Thomas Hart Benton

Artist Details

Artist Name Thomas Hart Benton
Born 1889 in Neosho, Missouri
Died 1975 in Kansas City, Missouri

Artist Biography

At the forefront of the Regionalist movement are the lyrical, burly, curvy, and uniquely American drawings, paintings, and murals of Thomas Hart Benton. Benton’s work focused on the everyday, pre-industrial, and sometimes raw rural life of the Midwest that rejected the rapid pace of the city, its advancements, and artistic trends. During his time, his work was eschewed by Modernism yet today Benton is revered as a crucial American artist.

All works by Thomas Hart Benton

The Covered Wagon

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River Front

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Bartering with Traders

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Trapper in Windstorm

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Sunflower and Buffalo

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Indian Horse Thieves

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Trapper’s Lunch

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The Rattler

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Bolt of Lightning

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Scouts

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Windfall

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Indian and White Horse

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Tete Rouge

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Buffalo Hunter

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Union Soldiers

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The Mountain Men

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Hanging Buffalo Meat to Dry

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Pack Mule

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The Oxen

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Confrontation

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The Scout

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Indian Attack

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The Chief and His Pipe

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Indian Buffalo Hunt

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Indian Burial

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Preparing Poles

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Feeding the Trappers

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Self-Portrait

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Nebraska Evening

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The Music Lesson

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The Corral

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Threshing (study)

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