Eunice Pinney, "The Courtship", 1815.
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Eunice Pinney (1770–1849) Windsor, Connecticut 1809 Watercolor, pencil, and ink on paper 13 7/8 x 11 3/4 in. American Folk Art Museum purchase
Do you think you may own a painting by Eunice Pinney? We authenticate, appraise and research all paintings by this great artist. Eunice Pinney was an early American folk artist who painted scenes of love and "women's interests" in the early 19th century. Born in Simsbury, Connecticut to a wealthy family, Pinney generally used watercolor to create her folk art scenes of men and women in the countryside.
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Do you think you may own a painting by Eunice Pinney? We authenticate, appraise and research all paintings by this great artist. Eunice Pinney was an early American folk artist who painted scenes of love and "women's interests" in the early 19th century. Born in Simsbury, Connecticut to a wealthy family, Pinney generally used watercolor to create her folk art scenes of men and women in the countryside.
Pinney was one of few female artists active during the colonial and early American period that is still recognized today. She is also known as Eunice Griswold Pinney and Eunice Griswold Holcombe Pinney. While little is known about her life and artistic training, it is almost certain that Pinney was a self taught artist, and probably created the bulk of her oeuvre while in her thirties. She raised five children, was twice married and was a very active figure in her community of Windsor, Connecticut.
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Pinney was one of few female artists active during the colonial and early American period that is still recognized today. She is also known as Eunice Griswold Pinney and Eunice Griswold Holcombe Pinney. While little is known about her life and artistic training, it is almost certain that Pinney was a self taught artist, and probably created the bulk of her oeuvre while in her thirties. She raised five children, was twice married and was a very active figure in her community of Windsor, Connecticut.