Americana Art Work Archives - Lucille Lucas Gallery

Black American History (16)
Miscellaneous (8)
Presidents (2)
Thomas Nast (7)
Western (5)
Winslow Homer (8)
Artist: Nast, Thomas
” He Wants a Change Too! “
Artist: Thompson, W. M.
“By a Waterfall” Normadie Series
Artist: Nast, Thomas
“Here We Are Again”
Artist: MacDonald, J.
A Lumber Raft
Artist: Tarbell, J. H.
A Memory of Emancipation Day
Artist: Nast, Thomas
A Merry Christmas
Artist: Graham And Day
A Perilous Trip – Shooting a Flume in the Sierra Nevada
Artist: Frost, A.B.
A Political Discussion
Artist: Reinhart, C. S.
A Warning to City Visitors
Artist: Graham, Charles
Bringing Home Christmas Presents
Artist: Farney, H.F.
Down the Grade From the divide – Section Hands Going To Camp
Artist: Homer, Winslow
Flirting On The Seashore and On The Meadow
Artist: Unknown
Gibbon Falls, Yellow-Stone National Park
Artist: Unknown
Great Falls of the Yellow-Stone, Yellowstone National Park 1880
Heah, Yo! Boys!
Artist: Kemble, E.W.
Ignorance is Bliss
Artist: Gibson, Charles Dana
Let Not the Sun Go Down Upon Your Wrath
Artist: Nast, Thomas
Let Us Think Twice Before We Let Loose The Dogs of War
Artist: Sartain, William
Lincoln and His Family, Philadelphia 1866
Artist: McCutcheon, S.G.
Making Snug for the Night
Artist: Pelton
Many Happy Returns of the Day
Artist: Homer, Winslow
On The Beach At Long Beach – The Children’s Hour
Artist: Frenzeny & Tavernier
On The Way To New Diggings – Halt In A Rough Pass Of The Rocky Mountains
Artist: Unknown
Our Colored Troops-The Line Officers of the First Louisiana Native Guards
Artist: Sheppar, W. L.
Philadelphia, Pa.–The Centennial Exposition–The Statue of ” The Freed Slave” in Memorial Hall
Artist: Homer, Winslow
Raid On A Sand – Swallow Colony ” How Many Eggs ? “
Artist: Nast, Thomas
Santa Claus Can’t Say That I Have Forgotten Anything
Artist: Nast, Thomas
Sections From Blaine’s Cartoons Published in Harper’s Weekly from March 8, 1879 to May 13, 1889
Artist: Homer, Winslow
Seesaw-Glouster, Massachusetts
Artist: Homer, Winslow
Snap the Whip
Artist: Keller, Arthur
The Awakening Of Santa Claus
Artist: Homer, Winslow
The Bathers
Artist: Nast, Thomas
The Black Experience in Prints
Artist: Sheppar, W. L.
The First Cotton Gin
Artist: (aft.) Carpenter-Francis Bicknell
The First Reading of the Emancipation Proclamation Before the Cabinet. From the original picture painted at the White House in 1864
Artist: Eytinge, Sol
The Fourth in Blackville–” Hold On To Sumfen, Shes goin Off Dis Time “
Artist: Eytinge, Sol
The Great Blackville Regatta–Grand Spurt At the Finish
The Muzzle Loading Gun
Artist: Unknown
The Negro Exodus–The Old Style And The New
Artist: Eytinge, Sol
The Phrenologist At Blackville
Artist: Unknown
The Song of the Kettle
Artist: McCutcheon, S.G.
The Soup Kitchen Charity
Artist: Homer, Winslow
The Summit of Mt. Washington
Artist: Homer, Winslow
Waiting for A Bite

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Black American History (16)

Miscellaneous (8)

Presidents (2)

Thomas Nast (7)

Western (5)

Winslow Homer (8)

” He Wants a Change Too! “

“By a Waterfall” Normadie Series

“Here We Are Again”

A Lumber Raft

A Memory of Emancipation Day

A Merry Christmas

A Perilous Trip – Shooting a Flume in the Sierra Nevada

A Political Discussion

A Warning to City Visitors

Bringing Home Christmas Presents

Down the Grade From the divide – Section Hands Going To Camp

Flirting On The Seashore and On The Meadow

Gibbon Falls, Yellow-Stone National Park

Great Falls of the Yellow-Stone, Yellowstone National Park 1880

Heah, Yo! Boys!

Ignorance is Bliss

Let Not the Sun Go Down Upon Your Wrath

Let Us Think Twice Before We Let Loose The Dogs of War

Lincoln and His Family, Philadelphia 1866

Making Snug for the Night

Many Happy Returns of the Day

On The Beach At Long Beach – The Children’s Hour

On The Way To New Diggings – Halt In A Rough Pass Of The Rocky Mountains

Our Colored Troops-The Line Officers of the First Louisiana Native Guards

Philadelphia, Pa.–The Centennial Exposition–The Statue of ” The Freed Slave” in Memorial Hall

Raid On A Sand – Swallow Colony ” How Many Eggs ? “

Santa Claus Can’t Say That I Have Forgotten Anything

Sections From Blaine’s Cartoons Published in Harper’s Weekly from March 8, 1879 to May 13, 1889

Seesaw-Glouster, Massachusetts

Snap the Whip

The Awakening Of Santa Claus

The Bathers

The Black Experience in Prints

The First Cotton Gin

The First Reading of the Emancipation Proclamation Before the Cabinet. From the original picture painted at the White House in 1864

The Fourth in Blackville–” Hold On To Sumfen, Shes goin Off Dis Time “

The Great Blackville Regatta–Grand Spurt At the Finish

The Muzzle Loading Gun

The Negro Exodus–The Old Style And The New

The Phrenologist At Blackville

The Song of the Kettle

The Soup Kitchen Charity

The Summit of Mt. Washington

Waiting for A Bite