Edmund Charles Tarbell
1862–1938 · American · 17 artworks
ImpressionismBoston SchoolLuminous color palettesNaturalistic light effectsElegant domestic scenesRefined brushworkClassical composition
artist bio
Edmund Charles Tarbell was an American Impressionist painter known for his luminous depictions of domestic scenes and portraits, often featuring women and children in elegant settings. He was a leading figure in the Boston School of painting, emphasizing classical drawing skills within an Impressionistic style.
related: Childe Hassam, John Singer Sargent, Mary Cassatt
17 artworks
In the Orchard
1891
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Mother and Mary
1922
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The Breakfast Room
1903
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In a Garden
1890
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Three Girls Reading
1907
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Mother and Child in a Boat
1892
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The Sisters
1921
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Portrait of Elanor Hyde Phillips
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Girl Crotcheting
1904
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Across the Room
1899
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Profile
1900
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Girl with Sailboat
1899
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Dr. Harvey Cushing
1908
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Portrait of a Woman in white
1890
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Arrangement in Pink and Gray (Afternoon Tea)
1894
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Still Life with Oriental Statue
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Josephine Knitting
1916
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