A founder of the Old Lyme art colony, Henry Ward Ranger was acclaimed for his Tonalist landscapes rendered in a soft, atmospheric style. The New York Times referred to him as “the dean of the American landscape” in 1916.
Henry Ward Ranger (1858–1916)
Harbor Landscape, 1911
Anyone else daydreaming about cooler temperatures after this week’s sweltering heat? We wish we could escape to this stunning mountain vista depicted by Eric Sloane!
Eric Sloane (1905–1985)
In the Tuxer Alps
Happy Friday! We love this work on paper by Abraham Walkowitz, which encapsulates the energy (and heat) of the city in the summer!
This work is featured in our Summer Special Sale:
Abraham Walkowitz (1880-1965)
New York, 1908
Retail price: $14,500
Special price: $8,500
Beginning his career working as a topographical draftsman for the military, Seth Eastman was a prolific creator of sketches and paintings documenting the American West.
Seth Eastman (1808–1875)
Road-Side View (View in Wisconsin)
Although this is not one of Wiggins’s typical scenes of New York in the snow, this painting is most revelatory of his distinct style, which merged crisp, solid subjects with an exploration of atmospheric effects.
Guy C. Wiggins (1883–1962)
December Days