Tarbell Collection

Mary Reading, (oil on canvas)
985483 Mary Reading, (oil on canvas) by Tarbell, Edmund Charles (1862-1938); 127.5x102.2 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Mary Reading. Edmund Charles Tarbell (1862-1938). Oil on canvas

Mother and Child in Pine Woods, (oil on canvas)
985247 Mother and Child in Pine Woods, (oil on canvas) by Tarbell, Edmund Charles (1862-1938); 63.2x76.2 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Mother and Child in Pine Woods)

Girl Reading, 1902 (oil on canvas)
650460 Girl Reading, 1902 (oil on canvas) by Tarbell, Edmund Charles (1862-1938); 96.5x81.2 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Girl Reading. Edmund Charles Tarbell (1862-1938). Oil on canvas

Mother, Mercie and Mary, (oil on canvas)
822988 Mother, Mercie and Mary, (oil on canvas) by Tarbell, Edmund Charles (1862-1938); 71.2x91.5 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Mother, Mercie and Mary. Edmund Charles Tarbell (1862-1938)

Josephine Knitting, 1916. Creator: Edmund Charles Tarbell
Josephine Knitting, 1916

Mother and Mary, 1922. Creator: Edmund Charles Tarbell
Mother and Mary, 1922

IDA MINERVA TARBELL (1857-1944). American writer. Photographed c1924

IDA TARBELL (1857-1944). American author: oil over a photograph, 1919

Edward Robinson, half-length portrait, Tarbell, Edmund Charles, 1862-1938, Robinson, Edward, 1858-1931, 1906

Sady, Tarbell, Edmund Charles, 1862-1938, Women, 1900

PORTRAIT: WOMAN. An African American woman carrying chickens and turkeys to market in the American South. Photograph by John Tarbell, c1905

IDA TARBELL (1857-1944). American writer

IDA M. TARBELL (1857-1944). American journalist. Photograph, c1917

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"Capturing Life's Intimate Moments: The Artistry of Tarbell" Step into the enchanting world of Edmund Charles Tarbell, a masterful American painter whose brushstrokes immortalized the beauty and tenderness of everyday life. With his keen eye for detail and ability to evoke emotion, Tarbell created timeless works that continue to captivate audiences. In "Mary Reading, " an oil on canvas masterpiece, we witness a serene moment as Mary engrosses herself in the pages of a book. The soft hues and delicate lighting transport us into her world, where imagination knows no bounds. Another captivating piece is "Mother and Child in Pine Woods. " Here, amidst nature's embrace, a mother cradles her child with unconditional love. Tarbell skillfully captures their bond through intricate details and warm colors that radiate pure affection. In "Girl Reading, " we are transported back to 1902 when innocence reigned supreme. This young girl's absorbed expression reveals her deep connection with literature, reminding us of the power books hold to transport us beyond our own realities. It also explored familial relationships in his art. In "Mother, Mercie and Mary, " he portrays three generations intertwined by love and shared experiences. Their expressions speak volumes about the unbreakable ties that bind families together. Moving beyond traditional subjects, Tarbell ventured into portraiture with striking results. His painting "Josephine Knitting" showcases exquisite craftsmanship as he expertly captures Josephine's concentration while she knits away - a testament to both her skillfulness and inner strength. Tarbell even turned his artistic gaze towards renowned writer Ida Minerva Tarbell herself. Through photographs or oils over photographs like "IDA MINERVA TARBELL" or "IDA TARBELL, " he sought to capture her essence - an accomplished woman who made significant contributions through her pen. Not limited by genre or subject matter, Tarbell painted Edward Robinson, a half-length portrait that exudes dignity and character.