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William Dunlap

William Dunlap is remembered best for his role as cofounder and later vice president of the National Academy of Design in New York. He also wrote significant histories of the American theater and the fine arts during the 1830s

Alternate Name
Dunlap, William
Birth
1766
Birth Location
Perth Amboy, New Jersey, United States
Death
1839
Death Location
New York, New York, United States
Gender
male
Nationalities
American
american,
student of
Benjamin West
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Selected Images of William Dunlap

(no title) (Asher Brown Durand, 1819 Dec. 24)
William Dunlap self-portrait (William Dunlap, c. 1805)
(no title) (18--?)
William Dunlap (Max Rosenthal, 1897)
(no title) (Rembrandt Peale, 1855 Sept. 8)

Objects at The Walters Art Museum (1)

Ann Brunton, the actress (Mrs. Rob Merry) (William Dunlap, ca. 1795)

Objects at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art (1)

Falls of the Mohawk, Cohoes June 17, 1815 (William Dunlap, 1815)

Objects at Archives of American Art (1)

(no title) (Asher Brown Durand, 1819 Dec. 24)

Objects at Smithsonian American Art Museum (1)

Elizabeth Chandler Putnam (William Dunlap, ca. 1826)

Objects at Dallas Museum of Art (2)

Commodore Isaac Hull (William Dunlap, after 1812)
Anna Hart, Mrs. Isaac Hull (William Dunlap, after 1812)

Objects at Princeton University Art Museum (2)

Portrait of Richard Channing Moore D.D. (William Dunlap)
Christ Rejected (Benjamin West, 1822)

Objects at National Portrait Gallery (4)

Joel Barlow (William Dunlap, 1806)
Elizabeth Linn Brown (William Dunlap, c. 1806)
Charles Brockden Brown (William Dunlap, 1806)
William Dunlap self-portrait (William Dunlap, c. 1805)