Pennsylvania Impressionist E.Stroudsburg Original Oil On Panel Landscape Sgn/Dt

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Pennsylvania Impressionist E.Stroudsburg Original Oil On Panel Landscape Sgn/Dt :
$595.00

Artist Signed *M.Neuman* Dated c1932. Original Oil On Artist Board Panel Landscape Painting. Landscape Painting of E.Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. Original Pennsylvania Impressionism Oil Painting. Artist Signed & Dated Lower Right Corner. Gesso Wood Frame-Ready To Hang! Label on Verso from *F.Weber* Co.,Inc., Academy Board Panel! On Label is stamped Artist name and area painted! Sold As Is! Please Look At Pictures! Fantastic Painting! EXCELLENT CONDITION! MEASURES: Framed- 13 1/2\" x 10 1/2\" - Unframed- 12\" x 9\". PLEASE WAIT FOR INVOICE!---------Pennsylvania Impressionism refers to an American Impressionist movement from the first half of the 20th century that was centered in and around Bucks County, Pennsylvania, particularly the area around the town of New Hope. The movement is sometimes referred to as the \"New Hope School\" or the \"Pennsylvania School\" of landscape painting.
Artists in the Pennsylvania Impressionism movement include but are not limited to: John Fulton Folinsbee, Walter Emerson Baum, George Sotter, Nate Dunn, Fern Coppedge, Edward Redfield, Daniel Garber, Roy Cleveland Nuse, and Walter E. Schofield. Similar to the French impressionist movement, this style of art is characterized by an interest in the quality of color, light, and the time of day. This group of artists usually painted en plein air, or out of doors, to capture the moment. According to James A. Michener Art Museum’s Senior Curator Brian Peterson, “what most characterized Pennsylvania impressionism was not a single, unified style but rather the emergence of many mature, distinctive voices: Daniel Garber\'s luminous, poetic renditions of the Delaware River; Fern Coppedge\'s colorful village scenes; Robert Spencer\'s lyrical views of mills and tenements; John Folinsbee\'s moody, expressionistic snowscapes; and William L. Lathrop\'s deeply felt, evocative Bucks County vistas.
Art historian Thomas C. Folk defines the movement as the Late Pennsylvania School, those artists that \"came to prominence in Bucks County after 1915 or after the Armory Show and the Panama-Pacific International Exposition.\" According to Folk, the three most notable artists in this group were John Fulton Folinsbee, Walter Emerson Baum and George Sotter.
One of the artists, Walter Emerson Baum, worked as a teacher and educator and through his founding of the Baum School of Art and the Allentown Art Museum, would serve to expand the influence of the movement out of Bucks County and into Lehigh County, specifically Allentown and the Lehigh Valley, where the movement continued to flourish into the 1940s and 1950s. Today, this group of artists ---------RETURN POLICY DETAILS: PLEASE READ! Please pay for items within 48 hours! We sell fine art and antiques and collectibles and are described in the listing and pictures are included which are part of the description. We are not a retail store and do not accept frequent returns or returns if a customer has buyers remorse or simply changes mind. We accept returns on items if different from the description or broken or damaged in shipping. If returned there is a small restocking fee of 30% to cover handling costs for restocking and reselling and warehousing.Items bought or won in sale are wrapped and packed and shipped out via Fedex or UPS or USPS after payment within 24 hours. Please ask any questions before offerding or making a offer. Almost all reasonable offers are considered so please make offers where stipulated.There are NO EXCEPTIONS! We can and do have payment plans on high end items!Thank you and have fun on your purchase or offerding!