In the collection of Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland — check current display status with the museum.
FROM THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART’S CATALOG
The Philadelphia-born Haseltine favored images of coastal rocks, painting them on both sides of the Atlantic throughout his career. Best known for his scenes of Maine and Massachusetts shorelines, Haseltine based this painting on volcanic rocks from the uninhabited eastern end of Capri, an island off the southwestern coast of Italy.
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John Frederick Kensett — Beach at Beverly
William Trost Richards (American, 1833–1905) — Cormorant Cli
James Renwick Brevoort — Inside Eastern Point, Gloucester Ba
Georg Emil Libert — View of Sommerspiret, the Cliffs of Møn
William Stanley Haseltine — Isle of Capri: The Faraglioni
Jean Achille Benouville (French, 1815–1891) — Capri
Ivan Aivazovsky — Sea
Théodore Gudin — View of a Rocky Coast by Moonlight
Ivan Aivazovsky — Coast of Amalfi
William Stanley Haseltine — Narragansett Bay
John Frederick Kensett — Beacon Rock, Newport Harbor
Ivan Aivazovsky — View Of The Ayu Dag Crimea
