American Impressionism at the Detroit Institute of Arts
The Detroit Institute of Arts holds 57 American Impressionism works in this public-domain catalogue, dating from 1756 to 1940. The collection is led by John Mix Stanley, Thomas Dewing and Gari Melchers.
Grandma's Hearthstone
Sleighing Scene
Nocturne in Black and Gold – The Falling Rocket
Indians Playing Cards
Self Portrait
Self-Portrait
The Flight into Egypt
James Edmund Scripps
Waterfront
The Fencing Master
Self Portrait
Indian Telegraph
The Fisherman's Wedding Party
General Amasa Davis
In the Country
Sketch of Monadnock Mountain
On the Nile
Sanford Robinson Gifford
Unfolding Buds
John Frederick Kensett
A Surprise Party
The Letter
In the Fields
Refining Oil
Samuel Mountfort Pitts
Head of Medusa
Spring
Culebra Cut
Robert M. Lindsay
Summer
The White Veil
Vineclad Trees
Winter Landscape
The Ball Players
Mrs. John J. Bagley
My Daughter Elisabeth
Still Life with Tapers and Cigars
The Communicant
Aunt Hannah
Man Reading by Candlelight
The Yield of the Waters
Kearney Street (San Francisco)
The Hudson River from Hoboken
Gray Day, Fishers Island Sound
Mrs. Edward Hudson
Sea Babies
Flowers of Late Fall
Fifth Avenue at Twilight
Roses on a Wall
Beach at Long Branch: Sunrise
Colonel William Allen
Dr. Edward Hudson
John Church Hamilton
Classical Figures
Confetti
Commerce and Agriculture Bringing Wealth to Detroit
The Blue Gown