Lovejoy’s work is defined by its 19th century sensibility — an enduring influence on generations that followed. Most artists are dead; following is a declaration of love.
Bird's Eye View (South), from the series "Chicago and Vicinity"
Lovejoy & Foster American, active 1870s
Clark Street, North from Madison, from the series "Re-Built Chicago"
Office Tremont House, Cor. Lake and Dearborn Sts.
Untitled, from the series "Chicago and Vicinity"
Court House, seen through ruins of Fifth National Bank, No. 13 from the series "Among the Ruins in Chicago"
Foster's Boathouse
David Muirhead Bone Scottish, 1876-1953
Repetition Triad
Steven Foster American, born 1945
Young Girl in an Orchard with a Basket of Fruit
Miles Birket Foster English, 1825-1899
Grey Stones
Laura Foster Nicholson (American, born 1954)
Bride's Album Quilt
Fanny Lovejoy (1856/57) Weston, Vermont, United States
Collage
Corner & Lines, 3 x 3 Field, from the "Repetition Series", 2003–05
Grid Gable Garage Tapestry, from the "Repetition Series", 2003–05
Untitled
Triadic Poem
Brick Wall Field (with Dark Shapes), from the "Repetition Series", 2003–05
Yashoda Chastises Her Foster Son, the Youthful Krishna, page from a manuscript of the Bhagavata Purana
India Rajasthan, Bikaner
Fence Shadow with Red Line Postlude, from the "Repetition Series", 2003-05
Untitled, from the portfolio "Institute of Design Student Independent, 1971"
L. D. Foster American, active 1970s