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Artist: George Washington Nicholson
“Orientalist Markeplace”
By George Washington Nicholson
Located in Southampton, NY
Circa 1865 marketplace painting by the American artist, George Washington Nicholson. Signed lower left. Oil paint on wooden panel. Condit...
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1860s Academic George Washington Nicholson Paintings

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Oil, Board

19th C New Jersey Surfmen Rescuing Foundering Ship - GW Nicholson
By George Washington Nicholson
Located in Exton, PA
Fine late 19th C oil painting on cradled wood panel by George Washington Nicholson. The painting is in very good cleaned condition and shows Surfmen rescuing a ship in distress. This...
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1870s Hudson River School George Washington Nicholson Paintings

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Oil

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