Granville Redmond ART FOR SALE

This painting is seen in the film ``Time Captured in Paintings: The Monterey Legacy,'''' narrated by Jack Lemmon and written by Steve Hauk for the Monterey Museum of Art. From a Carmel Valley collection, the painting is titled verso.

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Highly exhibited and published work. Original owner silent film star Raymond Griffith, with whom Redmond appeared in Chaplin films.

On this enchanting cool misty night, the reflections of lantern lights play on the calm harbor waters of Monterey Bay. Here in 1909 Granville Redmond captured an evening’s mood of the iconic Monterey Wharf.

Waves break against Laguna Beach's rugged rocky shoreline beneath a luminous sky. Brilliant passages of turquoise water, white surf, and warm coastal cliffs demonstrate Granville Redmond's masterful handling of light and atmosphere in one of his early California coastal paintings.

A brilliant California sunset fills the sky with glowing gold, orange, and violet clouds above a quiet coastal plain. Broad, expressive brushwork and luminous color create a dramatic study of atmosphere and evening light, exemplifying Granville Redmond's celebrated California Impressionist style.

In 1922, Granville Redmond was inspired to capture this breathtaking springtime view at Lake Cachuma.in central California. It features rolling hills with stunning golden poppies, California oak trees, its idyllic lake, verdant hills and blue skies. 949-981-0070

In Granville Redmond's Ocean Sunset can be seen the artist's masterful brushwork that is filled with opalescent qualities that mesmerizes, dances and dazzles the eye of the viewer. This meticulous rendition illustrates Redmond's love of the ocean.

Brilliant orange California poppies lead the eye through rolling blue-green hills toward a stand of eucalyptus trees beneath a luminous sky. Painted with rich impasto and expressive brushwork, this intimate landscape exemplifies Granville Redmond's celebrated California Impressionist style.

Exhibited: Whatcom Museum, Bellingham, WA/Coastal Views: California and the Pacific Northwest"- 2023; Exhibited at both the Crocker and Laguna Art Museums, and pictured full page in Scott Shields accompanying book The Eloquent Palette/2020. Advertised in AAR: Feb.Mar.Apr/2026 full page.

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Known for painting up and down the California coastline, on this sunny day, possibly at the end of the wharf on Catalina Island, Redmond captured dazzling azure waters, a colorful cloud filled sky, pleasure crafts, a cabin cruiser, sail boats, and skiffs moored at harbor. Excellent condition!

An large iconic work by this top tier California Impressionist

Highly exhibited and published work. 2020 Crocker & Laguna Museums exhibition and catalogue, including cover. First owner silent film star Raymond Griffith. One of a small body of moonlit coastals. Several pictured in the 1989 Oakland Museum catalogue.

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Presented in the original frame. California landscape depicting a field of golden poppies and blue lupine beneath a bright, cloud-filled sky.

Thia spectacular still life of "Roses" was created 1903. At the time Granville Redmond had moved to Laguna Beach. It features a magnificent hand carved wood, 23K gilded frame, with the overall dimensions being 24.5 inches tall by 37.75 inches wide. Dealer: 949-981-0070

Granville Redmond was known for his poppy and lupine paintings, but it is clearly apparent the artist also had a deep love of the Pacific Ocean. Collectors love his many charming and jewel like paintings of the northern and southern California coastline including Santa Catalina Island.