Alexander Pope

Alexander Pope

1849 — 1924

American artist (1849-1924)

Alexander Pope Jr. was an American artist, both in paint and wood carving, mostly of sporting and still life subjects. He studied for a short time under the sculptor William Copley, and was one of America's popular gaming artists.

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In Charge

In Charge

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Skull; verso: head of a hunting dog holding a bird in its mouth

Skull; verso: head of a hunting dog holding a bird in its mouth

Alexander Pope Harvard Art Museums
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Still Life with Two Game Birds 1800c

Still Life with Two Game Birds

Alexander Pope Museum of Fine Arts Boston
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Emblems of the Civil War 1887

Emblems of the Civil War

Alexander Pope Brooklyn Museum
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The Oak Door 1887

The Oak Door

Alexander Pope Metropolitan Museum of Art
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The Wild Swan 1900

The Wild Swan

Alexander Pope M. H. de Young Memorial Museum
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Trophies of the Hunt 1905

Trophies of the Hunt

Alexander Pope Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art
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Prized Trophy

Alexander Pope Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
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Still Life (Sporting Equipment)

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Still Life with Hanging Bird: A Pair

Alexander Pope Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
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Still Life with Hanging Bird: A Pair

Alexander Pope Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
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1796

A Gentleman

Alexander Pope Cincinnati Art Museum
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1800c

Two Grouse

Alexander Pope Brandywine Museum of Art
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1880

Rooster in Transit

Alexander Pope Harvard Art Museums
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1895

Do Not Feed

Alexander Pope Brandywine Museum of Art
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