List of Paintings
- Morning Prayer
- Sunday Afternoon
- Lost Genius
- First Lesson
- Neglecting Business (Playing Chess), 1887 (now in the Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco)
- The Letter Home
- Lesson in Gunning
- The Cap Makers (as of 1892, in the collection of Thomas D. Clark)
- Sunday Morning (as of 1892, in the collection of Thomas D. Clark)
- Interesting Game (as of 1892, in the collection of Thomas D. Clark)
- The Hebrew Orphan Asylum (the painter's favorite)
- In the Laboratory (painted 1885-87; a portrait of the San Francisco assayer Thomas Price; in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, purchased 1939, item number 39.46)
Read more about this topic: Henry Alexander (painter)
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