Who created "Studies for "Dance on a Stone Boat" and "In the Cornfield""?

Studies for "Dance on a Stone Boat" and "In the Cornfield" was created by James Goodwyn Clonney in c. 1844.

What medium is "Studies for "Dance on a Stone Boat" and "In the Cornfield""?

Studies for "Dance on a Stone Boat" and "In the Cornfield" is graphite on two sheets of wove tracing paper.

Is "Studies for "Dance on a Stone Boat" and "In the Cornfield"" in the public domain?

Yes, Studies for "Dance on a Stone Boat" and "In the Cornfield" is in the public domain and available for free download under CC0 license.

Studies for "Dance on a Stone Boat" and "In the Cornfield"

Q: When was "Studies for "Dance on a Stone Boat" and "In the Cornfield"" created?

This artwork was created c. 1844.

James Goodwyn Clonney

c. 1844

Medium

graphite on two sheets of wove tracing paper

Dimensions

overall (irregular): 35.24 × 18.57 cm (13 7/8 × 7 5/16 in.)

Classification

Drawing

Department

CG-W

Museum

National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.

Credit

Corcoran Collection (Gift of J. William Middendorf, II)

Accession Number

2015.19.2654.1-2

About the Artist

James Goodwyn Clonney

James Goodwyn Clonney (1812–1867) was an American genre painter and miniaturist whose warm, gently humorous depictions of rural and small-town American life place him among the most appealing practitioners of the antebellum genre tradition. Born in England and brought to the United States as a child, he studied drawing and miniature painting in New York and worked for a period as a miniature portr...

Studies for "Dance on a Stone Boat" and "In the Cornfield"

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