William Langson Lathrop

1859 — 1938

American artist (1859-1938)

William Langson Lathrop was an American Impressionist landscape painter and founder of the art colony in New Hope, Pennsylvania, where he was an influential founder of Pennsylvania Impressionism.

article Wikipedia map Map

Works

Ely's Bridge

Ely's Bridge

William Langson Lathrop The Phillips Collection
zoom_in info
Gray Barn

Gray Barn

William Langson Lathrop The Phillips Collection
zoom_in info
The Canal–Late Afternoon

The Canal–Late Afternoon

William Langson Lathrop
zoom_in info
The Tow Path

The Tow Path

William Langson Lathrop The Phillips Collection
zoom_in info
The Meadows 1897

The Meadows

William Langson Lathrop Metropolitan Museum of Art
zoom_in info
The Muskrat Hunter 1908

The Muskrat Hunter

William Langson Lathrop Reading Public Museum
zoom_in info

A Pennsylvania Farm

William Langson Lathrop
zoom_in info

Landscape with Pond

William Langson Lathrop Harvard Art Museums
zoom_in info

Spring Landscape

William Langson Lathrop
zoom_in info

The Three Trees

William Langson Lathrop Smithsonian American Art Museum
zoom_in info
1899

The Delaware Valley

William Langson Lathrop Brandywine Museum of Art
zoom_in info
1915

Landscape

William Langson Lathrop
zoom_in info
1919

Pool

William Langson Lathrop Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
zoom_in info
1933

Oyster Bay, Long Island

William Langson Lathrop
zoom_in info