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William Russell Birch (1755–1834)

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William Russell Birch

1755–1834

Nationality: American, born England

Biography

American artist, born England, active Philadelphia. Comment on works: printmaker, miniaturist, enamelist

Artworks

23 artworks

Daniel Webster

ca. 1833

Bishop William White

ca. 1830

Daniel Webster

after 1833

Brock Livingston Delaplaine

1817

The Stump (after Ruisdael)

1815

A View from the Artist's Estate, Springland, or the Elysian Bower

ca. 1800

Mrs. William Bingham (Anne Willing)

1795

Portrait of a Gentleman

ca. 1795

Mary Birch

1785

Portrait of a Gentleman

Principa Falls

The City of New York, in the State of New York, North America [The Birch View with the Picnic Party]

[1803] reissued ca. 1820

A Woodland Scene (The Sun Reflecting on the Dew, a Garden Scene: Echo, Pennsylvania, A Place belonging to Mr. D. Bavarage, 1808)

1811–ca. 1813

View from the Springhouse at Echo

c. 1808

Sweet Briar

c. 1808

Falls of the Potomac

1800-1810

High Street, from Ninth Street, Philadelphia

1800

George Washington

1810-20

The City and Port of Philadelphia, on the River Delaware from Kensington

1800

View in Third Street from Spruce

1800

Arch Street Ferry, Philadelphia

1800

South East Corner of Third and Market Streets

1799

New Market

1799

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