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Childe Hassam, “Slyph’s Rock, Appledore” (1907), oil on canvas. Worcester Art Museum, Worcester, Mass, gift of Charlotte E.W. Buffington in memory of her husband (photo by Frank E. Graham ...
Childe Hassam, born Dorchester, MA 1859-died East Hampton, NY 1935 Gallery Label Hassam spent many summers on Appledore Island off the coast of Maine. Every year, he and a circle of musicians, writers ...
Childe Hassam's painting entitled "Sylph's Rock" of a trap dyke is seen next to a photograph of the location on Appledore Island. (Image of painting courtesy of Worcester Art Museum. Photograph ...
Childe Hassam The Laurel in the Ledges, Appledore 1905 Oil on canvas 25 × 30 in. (63.5 × 76.2 cm) North Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh, Promised gift of Ann and Jim Goodnight Courtesy of North ...
PEM Welcomes New Exhibit Featuring Childe Hassam’s Paintings of Appledore. The photographs of contemporary artist Alexandra de Steiguer will hang alongside the great American impressionist's work.
This summer, the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Massachusetts, takes a comprehensive look at the impressionist painter's passion for Appledore.
Childe Hassam’s “Poppies,” painted on the Isles of Shoals in 1891. Oil on canvas, 19.75 by 24 inches. (National Gallery of Art) ...
For many Hassam enthusiasts, the high point of this exhibition is the collection of his paintings done on Appledore Island in the Isles of Shoals, a group of nine rocky islands some 10 miles off ...
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The 5 most iconic American Impressionist paintings every art lover should know - MSNOne of Childe Hassam’s most popular paintings, The South Ledges, Appledore, beautifully evokes a sense of leisurely summer days before World War I.The painting has a woman, possibly a member of ...
Childe Hassam. Courthouse News Staff / March 19, 2012. Link copied. MANHATTAN - A collector claims he paid 75 percent of the $501,000 purchase price of a Frederick Childe Hassam painting, "The East ...
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