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Francis William Edmonds (1806-1863) was an American artist known for his drawings and paintings. Edmonds' works often depicted scenes of everyday life, particularly those of the working class. His drawings were frequently executed in pencil, like those seen here, which showcase Edmonds' keen eye for detail and his ability to capture the nuances of human expression and movement. He was known for his sensitive portrayal of figures in casual poses, as in these sketches featuring dogs, two men, and a figure in a landscape setting. Edmonds' art offers a glimpse into the daily lives and experiences of people during the 19th century, showcasing his mastery of the pencil medium and his talent for capturing the essence of the human condition.
Born
1806
Died
1863
The Bashful Cousin
Francis William Edmonds
1841
The New Bonnet
Francis William Edmonds
1858
Taking the Census
Francis William Edmonds
1854
Preparing for Christmas (Plucking Turkeys)
Francis William Edmonds
1851
Study for Facing the Enemy (from McGuire Scrapbook)
Francis William Edmonds
1845
Sketchbook of Figure and Landscape Subjects
Francis William Edmonds
1850
Study for "Gil Blas and the Archbishop" (from Sketchboo...
Francis William Edmonds
1838
Boys Playing in a Doorway (from Sketchbook)
Francis William Edmonds
1849
Study for the "City and Country Beaux"; Sketch of a Hou...
Francis William Edmonds
1849
Study for "Sparking" (from Sketchbook)
Francis William Edmonds
1837
Man Wearing a Hat (from Sketchbook)
Francis William Edmonds
1837
Man Pointing and Writing; Man with Arms Folded (from Sk...
Francis William Edmonds
1837
Two Studies: Woman Sewing; Woman at a Desk (from Sketch...
Francis William Edmonds
1837
Seated Man Reading a Newspaper (from Sketchbook)
Francis William Edmonds
1837
Two Studies of a Dog: Seated and Scratching (from Sketc...
Francis William Edmonds
1837