Daniel Huntington Collection
Daniel Huntington was a renowned artist who lived between 1855 and 1865. His works encompassed various themes, including philosophy and art
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Daniel Huntington was a renowned artist who lived between 1855 and 1865. His works encompassed various themes, including philosophy and art. One of his notable creations is an engraving titled "Philosophy and Art, " which showcases his talent for capturing the essence of these two disciplines. In addition to engravings, Huntington also excelled in painting portraits. In 1887, he painted Benjamin Hazard Field, showcasing his ability to capture the unique characteristics of individuals through brushstrokes. Another masterpiece by Huntington is "The Field Family in a Garden" from 1869, where he skillfully portrays familial warmth amidst nature's beauty. Huntington's artistic prowess extended beyond portraiture; he also had a knack for landscape paintings. "A Swiss Lake" from 1849 exemplifies his ability to depict serene natural scenes with remarkable detail. Similarly, his work titled "Italy" transports viewers back to the enchanting landscapes of this European country. Throughout his career, Huntington had the privilege of creating portraits of influential figures such as William Henry Aspinwall in 1871 and Carl Schurz in 1899. These artworks serve as testaments to both their significance and Huntington's exceptional talent. Notable historical figures were not the only subjects that captivated Huntington; writers like Washington Irving caught his attention too. A portrait believed to be created around 1840 showcases Irving's contemplative gaze captured with finesse by the artist. Huntington's portfolio also includes depictions of military leaders like Samuel Francis Du Pont (1867-1868) and scientists such as Joseph Henry (1857). Through these artworks, we witness how Huntington could convey not only physical appearances but also inner strength and intellectual depth. One cannot overlook Gulian Crommelin Verplanck (1857), another prominent figure immortalized by Daniel Huntington’s skilled hand. This portrait captures Verplanck’s dignified presence, reflecting the artist's ability to convey both external and internal qualities.