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Mary Newbold Sargent (1826-1906) was an American artist known for her landscape drawings. These works, often rendered in pencil or charcoal, feature a focus on the natural world, capturing the essence of mountains, valleys, and other geographical features. Sargent's drawings are characterized by their delicate lines and suggestive forms, capturing the essence of the landscape in a minimalist, yet evocative style. Her works are a testament to the beauty and power of nature, inviting viewers to appreciate the subtle nuances of the natural world.
Born
1826
Died
1906
British Fleet off Salamis (from Sketchbook)
Mary Newbold Sargent
1904
Charibdis, 1904 (from Sketchbook)
Mary Newbold Sargent
1904
Beth Jahlah, 1904 (from Sketchbook)
Mary Newbold Sargent
1904
Straights of Messina, 1904 (from Sketchbook)
Mary Newbold Sargent
1904
Village and Mountain (from Sketchbook)
Mary Newbold Sargent
1904
Ancient Walls, 1904 (from Sketchbook)
Mary Newbold Sargent
1904
Coast of Asia Minor (from Sketchbook)
Mary Newbold Sargent
1904
Landscape Vignette (from Sketchbook)
Mary Newbold Sargent
1904
Site of Troy (from Sketchbook)
Mary Newbold Sargent
1904
Coast of Asia Minor (from Sketchbook)
Mary Newbold Sargent
1904
Land of Benjamin (from Sketchbook)
Mary Newbold Sargent
1904
Mount Athos, 1904 (from Sketchbook)
Mary Newbold Sargent
1904
Nile, 1904 (from Sketchbook)
Mary Newbold Sargent
1904
Ragusa (from Sketchbook)
Mary Newbold Sargent
1904
Gallipoli (from Sketchbook)
Mary Newbold Sargent
1904