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Pyle Collection

"Pyle: The Nation Makers and the Art of History" Step into the world of Howard Pyle, a renowned American artist whose brushstrokes brought history to life

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Pyle Collection: The Nation Makers. Depicts the Battle of Brandywine of 1777 during the Revolutionary War
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Pyle Collection: Battle of Bunker Hill: oil on canvas, 1898, by Howard Pyle
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Pyle Collection: Robert E Lee / Pyle / Spirit
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Pyle Collection: COLONIAL PLANTER. A tobacco planter relaxing at his estate in colonial Virginia
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Pyle Collection: ROBIN HOOD. Robin Hood meets Will Scarlet
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Pyle Collection: Pirates capturing a ship
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Pyle Collection: HOUS2A-00062
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Pyle Collection: George Fox / Pyle / Harpers
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Pyle Collection: Chapman or Chapbook Seller
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Pyle Collection: Bowling (oil on canvasboard)
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Pyle Collection: A Business Transaction: The Admiral Came in His Gig of State
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Pyle Collection: Letter of Introduction (gouache on paper)
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Pyle Collection: Swansea SA3 3 Map
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Pyle Collection: Isle of Wight PO38 2 Map
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Pyle Collection: Gutenberg at the Press, 1902. Creator: Pyle, Howard (1853-1911)
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Pyle Collection: Illustration from the book The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood, by Howard Pyle, 1883
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Pyle Collection: ENGLAND: HIGHWAYMAN. Claude Duval (1643-1670) proposing a dance with a lady
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Pyle Collection: Colonial seafarers in New York, 1700s
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Pyle Collection: Suspected witch arrested by Massachusetts colonists, 1600s
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Pyle Collection: Mrs Pyle Matson inside new Dodge countryside
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Pyle Collection: United States. American War of Independence (1775-1783). Dec
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Pyle Collection: HOWARD PYLE: PIRATE. The Buccaneer Was a Picturesque Fellow
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Pyle Collection: HOWARD PYLE: PIRATES. Who Shall Be Captain? Painting from Howard Pyles Book of Pirates
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Pyle Collection: KING ARTHUR, 1903. Receiving the sword Excalibur from the Lady of the Lake. Drawing
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Pyle Collection: TRIAL OF TWO WITCHES, Salem, Massachusetts, in 1692. Illustration by Howard Pyle
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Pyle Collection: SALEM WITCH TRIALS. An old woman viewed with suspicion on the streets of Salem
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Pyle Collection: MERLIN THE MAGICIAN. Drawing, 1903, by Howard Pyle
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Pyle Collection: PYLE: PIRATES, 1887. Capture of the Galleon. Wood engraving after a drawing by Howard Pyle
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Pyle Collection: Nathan Hale receiving instructions from George Washington in New York City for his intelligence
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Pyle Collection: Ohio traveler attacked by wolves, early 1800s
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Pyle Collection: HOUS2A-00086
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Pyle Collection: PYLE: FLYING DUTCHMAN, 1900. The Flying Dutchman. Painting by Howard Pyle, 1900
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Pyle Collection: HOWARD PYLE: PIRATE. Buried Treasure. Illustration from Howard Pyles Book of Pirates
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Pyle Collection: LOUIS HENNEPIN (1640-1701). French missionary and explorer in America
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Pyle Collection: PYLE: KING ARTHUR. King Arthur of Britain. Drawing by Howard Pyle, 1903
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Pyle Collection: CHARLES C. PYLE (1882-1939). Known as C. C. Pyle. American sports promoter and showman
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Pyle Collection: MORGAN LE FAY Drawing, 1903, by Howard Pyle
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Pyle Collection: DUEL, 17th CENTURY. The Duel. Illustration, 1882, by Howard Pyle
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Pyle Collection: GIRLS IN COLONIAL AMERICA listening to an outdoor political discussion. Illustration
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Pyle Collection: NEW ENGLAND: TEA PARTY. An outdoor tea party in 18th century colonial New England
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Pyle Collection: Women at the Polls in New Jersey in the Good Old Times, Drawn by Howard Pyle, US
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Pyle Collection: PYLE: SAINTS, 1886. The Rich Man and the Two Saints
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Pyle Collection: PYLE: SAINT CHRISTOPHER. The Poor Man and Saint Christopher
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Pyle Collection: JONATHAN WILD (c1682-1725). English thief and extortionist. Wild with a rich female client
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Pyle Collection: ZENGER AND BRADFORD, 1730s. William Bradford, John Peter Zengers rival publisher
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Pyle Collection: ZENGER AND BRADFORD, 1730s. The Rival Editors
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Pyle Collection: GILCHRIST: A MAIDs CHOICE. Second verse of A Maids Choice, a Musical Pastoral
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Pyle Collection: GILCHRIST: A MAIDs CHOICE. Fourth verse of A Maids Choice, a Musical Pastoral


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"Pyle: The Nation Makers and the Art of History" Step into the world of Howard Pyle, a renowned American artist whose brushstrokes brought history to life. Through his masterful paintings, Pyle transported viewers back in time, capturing pivotal moments that shaped our nation. One such masterpiece is "The Battle of Brandywine, " an oil on canvas painting from 1906. This vivid depiction portrays the intensity and valor of the Revolutionary War's Battle of Brandywine in 1777. Pyle's attention to detail allows us to witness firsthand the bravery and sacrifice displayed by those who fought for independence. In another iconic work titled "Battle of Bunker Hill, " painted in 1898, Pyle immortalizes one of America's most significant battles during its fight for freedom. With every stroke, he recreates the chaos and determination that defined this historic event. Pyle's talent extended beyond war scenes as he delved into other realms like piracy. In his captivating artwork depicting pirates capturing a ship, he captures both fear and adventure with remarkable precision. Not limited to historical events alone, it also explored themes like spirituality through works such as "Robert E Lee / Pyle / Spirit. " Here we see a glimpse into the inner struggles faced by General Robert E Lee during the Civil War—a haunting portrayal that speaks volumes about human resilience amidst turmoil. But it wasn't just grand narratives that fascinated Pyle; everyday life intrigued him too. In his piece titled "Chapman or Chapbook Seller, " he offers a glimpse into street vendors peddling their wares—an ode to ordinary people shaping society in their own way. Prolific as ever, Pyle ventured beyond traditional canvases with works like "Bowling (oil on canvasboard). " This playful scene showcases his versatility while highlighting leisure activities enjoyed by Americans throughout history. Even seemingly mundane subjects found beauty under Pyle's brush. His painting "A Business Transaction.