Donald Morris Kirkpatrick 1887-1966 Listed Artist Orig OIL PAINTING Seascape

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Donald Morris Kirkpatrick 1887-1966 Listed Artist Orig OIL PAINTING Seascape:
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~ Vintage Original David Morris Kirkpatrick 1887-1966 Pennsylvania Artist/ Bermuda Oil Painting Seascape \"Early Morning Landfall\" ~

ThePainting~ Offering an original Donald Morris Kirkpatrick \"Early Morning Landfall\"/ \"West From Landfall\" Framed Seascape Storm Oil Painting on Canvas Board ~ Gorgeous brushwork and colors in silvery greens blues and whites and grays depicting ~ Shows exhibit labels on back from three separate shows (marked NFS on Labels), with British pound insurance prices from the time it was exhibited in the early mid 20th C.

Born: 3/17/1887, Died: 4/1966

Biography from theAmerican Architects and BuildingsdatabaseDonald M. Kirkpatrick was born in Easton, PA, the son of Pennsylvania Attorney General William S. Kirkpatrick and Elizabeth H. (Jones) Kirkpatrick. After graduating from Easton High School in 1904, Kirkpatrick matriculated at Lafayette College in Easton, gaining his A.B. degree in 1908. Hen then studied architecture at the University of Pennsylvania, graduating with his B.S. in Architecture in 1911, a time when the influence ofPaul P. Cretwas perhaps at its strongest at the University. Kirkpatrick\'s talents in rendering and design were recognized while he was still at the University, and he was the recipient of the Arthur Spayd Brooke medal. More important, however, in 1912 he was awarded the Paris Prize, making him only the ninth recipient of this prestigious award. (Kirkpatrick\'s winning design was for \"A Governmental Printing, Lithographing and Engineering Establishment.\") The Paris Prize enabled Kirkpatrick to travel to France, enroll at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, and study in theAtelier Bernier. He remained in Paris for two years, and upon his return becamepatronof the T-Square Club atelier (1914-1915).

Kirkpatrick\'s practical apprenticeship withThomas, Churchman & Molitorhad been served during the brief time between his graduation from the University and the award of the Paris Prize. By June, 1912, Kirkpatrick had established his own firm withSydney E. Martin, calling the officeMartin & Kirkpatrick. Obviously, his sojourn in Paris interrupted his efforts with this partnership; but when he returned, he resumed his association with Martin. By 1919 the seniorWalter H. Thomas\'s name had been added to the office, making itThomas, Martin & Kirkpatrickand thus reaping several of the projects which Thomas had begun under the aegis of Thomas, Churchman & Molitor. According to Kirkpatrick\'s application for membership in the Philadelphia Chapter of the AIA, his chief interest lay in residential design; and the firm was responsible for a number of residences in the Philadelphia area.

In 1931, however, Kirkpatrick returned to Paris to pursue study of his other interests, etching and watercolor painting. While in Paris this time, he concentrated on etching with Edouard Leon and achieved a measure of success with this endeavor. On he returned to the States this time, Kirkpatrick became assistant professor of design at the University of Pennsylvania, a position which he held from 1931 to 1934. In 1958 Kirkpatrick retired to Bermuda, where he was living at the time of his death.

Written by Sandra L. Tatman.

- Measurements -The painting itself is 18x24\" / frame 24\"x30\"x2.5\" deep
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