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James Goodwyn ClonneyAmerican (born in England), 1812–67

Sold works to the Apollo Association (1838-1844) and to its successor, the American Art-Union (1840-1852), both based in New York City. Works were distributed through their annual lottery to subscribers.

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Waking Up
Waking Up
James Goodwyn Clonney
1851
In the Woodshed
In the Woodshed
James Goodwyn Clonney
1838
The Happy Moment
The Happy Moment
James Goodwyn Clonney
1847
In the Cornfield
In the Cornfield
James Goodwyn Clonney
1844
The Sleigh Ride
The Sleigh Ride
James Goodwyn Clonney
about 1845
A Maine Inlet
A Maine Inlet
Unidentified artist, American, mid-19th century
1850s
Study for "What a Catch": Man Standing Holding a Fish
Study for "What a Catch": Man Standing Holding a Fish
James Goodwyn Clonney
about 1855
Study for "Dance on a Stone Boat": Small Composition
Study for "Dance on a Stone Boat": Small Composition
James Goodwyn Clonney
about 1845
Study for "In the Cornfield": Boy on Horseback (recto); Study of a Hat (verso)
Study for "In the Cornfield": Boy on Horseback (recto); Study of a Hat (verso)
James Goodwyn Clonney
about 1844
Study for "What a Catch": Seated Fisherman
Study for "What a Catch": Seated Fisherman
James Goodwyn Clonney
about 1855
Study for "Waking Up": Boy Looking Down from Rock
Study for "Waking Up": Boy Looking Down from Rock
James Goodwyn Clonney
about 1851
Study for "Waking Up": Boy with Straw
Study for "Waking Up": Boy with Straw
James Goodwyn Clonney
about 1851