Florida River Scene / Martin Johnson Heade

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Art Item Information

©Gilcrease Museum

Title(s):

Florida River Scene

Creator(s):

Martin Johnson Heade (Artist)

Culture:

American

Date:

late 19th century

Materials/Techniques:

oil on canvas

Classification:

Paintings

Object Type:

Oil Painting

Credit Line:

Gift of the Thomas Gilcrease Foundation, 1964

Accession No:

01.2317

Previous Number(s):

0126.2317; 26782

Department:

Art

Marks/Inscriptions: Signed, "M J Heade" in lower right.

Not On View

Dimensions

Overall (Canvas):

Height: 17in. (43.2cm)
Width: 36 1/2in. (92.7cm)

Framed:

Height: 25 3/4in. (65.4cm)
Width: 44 7/8in. (114.0cm)
Depth: 3 1/4in. (8.3cm)

About the Creator

From Gilcrease Museum:

Creator:

Martin Johnson Heade

Role(s):

Artist

From Getty's Union List of Artist Names:

Names (all):

Heade, Martin Johnson

Birth Date:

1819

Death Date:

1904

Nationalities:

American (North American)

Roles:

American painter, 1819-1904

Gender:

male

Note:

Comment on works: still life, Landscapes

Tags and Search Terms

Tags:

birds (animals), branches (plant components), bush, clouds, estuary, Florida, green, herons, Landscape, letters (signs), light, log, moss, Nature, orange, palm trees, pink, reflections, river, shadows, signatures (names), sky, sunlight, Sunset, trees, water, yellow

Cite this Page

Heade, Martin. Florida River Scene. 01.2317. late 19th century. Tulsa: Gilcrease Museum, https://collections.gilcrease.org/object/012317 (05/08/2019).

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