Lake Champlain, John Frederick Kensett, 19th century
John Frederick Kensett, portraitJohn Frederick KensettAmerican, 1816–1872

Lake Champlain

19th century · Painting · 26 × 40.6 cm

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Where is “Lake Champlain” now? Collection: Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven. Not on view at present. Checked October 19, 2026.

Yale University Art Gallery

New Haven, United States

It belongs to the collection, but is not on display at present.

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1992.5.15

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In the life of John Frederick Kensett

The whole life
  1. 22 March 1816

    Born

  2. 1840

    To Europe to study painting

    Kensett travels to Europe with Asher Durand and John William Casilear. There he meets Benjamin Champney, with whom he travels, sketches, and paints.

  3. 1847

    Returning with Champney

    Kensett and Benjamin Champney return to the United States after working in Europe.

  4. 1849

    A full academician

    A year after his election as an associate, Kensett becomes a full member of the National Academy of Design.

  5. 14 December 1872

    Died

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