Joseph DeCamp
1858–1923 · American · 30 artworks
ImpressionismTonalismRealismTonalismSubtle color harmoniesSoft brushworkNaturalistic lightPortraiture
artist bio
Joseph DeCamp was an American painter known for his Impressionistic and Tonalist portraits and genre scenes. He was a member of the Boston School and played a significant role in bringing Impressionism to American art.
what you'll learn
Studying DeCamp's work allows students to understand the blending of Impressionistic techniques with a focus on realistic representation and subtle tonal harmonies. Students can learn about capturing light and atmosphere while maintaining a sense of form and structure.
related: Childe Hassam, John Singer Sargent
30 artworks
The Pear Orchard
1895
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Trees Along the Coast (Road to the Sea)
1897
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The Steward (Lewis of the Porcellian)
1919
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The Fur Jacket
1910
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Portrait in Red and Gold of Miss Pearson
1921
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June Sunlight
1902
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The Music Lesson
1904
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September Afternoon
1895
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Portrait of a Boy (Ted)
1902
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A Murky Day
1886
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Jetty at Low Tide (The Water Pier)
1901
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Summer Landscape (Summertime)
1897
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The Blue Mandarin Coat
1922
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Red Comunion (The Red Kimono)
1919
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Reflections (Arrangement in Pink and Blue)
1901
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Mrs. Ernest Major
1903
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Miss Alice Boit
1899
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Moorland Path, Cape Ann, Massachusetts
1886
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Francesca
1913
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Roses
1899
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Seascape
1897
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Sally
1907
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Blue Bird
1919
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The Seamstress
1916
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The Window Blind
1921
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Edward Tuck
1923
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In the Studio
1895
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La Penserosa
1908
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The Little Hotel
1903
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The Violinist (The Violin: Girl with a Violin III)
1902
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