William Stanley Haseltine

Artist

William Stanley Haseltine (1835–1900) was born in Philadelphia, graduated from Harvard in 1854 and, like his friend William Trost Richards, studied painting with the German-born Paul Weber. In 1855 he sailed for Europe, joined the American painters working in Düsseldorf and travelled up the Rhine to Switzerland and Italy. Back in the United States he became known for the rocky coasts of New England, painted in crisp, clear light, but from 1866 he lived in Rome, painting the Italian coast, Capri, Sicily and the Roman countryside, and visiting the Netherlands several times. He died in Rome in 1900. We print two of his works: Marina Piccola, Capri (around 1858), from the National Gallery of Art, and a view of the Traun in Bavaria, from a private collection.

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