White Mountain Art - Notable White Mountain Artists

Notable White Mountain Artists

  • Albert Bierstadt
  • Alfred Thompson Bricher
  • George Loring Brown
  • Benjamin Champney
  • Thomas Cole
  • Jasper Francis Cropsey
  • Thomas Doughty
  • Asher B. Durand
  • Alvan Fisher
  • Francis Seth Frost
  • George Albert Frost
  • Samuel Lancaster Gerry
  • Sanford Robinson Gifford
  • Samuel W. Griggs
  • William Hart
  • Edward Hill
  • Thomas Hill
  • Winslow Homer
  • Sylvester Phelps Hodgdon
  • George Inness
  • David Johnson
  • John Frederick Kensett
  • Edmund Darch Lewis
  • Alfred T. Ordway
  • William F. Paskell
  • William Trost Richards
  • Horace Wolcott Robbins
  • John White Allen Scott
  • Aaron Draper Shattuck
  • Frank Henry Shapleigh
  • Russell Smith
  • William Louis Sonntag

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