Artists in the Gallery and
in Park Collections

Alcatraz Island, Golden Gate National Recreation Area artwork in this gallery includes works by inmate John Paul Chase when Alcatraz was a Federal penitentiary.

Andersonville National Historic Site collections relate to the Andersonville prison, other prisoner-of-war camps, and to the Civil War and later conflicts. The lithograph in this gallery is by Lieutenant T. A. Prime. Artists represented in the collection include Vaughn Adams, Carl V. Cossins, Curtis G. Davis, Donald J. Larson, Thomas Odea, Rodney J. Rousselle, Angelo M. Spinelli, and others.

Bandelier National Monument artwork in this gallery is by Pablita Velarde of Santa Clara Pueblo, one of the early women Pueblo painters. She produced over 70 paintings to help visitors understand the ancestral Pueblo sites in the park.

Gettysburg National Military Park collections relate to the Battle of Gettysburg and the Civil War. Artwork in this gallery is by William R. McIlvaine, Jr. Artists represented in the collection include John Chester Buttre, Theodore R. Davis, Edwin Forbes, George L. Frankenstein, John Worthington Mansfield, Edwin J. Meeker, Alexander H. Ritchie, William Ludwell Sheppard, Isaac Walton Taber, William H. Tipton, Don Troiani, James Walker, and others

Hampton National Historic Site see the Eminent Americans at Home gallery for artists represented in the collection.

More Artists in the Gallery and in Park Collections

Home of Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site artwork in this gallery is by Casimir Clayton Griswold. See the Eminent Americans at Home gallery for artists represented in the collection.

Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site collections relate to Juan Lorenzo Hubbell, who welcomed many artists to his home and trading post in Ganado, Arizona. Artists in this gallery are Carl Oscar Borg, Maynard Lafayette Dixon, Albert Lorey Groll, C. Bertram Hartman, John Warner Norton, and Tschudy aka Herbert Bolivar Judy. Artists represented in the collection include M. W. Batchellar, Harold Harrington Betts, Elbridge Ayer Burbank, William Robinson Leigh, Edgar Alwyn Payne, William (Wilhelm) Frederick Ritschel, Warren Eliphalet Rollins, and others.

Independence National Historical Park collections include portraits of leading figures of the American Revolution and eighteenth century American period furnishings, objects, and documents relating to Independence Hall. Artwork in this gallery is by James Peale. Artists represented in the collection include Ralph Earl, Jacob Eichholtz, David Rent Etter, Robert Feke, Henry Inman, James Read Lambdin, Edward Dalton Marchant, Samuel F. B. Morse, Bass Otis, Charles Willson Peale, Rembrandt Peale, Robert Edge Pine, Charles Peale Polk, Ellen Sharples, Felix Sharples, James Sharples, Jr., James Sharples, Sr., Gilbert Stuart, Ellen Oldmixon Sully, Thomas Sully, Benjamin Trott, Benjamin West, John Woodside, and others.

Jefferson National Expansion Memorial artwork in this gallery is by Carl Bodmer and Thomas Moran. See the American West gallery for artists in the collection.

Manzanar National Historic Site and its collections tell the painful story of relocation and confinement of Japanese Americans from 1942–1945. Artwork in this gallery is by Henry Masasuke Kumano, Hideo Kobashigawa, and George Okazaki. Artists represented in the collection include Charles Isamu Morimoto, F. Okamoto, Kango Takamura, and others.

Marsh - Billings - Rockefeller National Historical Park artwork in this gallery is by Albert Bierstadt, Charles Théodore Frère, William Parsons Winchester Dana, Frank Waller, Peter Moran, and Sanford Robinson Gifford. See Hudson River School gallery for artists in the collection.

Morristown National Historical Park collections relate to the American Revolutionary War, with eighteenth century Philadelphia and New York furniture and Washingtonia, including Washington's Masonic sash and Inaugural Ball suit, documents, and Mount Vernon farm journals. Artwork in this gallery includes work by J. Andrews, Robert Shaw, and C. Tomkins. See the Eminent Americans at Home gallery for artists represented in the collection.

Natchez National Historical Park collections are associated with planter families including the McMurran family and the two-story Greek-Revival structure on the Melrose Estate, ca. 1845–1865 in Natchez, Mississippi. Artists in this gallery are William H. Baker, Phyllis Dennison, and James Hamilton Shegogue . Artists represented in the collection include James Hamilton, Guiseppe Magni, Martin Pate, Alphonse Sesport, Giuseppe Signorini, and others.

National Park Service, Museum Management Program artwork in this gallery is by Eugene Kingman, Thomas Moran, and Walter Alois Weber.

Nez Perce National Historical Park includes Nez Perce and Plains Indians materials such as baskets, woven bags, feathered items, and beadwork. Artwork in this gallery is by Kevin Peters. Artists represented in the collection include Rowena Alcorn, Eve Rockwell Little, Nakia Williamson, and others.

Sagamore Hill National Historic Site artwork in this gallery is by Pinckney Marcius-Simons and an unknown artist in the Vatican workshop. See the America's Treasured Places gallery for other artists in the collection.

Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site artwork in this gallery is by Augusta Fisher Home Saint-Gaudens. See the Eminent Americans at Home gallery for other artists in the collection.

Scotts Bluff National Monument collections relate to the history of the Oregon Trail and include photographs, sketches and watercolors by William Henry Jackson, a member of the Hayden Geological Survey of 1871. As a soldier during the Civil War, Jackson documented daily life in and nearby camp.

Thomas Edison National Historical Park gallery includes work by T. McKay. See the Eminent Americans at Home gallery for other artists in the collection.

Yosemite National Park artwork in this gallery includes work by Albert Bierstadt and Benjamin Willard Sears. See the America's Treasured Places gallery for other artists in the collection.