Walter MacEwen (1860 – 1943)
Posted by M.R.N. on March 11, 2010
The Absent One On All Soul’s Day
Girl Standing With Book
The Notary
Grandmother And Child
Vanity
A Woman Of The Empire
A Woman In A Red Robe
Waiting
The Letter
The Letter
Young Girl Reading By The Window
The Chess Players
In The Music Room
The Interlude
Dutch Scene
Interior
The Lacemaking
A Story For Children
Dutch Interior
The Ghost Story
Returning From Work
Calling Them In
The Witches
Contemplation
Fete Galante
Fete Galante
Lady In A Black Hat
A Lady With Lace Cap
Young Girl Sewing
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judy mccarthy said
I have a copy of WM’s” With Grandma”and wondered who he was….these prints are lovely-full of light, warmth and gentleness, remniscent of Millet, my favorite painter.
Phyllis Adams said
Judy McCarthy: I have a print of “With Grandma” by Walter McEwen (1860 to 1943.) Do you still have yours? Phyllis Adams
Tom Powers said
My wife is his granddaughter. We have several of his works that have never been seen. We also have a portrait done by his wife, Ella, also an amazing artist.
Leger said
I got in France several unknown etchings by MacEwen and two drawings unsigned. Do you know who could be interested to see them?
Marsha Aukerman said
Are post cards on wood with gold trim? Have one with woman behind table,man sitting on other side of table and another female behind him. Othe one is three ladies around table and man sitting at end of table.
Janet maddison said
I’m here in England and believe we have one of his paintings. Any advice on having this identified would be most useful.