File:Frederic Edwin Church The Icebergs.jpg

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Artist



Alternative names	Frederick Edwin Church
Description	American landscape painter
Date of birth/death	4 May 1826	7 April 1900
Location of birth/death	Hartford, Connecticut	New York City
Authority control	WorldCat

Title

English: The Icebergs

Date

1861

Medium

oil on canvas

Dimensions

163.83 × 285.75 cm (64.5 × 112.5 in)

Current location

Dallas Museum of Art

	Native name	Dallas Museum of Art
	Location	Dallas, Texas, United States
	Coordinates	32° 47′ 13.99″ N, 96° 48′ 2.99″ W
	Established	1903
	Website	http://www.dm-art.org

English: Dallas

Credit line

user:Rlbberlin

Source/Photographer

Own work

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