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Barbara Babcock Millhouse with Thomas Cole's <i>Home in the Woods</i>
Barbara Babcock Millhouse with Thomas Cole's <i>Home in the Woods</i>
Barbara Babcock Millhouse with Thomas Cole's <i>Home in the Woods</i>
DepartmentEstate Archives

Barbara Babcock Millhouse with Thomas Cole's Home in the Woods

Date1973
Mediumphotograph
Credit LineReynolda House Museum of American Art Archives
CopyrightPublic Domain
Object numberMA.1973.001
DescriptionCharlie Babcock incorporated Reynolda House and the adjoining 19 acres as a nonprofit institution. His daughter, Barbara Babcock Millhouse, granddaughter of R.J. and Katharine Reynolds, became its founding president. Reynolda House opened to the public as an institution dedicated to the arts and education in 1965, and as an art museum in 1967, showing a newly acquired collection of 12 American paintings. Here, Millhouse is pictured in front of Thomas Cole’s Home in the Woods (1847), a painting she later gifted to the museum in 1978.
ProvenanceMuseum Archives Photograph Collection created when Reynolda House Museum of American Art established its Archives in 1993.
Status
Not on view
Thomas Cole, Home in the Woods, 1847
Thomas Cole
1847
Henry Clay Eno, The Old Hunting Ground, after 1864
Worthington Whittredge
after 1864
John Sartain, after George Bingham, The County Election, 1854
George Caleb Bingham
1854
Jasper Francis Cropsey, Mounts Adam and Eve, 1872
Jasper Francis Cropsey
1872
Jeremiah Theus, Mrs. Thomas Lynch, 1755
Jeremiah Thëus
1755
Georgia O'Keeffe, Pool in the Woods, Lake George, 1922
Georgia O'Keeffe
1922
James Smillie, after Thomas Cole, Voyage of Life: Old Age, 1855-1856
Thomas Cole
1855-1856
James Smillie, after Thomas Cole, Voyage of Life: Manhood, 1854-1856
Thomas Cole
1854-1856
James Smillie, after Thomas Cole, Voyage of Life: Youth, 1853-1856
Thomas Cole
1853-1856
James Smillie, after Thomas Cole, Voyage of Life: Childhood, 1854-1856
Thomas Cole
1854-1855
Shober Ray "Pops" Hendrix
Mary Reynolds Babcock
July 16, 1980
Aaron Bohrod, Hilltop Farm, Lodi, Wisconsin, circa 1950
Aaron Bohrod
circa 1950