Thomas Waterman Wood

Thomas Waterman Wood
American
(1823-1903)

Two Cents a Piece, Sir
o/c, 19.5"x13.5", s.l.l.

Born November 12, 1823 in Montpelier, VT. He often depicted African Americans and their development during the Civil War. He also painted a number of portraits of prominent men in NYC.

Studied with Chester Harding; in Dusseldorf, with Hans Gude; and in London.

Member: National Academy of Design, 1871 and was president from 1890-1900; American Watercolor Society and was president from 1878-1887; New York Etching Club (founder); Artists Aid Society (founder and president); among others.

More than 200 oils and watercolors are in the collection of the Wood Art Gallery in Montpelier, VT.

Died April 4, 1903 in NYC.

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