Selected Works
- The Melancholy Days have come (1860)
- Indian Summer (1861)
- Late Autumn (1863)
- October Snow (1870)
- Sea from Shore (1873)
- Cape Ann (1874)
- A Song of Summer (1876)
- Winter in the Mountains (1878)
- Clouds (1879)
- The Edge of a Wood (1880)
- Kaatskill River (1881)
- Autumn Memory (1883)
- Shadows of Autumn (1884)
- The Kaatskills in Winter (1884)
- Christmas Eve (1885)
- Shadows of Autumn (1886)
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