"Three Tugs"
Type:Painting
Year:c. 1930
Size:32.00" x 40.00"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Lower Right
Notes:
Complemented by a Badura frame and illustrated in "New Hope for American Art", page 471.
Charles J (Cy) Rosen ART FOR SALE
1878 Reagantown, Pennsylvania - 1950 Woodstock, New York. Known for: Landscape, harbor view and still life painting.
An Impressionist and modernist experimenting with Cubism, Charles Rosen applied this style and other European innovations to typical American subjects. He did numerous snowscenes and was especially... Read full biography
An Impressionist and modernist experimenting with Cubism, Charles Rosen applied this style and other European innovations to typical American subjects. He did numerous snowscenes and was especially drawn to industrial and marine scenes including factories, barges, and mills along the Hudson and... Read full biography
An Impressionist and modernist experimenting with Cubism, Charles Rosen applied this style and other European innovations to typical American subjects. He did numerous snowscenes and was especially drawn to industrial and marine scenes including factories, barges, and mills along the Hudson and Delaware rivers. He is best remembered as a second-generation member of the New Hope Impressionist School and a long-time resident of the Woodstock Art Colony. He was born in Reagantown, Pennsylvania and... Read full biography
An Impressionist and modernist experimenting with Cubism, Charles Rosen applied this style and other European innovations to typical American subjects. He did numerous snowscenes and was especially drawn to industrial and marine scenes including factories, barges, and mills along the Hudson and Delaware rivers. He is best remembered as a second-generation member of the New Hope Impressionist School and a long-time resident of the Woodstock Art Colony. He was born in Reagantown, Pennsylvania and at age sixteen ran a photography studio in West Newtown, Pennsylvania. In 1898, he began an illustration career in New York City and studied with Francis Coates Jones at the National Academy of Design. He also studied at the New York School of Art... Read full biography
An Impressionist and modernist experimenting with Cubism, Charles Rosen applied this style and other European innovations to typical American subjects. He did numerous snowscenes and was especially drawn to industrial and marine scenes including factories, barges, and mills along the Hudson and Delaware rivers. He is best remembered as a second-generation member of the New Hope Impressionist School and a long-time resident of the Woodstock Art Colony. He was born in Reagantown, Pennsylvania and at age sixteen ran a photography studio in West Newtown, Pennsylvania. In 1898, he began an illustration career in New York City and studied with Francis Coates Jones at the National Academy of Design. He also studied at the New York School of Art with William Merritt Chase and with Frank Vincent DuMond, whom he later followed to Old Lyme Connecticut, a... Read full biography
Charles J (Cy) Rosen - Art for Sale (4 available)
"Winter Afternoon"
Type:Painting
Size:27.50" x 36.00"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Lower Right
Notes:
Complemented by a Harer frame
"Steamboat Landing"
Type:Painting
Year:c. 1929 - 1930
Size:30.00" x 24.00"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Lower Left
Notes:
Illustrated in "New Hope for American Art", page 472 and "Form Radiating Life, The Paintings of Charles Rosen", page 124.
Street Scene
Type:Painting
Year:c.1940
Size:20.00" x 32.00"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Lower Left