Bull's Head Tavern by William P. Chappel

Bull's Head Tavern 1870

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painting, watercolor

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painting

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landscape

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watercolor

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coloured pencil

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horse

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men

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cityscape

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genre-painting

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watercolor

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realism

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building

"Bull's Head Tavern" is a small oil-on-canvas painting created by William P. Chappel in 1870. It depicts a bustling street scene in New York City, with a group of men on horseback passing by the tavern. The tavern itself is a prominent feature in the painting, with a sign hanging above the door. The artist captures the energy and movement of the scene, conveying a sense of life in the city. The painting is now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

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