Movement or school
Folk art
117 works classed as Folk art, from the Art Institute of Chicago.
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24 works shown, in the site's best-first order

Lady in BrownFrederick R. Spencer, c. 1855Art Institute of Chicago 
Woman in a Blue DressSchool of William Matthew Prior, c. 1840Art Institute of Chicago 
Meetinghouse Hill, Roxbury, MassachusettsJohn Ritto Penniman, 1799Art Institute of Chicago 
Mrs. Reuben Allerton (Lois Atherton)Ammi Phillips, 1821–22Art Institute of Chicago 
Man with a PenJonas Welch Holman, 1827–30Art Institute of Chicago 
Emblems for Royal Crown Lodge No. 22Artist unknown, 1810–15Art Institute of Chicago 
FireboardPossibly "Stimp" (active c. 1820), c. 1820Art Institute of Chicago 
Portrait of Fred Adelbert HaywoodSchool of William Matthew Prior, February 16, 1848Art Institute of Chicago 
Mrs. Noah Smith and FamilyEzra Ames, c. 1830Art Institute of Chicago 
Phebe Russell Swain WelchSheldon Peck, c. 1837Art Institute of Chicago 
William W. WelchSheldon Peck, c. 1837Art Institute of Chicago 
Cornelius AllertonAmmi Phillips, 1821–22Art Institute of Chicago 
Mrs. William Bonham (Ann Warford)William Bonnell, March 6, 1825Art Institute of Chicago 
George Franklin Archer and the Archer ResidenceCharles Spencer Humphreys, 1871Art Institute of Chicago 
William BonhamWilliam Bonnell, March 4, 1825Art Institute of Chicago 
New England Country SeatArtist unknown, 1800–20Art Institute of Chicago 
J. Ellis BonhamWilliam Bonnell, March 5, 1825Art Institute of Chicago 
Woman with a Green Book (Louisa Gallond Cook)Erastus Salisbury Field, 1838Art Institute of Chicago 
Woman with a BookJonas Welch Holman, 1827–30Art Institute of Chicago 
Trinket BoxArtist unknown, c. 1820Art Institute of Chicago 
Back Pattern for Side ChairUnknown Artist, 1825/75Art Institute of Chicago 
Bedcover Depicting Thirty-four Scenes from the Old and New TestamentsUnited States, 1880sArt Institute of Chicago 
RoosterWilhelm Schimmel, 1870–90Art Institute of Chicago 
PlateRudolph Drach, 1792Art Institute of Chicago