Thomas Eakins Prints – Rowers, Portraits & Shared Activities

Thomas Eakins prints bring attention to bodies engaged in specific tasks, from rowing and sport to demonstration and concentrated looking. Clear settings and small objects help explain the activity around each figure. Explore the collection alongside figurative prints, boat art and figure studies, comparing solitary attention with coordinated groups.

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The Swimming Hole by Thomas Eakins
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The Banjo Player, Thomas Eakins Fine Art Print
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Salutat by Thomas Eakins
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The Gross Clinic by Thomas Eakins
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Taking the Count, Thomas Eakins Fine Art Print
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The Biglin Brothers Racing by Thomas Eakins
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The Agnew Clinic by Thomas Eakins
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A May Morning in the Park (The Fairman Rogers Four-in-Hand) by Thomas Eakins
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The Thinker; Portrait of Louis N. Kenton, Thomas Eakins Fine Art Print
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Wrestlers, Thomas Eakins Fine Art Print
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The Chess Players, Thomas Eakins Fine Art Print
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Between Rounds, Thomas Eakins Fine Art Print
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Two rowers in a narrow craft

The Biglin Brothers Racing places the athletes low across the water, their bodies and oars repeating a shared direction. The distant bank remains comparatively quiet beneath a large sky. The long hull and pale oar blades make the coordination between the two figures particularly clear within the horizontal setting.

A demonstration within the darkened room

The Gross Clinic gathers a working group beneath a steeply rising audience. The central standing figure and pale exposed surfaces catch the strongest light. Faces, hands and instruments establish different roles within the scene, while the surrounding darkness keeps the demonstration distinct from the more distant spectators.

A small group around the board

The Chess Players sets seated players and a standing observer within a richly furnished room. The chessboard provides a compact focus for their different postures and directions of looking. Unlike the rowing scene, the shared activity occupies very little physical space, with attention taking the place of coordinated bodily movement.

Related artists and collections

Compare active figures in George Bellows, outdoor subjects in Winslow Homer and portraits shaped by setting in William Orpen. The figurative collection extends the tasks and encounters, while boat and sailing prints follows the rowers into other scenes organised around vessels and water.

Read more in our guide to Thomas Eakins.