Thomas Eakins
Thomas Eakins ranks among the defining American realists of the nineteenth century, known for portraits, rowing and sporting scenes, medical subjects, and quiet domestic interiors rendered with close observation. His paintings and photographs alike favour disciplined drawing, careful anatomy, and unidealised daylight over narrative flourish. This archive gathers sixty of his works, chiefly platinum and albumen silver prints alongside oil on canvas, watercolour, and gelatin silver print, with sheets dated 1869 to 1901 and impressions up to that year. Titles here range from Arcadia and The Gross Clinic to The Chess Players and Cowboy Singing, tracing a career equally at home in painting and photography.
60 works in the collection · All public domain (CC0)