All the oil paintings of Alfred Jacob Miller

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ID	Image	Painting(From A to Z)	Details
50968		Buffalo Hunt	mk217
50941		Fort William on the Laramie	mk217
50541		Hunter-s Brider	mk212 1845 Oil on canvas 128.9x162.6cm
50944		Indian Encampement	mk217
41439		Indian Encampment near the Wind River Mountains	mk160 c.1837 6x9
4252		Indian Scout
50942		Interior view of fort William	mk217
50948		Mirage on the Prairie or Traders caravan	mk217
96323		Scene of Trappers and Indians	before 1842 Medium oil on artist's board Dimensions 17.78 X 30.48 cm cyf
45962		Sioux camp Scene	mk178 around 1852 oils on linen
45961		Snake Indians	mk178 1810-1874 after 1837 oils on linen
50935		Trappers on the big sandy	mk217
41498		Trappers Saluting the Rocky Mountains	mk162 c.1864 Oil on canvas 25x38
50943		Trappers- Rendezvous	mk217

Alfred Jacob Miller
American Painter, 1810-1874 1810?C74, American artist, b. Baltimore, studied under Thomas Sully and in Europe. In 1837 he joined an expedition to the American West and was probably the first artist to depict the Rocky Mts. On that trip he produced his most important works, chiefly studies of Native American and frontier life, valuable for their documentary detail. These sketches and watercolors were entirely forgotten for nearly a century until they were rediscovered in a storeroom of the Peale Museum, Baltimore.