george esten cooke
19th Century
19th Century

george esten cooke

Born 1793 Died 1849 Works span 1809–1841

George Esten Cooke: A Life in Art Born: March 14, 1793, St. Mary's County, Maryland Died: March 26, 1849, New Orleans, Louisiana Known For: Primarily portraits and landscapes of the American South; notable for his large-scale historical painting, "Interior of St. Peter’s Rome." Early Life and Artistic Development George Esten Cooke's early life was marked by a series of unsuccessful business ventures before he dedicated hims…

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1841
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Chronological Journey

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