gallery of Art, Washington