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William James Bennett | Artheon Museum

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William James Bennett

Nationality: American

Biography

American, London 1787–1844 New York

Artworks

34 artworks

Quarantine, Staten Island

1833

View of South Street, from Maiden Lane, New York City

ca. 1827

City of Washington from beyond the Navy Yard

1834

South St. from Maiden Lane

1834

Fulton Street & Market, New York (The Bennett View of Fulton Street)

1834

Fulton Street and Market, New York

1834

South Street from Maiden Lane, New York, in 1828

1834

Weekhawken

1833

Weehawken from Turtle Grove

ca. 1830

The Falls of the Sawkill

1830

Niagara Falls from the Table Rock

published 1840

Troy: Taken from the West Bank of the Hudson in front of the United States Arsenal

published 1838

View of the High Falls of Trenton: West Canada Creek, N.Y.

published 1835

Boston: From the Ship House West End of the Navy Yard

published 1833

View of the New York Quarantine, Staten Island

published 1833

Baltimore Taken near Whetstone Point

published 1831

Baltimore from Federal Hill

published 1831

West Point, from Phillipstown

published 1831

Boston: From City Point near Sea Street

1776 to 1800

Solitude

1843

The American Landscape, No. 1, Engraved from Nature Expressly for This Work, and from Well Authenticated Pictures, With Historical and Topographical Illustrations

1830

Spring--Burning Fallen Trees in a Girdled Clearing. Western Scene

1841

Summer--A Road Accident. A glimpse thro' an opening of the Primitive Forest. Thornville, Ohio

1841

New Orleans: Taken from the Opposite Side, a Short Distance above the Middle or Picayyune Ferry

published 1841