Artwork in the Art Collection

The State Historical Society of Missouri owns one of the largest public collections of Bingham works in the United States.

Paintings

Portraits

• Jeremiah Byers Smith, c. 1833-1834
• John Woods Harris, 1837
• Miss Mary Eliza Barr (Singleton), 1837
• Robert Steele Barr, 1837
• Thomas Miller, c. 1837
• Jacob Fortney Wyan, late 1830s
• Mrs. Jacob Fortney Wyan (Nancy Shanks), c. 1845
• Mrs. William F. Switzler (Mary Jane Royall), 1849
• General Alexander William Doniphan, c. 1850
• Mrs. Alexander William Doniphan (Elizabeth Jane Thornton), c. 1850
• Robert Eaton Acock, 1852
• James Leachman Stephens, ca. 1852
• Mrs. James Leachman Stephens (Amelia Hockaday), c. 1852
• Elijah Stephens, 1855
• Mrs. Elijah Stephens (Patsy Renfro), 1855
• John Locke Hardeman, 1855-56
• James Shannon, c. 1855-56
• Thomas Jefferson, 1856
• General Thomas Lawson Price, 1859/1860
• Baron Friedrich Heinrich Alexander Von Humboldt, 1860
• Brigadier General Odon Guitar, c. 1860
• John Thornton Doniphan (attributed), after 1860
• Alexander William Doniphan Jr. (attributed), after 1860
• Albert Gallatin Newman, c. 1870
• Mrs. Albert Gallatin Newman (Minerva Hays), ca. 1870
• Col. James Thomas Carson, after 1870
• Major James S. Rollins, 1871
• Miss Vinnie Ream, 1876
• Judge Francis Marion Black, c. 1878
• General Joseph O. Shelby (attributed), n.d.

Landscape/Genre/Historical

• Watching the Cargo, 1849
• Scene on the Ohio, 1851 (attributed to Bingham)
• Martial Law, or Order No. 11, 1869-1870

Allegorical

• The Thread of Life, ca. 1862

Drawings and Sketches

• Figure studies, #1
• Figure studies, #2
• Figure studies, #3
• Rollins Residence
• Seated Girl
• Study of a cow
• Study, head of cow
• Untitled sketch, standing nude
• Untitled sketch, reclining nude
• Untitled study, Christ Appearing to His Mother
• Untitled study, Virgin for Christ Appearing to His Mother, #1.
• Untitled study, Virgin for Christ Appearing to His Mother, #2

Prints

• Jolly Flat Boat Men, 1847 (Engraved by Thomas Doney)
• In a Quandary: Mississippi Boatmen Playing Cards, 1852 (Engraved by Claude Régnier)
• Canvassing for a Vote, 1853 (Engraved by Claude Régnier)
• County Election, 1854 (Engraved by John Sartain)
• Verdict of the People, 1854/1855 (Engraver unknown)
• Stump Speaking, 1856 (Engraved by John Sartain)
• Martial Law, or Order No. 11, 1872, and the original steel engraving plate (Engraved by John Sartain)