Dinghies, Rowboats, and Skiffs - SAAM

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Dinghies, Rowboats, and Skiffs Docked
at the
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Washington D.C

1
Along the Maine Coast
Isaac Jacob Sanger (1899-1986) American
Color woodcut on paper, 24" x 12" (w x h), 1976

2
Up the River, Late Afternoon, October
Childe Hassam (1859-1935) American
Pastel on paper, 22" x 18" (w x h), 1906

3
Untitled
Howard Russell Butler (1856- 1934), American
Pencil on paper, 6" x 4" (w x h)

4
Anchored
Mary Mullineux (1875-1965), American
Color woodcut on paper, 14" x 12" (w x h), circa 1925-1935

5
Sunday Morning on the Docks (Roundout Creek)
Judson Smith (1880-1962), American
Oil on canvas, 30" x 24" (w x h), 1944-1945

6
A Mixed Race African-American Looking for His Home
Hilliard Dean (1933- ), American
Etching and aquatint on paper, 11" x 7" (w x h), circa 1969
(Note: the title has been updated to replace outdated offensive derogatory usage)

7
Boats on Dry Dock
Paul Puzinas (1907-1967), Latvian-American
Oil on canvas, 40" x 30" (w x h), 1966

8
Untitled
Howard Russell Butler (1856- 1934), American
Pencil on paper, 6" x 4" (w x h)

9
Study for Swimmers Atlanta: Boat
Jennifer Bartlett (1941-2022), American
Watercolor, enamel, pen and ink, and pencil on paper,
20" x 20" (w x h), 1979

10
Group of Three Female Nudes
Carl Newman (1858-1932), American
Drawing

Carl Newman taught figure drawing at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Newman's large, flamboyant images of nude figures often shocked the American public; one of his paintings was removed from an exhibition because too many people complained. When his paintings didn't bring in any money during the Depression his widow resented it, destroying much of his later work. -SAAM curatorial file (Smithsonian American Art Museum)