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Henry J. Glintenkamp, Dame Edith Evans (Dame Edith Mary Booth)

Henry J. Glintenkamp

American · 1887–1946 · Painter, Printmaker

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  1. Henry J. Glintenkamp, The Wooded Ledge, Oil on wood panel shows a tree lined rock ledge with light blue sky peaking out behind trees. Thick areas of paint useThe Wooded LedgeJames D. Julia · $1,523≈ £851≈ €1,239Sign up to see
  2. Henry J. Glintenkamp, - ''Traffic- 7th Ave. Subway''- wood, engraving, 1934- ''Traffic- 7th Ave. Subway''- woodRachel Davis Fine Arts · $550≈ £468≈ €514Sign up to see
  3. Henry J. Glintenkamp, - ''Manhattan- Where the Mannonites''-, woodcut, 1935- ''Manhattan- Where the Mannonites''-Rachel Davis Fine Arts · $375≈ £319≈ €350Sign up to see

Henry J. Glintenkamp’s highest prices recorded at auction, ranked in US dollars at each sale-date exchange rate and shown in the currency of the sale (with the buyer’s premium where the house publishes it).

American painter, printmaker and sculptor (1887-1946)

Born 1887, Augusta, NJDied 1946, New York CityOccupation Painter, Printmaker, Sculptor, IllustratorWikidata Q22132142 ↗ULAN 500022556 ↗Museum works 1

Also known as Hendrick Glintenkamp, Hendrik Glintenkamp, Hendrik (Henry) J. Glintenkamp, Henry Glintenkamp

Works in museum collections

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Henry J. Glintenkamp, Dame Edith Evans (Dame Edith Mary Booth)
Dame Edith Evans (Dame Edith Mary Booth)1922
National Portrait Gallery ↗
Public domain · via Wikimedia Commons (public domain) — National Portrait Gallery

Artist record compiled from: Wikidata (CC0), Getty ULAN (ODC-By), National Gallery of Art open data (CC0), Smithsonian Open Access (CC0), The Met Open Access (CC0). See data sources & attribution.

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