Unidentified Artist, Harper's Weekly

Quick Facts

  • Vibe: nostalgic
  • Museums on APS:
    • Zimmerli Art Museum at Rutgers University
    • Wawel Royal Castle
    • MAM Rio
    • Archives of American Art
    • National Portrait Gallery
  • Mediums:
    • black and white photography
    • stained glass
  • Emotional tone:
    • nostalgic
    • spiritual
  • Corpus themes:
    • mexican muralism influence
    • harper's weekly aesthetic
    • gothic architectural influence
  • Also known as:
    • HarperS Weekly Artist
    • Anonymous Artist For HarperS Weekly
    • Artist-Correspondent (HarperS Weekly)
  • Top 3 works:
    • Photograph of Frida Kahlo posing for Diego Rivera as he paints the Nightmare of War, Dream of Peace fresco
    • Miniature portrait in a medallion showing the infant Prince Sergei Sergeevich
    • Portrait of William Carr of Carr’s Hill, Athens, GA, and His Daughter
  • Copyright status: Under copyright

Questions & Answers

How popular are Unidentified Artist, Harper's Weekly's artworks?

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What aliases or alternate names does Unidentified Artist, Harper's Weekly have?

Unidentified Artist, Harper's Weekly appears under the alternate names HarperS Weekly Artist, Anonymous Artist For HarperS Weekly, Artist-Correspondent (HarperS Weekly).

Can I study Unidentified Artist, Harper's Weekly's use of color across all works?

The color profile of Unidentified Artist, Harper's Weekly's work is shown on the artist's Palette Genome page.

Art Quiz

There is only one correct answer for each question.

Question 1:
Harper's Weekly was primarily known as a:
Question 2:
Which artist became famous for their political cartoons while working at Harper's Weekly?
Question 3:
During the American Civil War, Harper's Weekly generally supported:
Question 4:
What was a significant contribution of Thomas Nast to American political culture?
Question 5:
An illustration published in Harper's Weekly in 1863, depicting Gordon’s scarred back, had what impact?