John’s work is defined by its painter sensibility — an enduring influence on generations that followed. Most artists are dead; following is a declaration of love.

A Fertile Field for Trouble
John Tinney McCutcheon American, 1870-1949

A French Cafe-Djibouti, French Somaliland
John Tinney McCutcheon American, 1870-1949

The South will Soon be Demanding Restriction of Migration of it's Labor
John Tinney McCutcheon American, 1870-1949

World Wars are No Respectors of Neutral Toes
John Tinney McCutcheon American, 1870-1949

Now Look Out for Another French Revolution
John Tinney McCutcheon American, 1870-1949

The Poorest Man in the World
John Tinney McCutcheon American, 1870-1949

Aeroplane Impression of the Rhine over Coblentz
John Tinney McCutcheon American, 1870-1949

When the Bonds of Friendship are Strengthened
John Tinney McCutcheon American, 1870-1949

A Message from the Front
John Tinney McCutcheon American, 1870-1949

The New Straw Hat
John Tinney McCutcheon American, 1870-1949

The Middle Class
John Tinney McCutcheon American, 1870-1949

Irvin Cobb
John Tinney McCutcheon American, 1870-1949

A Story without Words
John Tinney McCutcheon American, 1870-1949

The Burned Stadium at Pola
John Tinney McCutcheon American, 1870-1949

Good Bye and Good Luck
John Tinney McCutcheon American, 1870-1949

One of the U.S. Peace Commissaries
John Tinney McCutcheon American, 1870-1949

Sure, We'll Finish the Job!
John Tinney McCutcheon American, 1870-1949

If the Next Thaw Jury is Composed of People Who Have Not
John Tinney McCutcheon American, 1870-1949

A Sleeping Room in the Commandants House: Cavite
John Tinney McCutcheon American, 1870-1949

Manila-Gate to a Villa
John Tinney McCutcheon American, 1870-1949