Julian Alden Weir (August 30, 1852 – December 8, 1919) was an American impressionist painter. He was affiliated with the Cos Cob Art Colony near Greenwich, Connecticut. Weir was also one of “The Ten”, a loosely-connected group of American artists who are disappointed with professional art organizations, who came together in 1898 to exhibit their art as a stylistically unified group. Learn more »
Paintings by Julian Alden Weir in Chronological Order
At the Water Trough, 1877 | A French Homestead, c.1878 | The Flower Seller, c.1879 |
Union Square, c.1879 | Silver Chalice with Roses, 1882 | Fireside Dreams, 1887 |
Lengthening Shadows, 1887 | Portrait of Cara, 1887 | Still Life with Flowers, c.1887 |
Connecticut Scene, 1888 | Idle Hours, 1888 | Winter Landscape with Stream, c.1888 |
Silver Chalice, Japanese Bronze and Red Tapir, 1889 | The Farmer”s Lawn, c.1889 | The Road to No Where, 1889 |
Vase and Roses, 1889 | Autumn Rain, 1890 | Houses in Pasture, c.1890 |
In the Livingroom, c.1890 | Roses in a Silver Bowl on a Mahogany Table, c.1890 | The red bridge, 1890 |
Midday, 1891 | Mother and Child, c.1891 | The Grey Trellis, 1891 |
Landscape with Steeple, Wyndham, c.1892 | Landscape with Stone Wall, Windham, c.1892 | Willimantic Thread Factory, 1893 |
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The Laundry, Branchville, c.1894 | The Ice Cutters, 1895 | Face Reflected in a Mirror, 1896 |
Girl Standing by a Gate, 1896 | Noonday Rest in New England, 1897 | The Factory Village, 1897 |
Summer, 1898 | The Black Hat, 1898 | The Veranda, 1900 |
Summer Afternoon, Shinnecock Landscape, 1902 | After the Ride aka Visiting Neighbors, c.1903 | At the Piano, c.1903 |
The Birches, 1903 | Still Life, 1905 | Upland Pasture, c.1905 |
The Blue Gown, c.1907 | The Building of the Dam, 1908 | On the Shore, c.1909 |
Overhanging Trees, c.1909 | Girl in Black, c.1910 | Little Lizie Lynch, c.1910 |
The Bridge Nocturne aka Nocturne Queensboro Bridge, 1910 | The Letter, c.1910 | Nassau, Bahamas, 1913 |
The Wharves, Nassau, 1913 | Midsummer Landscape, 1914 | Windham Village, c.1914 |
Ravine near Branchville, 1915 | The Lace Maker, 1915 | A Follower of Grolier |
Autumn Days | Branchville, Connecticut | Cora |
Flowers in a Delft Jug | Girl Knitting | Green Hills and Farmland |
Ideal Head | Landscape with Seated Figure | Loading Ice |
Mother and Child | The Inlet | The River Bend |