Martin Johnson Heade

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Martin Johnson Heade was a 19th-century American painter best known for his luminous seascapes, salt marsh landscapes, and detailed still lifes of flowers and tropical birds.

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instanceOf American artist
painter
person
activeIn 19th century
artisticFocus atmospheric effects of light and weather
hummingbirds and tropical birds
marshes and coastal wetlands
orchids and exotic flowers
birthDate 1819-08-11
birthPlace Lumberville, Pennsylvania, United States
burialPlace Saint Augustine, Florida, United States
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 1904-09-04
familyName Heade
fieldOfWork painting
fullName Martin Johnson Heade
genre landscape painting
ornithological painting
seascape painting
still life painting
givenName Martin
hasWorkInCollection Metropolitan Museum of Art
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.
influencedBy Hudson River School painters
linked to: Hudson River School
movement Hudson River School (loosely associated)
linked to: Hudson River School

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notableFor luminous seascapes
paintings of tropical birds
salt marsh landscapes
still lifes of flowers
notableWork Approaching Thunder Storm
linked to: Approaching Storm

Cattleya Orchid and Three Brazilian Hummingbirds
Newburyport Meadows
Orchid and Hummingbird near a Mountain Lake
Rhode Island Landscape
Sunlight and Shadow: The Newbury Marshes
Sunset over the Marshes
The Coming Storm
The Great Florida Marsh
Thunder Storm on Narragansett Bay
Two Hummingbirds with Their Young
spouse Maria Louise O’Bryan Heade
style realism with luminous light effects
workLocation Brazil
New England
New York City

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Martin Johnson Heade fullName Martin Johnson Heade