The Scalp-Lock
at Walters Art Museum
Alfred Jacob Miller
American1810–1874
About
Alfred Jacob Miller was an American artist best known for his paintings of trappers and Native Americans in the fur trade of the western United States. He also painted numerous portraits and genre paintings in and around Baltimore during the mid-nineteenth century.
Notable works
Copy of Titian's "Allegory of Alfonso d'Avalos, Marchese del Vasto"
at Walters Art Museum
"Big Bowl" (A Crow Chief)
at Walters Art Museum
"Bourgeois" W---r, and His Squaw
at Walters Art Museum
George Washington at Mount Vernon
at Walters Art Museum
Portrait of Antoine
at Walters Art Museum
Portrait of Colonel Alexander Smith (1790-1858)
at Walters Art Museum
Portrait of Lydia Lloyd Murray
at Walters Art Museum
Portrait of Mrs. Decatur Howard Miller (Eliza Credilla Hare)
at Walters Art Museum
Self-Portrait
at Walters Art Museum
Works in the collection
15 works
The Scalp-Lock
at Walters Art Museum
Copy of Titian's "Allegory of Alfonso d'Avalos, Marchese del Vasto"
at Walters Art Museum
"Big Bowl" (A Crow Chief)
at Walters Art Museum
"Bourgeois" W---r, and His Squaw
at Walters Art Museum
George Washington at Mount Vernon
at Walters Art Museum
Portrait of Antoine
at Walters Art Museum
Portrait of Colonel Alexander Smith (1790-1858)
at Walters Art Museum
Portrait of Lydia Lloyd Murray
at Walters Art Museum
Portrait of Mrs. Decatur Howard Miller (Eliza Credilla Hare)
at Walters Art Museum
Self-Portrait
at Walters Art Museum
More by Alfred Jacob Miller in institutions
Walters Art Museum
Baltimore, United States
Denver Art Museum
Denver County, United States
Dallas Museum of Art
Dallas, United States
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Washington, D.C., United States
