George G. Hartwell (American artist, 1815-1901) Prior-Hamblen School attributedChild Holding Doll and Shoe c 1845
George G. Hartwell was associated with the Prior-Hamblin group of painters. He was related to William Matthew Prior by marriage and he painted signs and portraits in Bridgewater, Massachusetts and Auburn, Maine. His flat style of painting is very close to that of William Matthew Prior, Sturtevant Hamblin, George Bailey Moore, and G. Alden. These paintings are attributed to him, because he did not sign his work.
George G. Hartwell (American artist, 1815-1901) Prior-Hamblen School attributed Young Woman in Grey Dress with Rose c 1840
George G. Hartwell (American artist, 1815-1901) Prior-Hamblen School attributed Young Boy in Grey
George G. Hartwell (American artist, 1815-1901) Prior-Hamblen School attributed Unknown Woman, probably New England, ca. 1840.
George G. Hartwell (American artist, 1815-1901) Prior-Hamblen School attributed Ann Maria Wilcox Holding a Rose
George G. Hartwell (American artist, 1815-1901) Prior-Hamblen School attributed Young Woman
George G. Hartwell (American artist, 1815-1901) Prior-Hamblen School attributed Girl with Rose
George G. Hartwell (American artist, 1815-1901) Prior-Hamblen School attributed Woman holding Red Book
George G. Hartwell (American artist, 1815-1901) Prior-Hamblen School attributed Child in Red Dress
George G. Hartwell (American artist, 1815-1901) Prior-Hamblen School attributed Woman in Blue Dress
George G. Hartwell (American artist, 1815-1901) Prior-Hamblen School attributed Boy in Scroll-Back Chair
George G. Hartwell (American artist, 1815-1901) Prior-Hamblen School attributed Mary Williams (Mrs. John Williams)
George G. Hartwell (American artist, 1815-1901) Prior-Hamblen School attributed Albert Winslow Trow
George G. Hartwell (American artist, 1815-1901) Prior-Hamblen School attributed Woman Holding a Rose
George G. Hartwell (American artist, 1815-1901) Prior-Hamblen School attributed Girl in Pink Dress
George G. Hartwell (American artist, 1815-1901) Prior-Hamblen School attributed Girl in Blue Dress
