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William B. Closson (1848-1926) was an American artist who specialized in portraiture and genre painting. His works often depicted intimate moments between people, such as a mother and child, or a seated figure in a pensive mood. The images are often characterized by their soft, tonal values and careful rendering of detail, creating a sense of realism and emotional depth. He was a prolific artist who produced a large body of work, particularly during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Born
1848
Died
1926
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William B. Closson
1850
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William B. Closson
1850
Portrait of E. C. Stedman
William B. Closson
1850
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
William B. Closson
1850
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William B. Closson
1850
Madonna and Child
William B. Closson
1850
The Foundling
William B. Closson
1850
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William B. Closson
1850
Cattle at the Crossroads
William B. Closson
1850
Portrait of Dr. Henry Whitney Bellows
William B. Closson
1850
Untitled (Abraham City with Troops)
William B. Closson
1850
Portrait of Ellen Terry
William B. Closson
1850
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William B. Closson
1850
Portrait of James Russell Lowell
William B. Closson
1850
Portrait of Thomas B. Aldrich
William B. Closson
1850