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works of Thomas Hart Benton, thomashartbenton.com.
Likely the most important painter of the American Scene Movement, Thomas Hart Benton created a style and addressed subject matter that was uniquely American as well as specific to his state of Missouri, and that combined elements of modernism and realism. His signature painting was regionalist genre, especially laboring figures. In addition to many murals, he also painted landscapes and portraits.
He was both a prolific lithographer and writer, including two autobiographies, "An Artist in America," and "An American Art." Fellow Missourian and former United States President Harry Truman said that Benton was "the best damned painter in America."
Harco Gallery updates our online inventory as new works become available, however if you are looking for a specific work not in our online
inventory, contact us.
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Approaching Storm
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Benton Farm
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The Boy
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Cofee Pot
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County Politics
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Cradling Wheat
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The Corral
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Discussion
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Down the River
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Fire in the Barnyard
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Forward Pass
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Frankie and Johnnie
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Gateside Conversation
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Goin' Home
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Haystack
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I Got a Gal on Sourwood Mountain
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Instruction
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Jesse James
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Making Camp
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The Meeting
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Minstrel Show
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The Music Lesson
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Morning Train
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Night Firing
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Old Man Reading
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The Prayer Meeting
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The Race
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Self-portrait
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Slow Train Through Arkansas
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The Station
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Waiting for the Revolution
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West Texas
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Wreck of the 'Ol 97
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