Thomas Hart Benton - part 2

1971 Self-portrait lithograph 50 x 35cm

This is part two of a four-part post on the works of American 'Regionalist' painter Thomas Hart Benton. For biographical notes see part one below. Note: Sizes where shown are rounded up or down to the nearest whole centimetre:

1939 Frisky Day

1939 Weighing Cotton tempera & oil on canvas 81 x 100 cm

c1939-41 Prodigal Son oil & tempera on panel 66 x 77 cm

1940 The Departure of the Joads tempera & oil

1940 The Hailstorm tempera on panel 83 x 101 cm

1941 Aaron tempera & oil on canvas 77 x 62 cm

1941 The Cotton Picker

1941 Threshing

1943 July Hay tempera, methyl cellulose & oil on masonite 96 x 68 cm

1943 The Wreck of the Ole '97 tempera on masonite 71 x 112 cm

1944 Cut the Line

1945 Field Workers (Cotton Pickers) oil on canvas 22 x 34 cm

1945 Spring on the Missouri  tempera & oil on masonite 77 x 102 cm

1947 Daily Yonder detail from 'Aschelons and Hercules'

1948 Poker Night (from “A Streetcar Named Desire”) tempera & oil on canvas 91 x 122 cm

1949 Portrait of a Musician casein, tempera & oil varnish on canvas

1951 Flood

1954 The Kentuckian

c1955-60 Sheepherder oil on canvas 122 x 168 cm

1964 The Twist

1964-5 Trail Riders oil on canvas 143 x 188 cm

1967 Wheat oil on wood 51 x 53 cm

1973 Jon Boat tempera & acrylic on board 31 x 91 cm

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