Tatoosh Range, from Paradise Mt Rainier
Type:Painting
Year:c1920
Size:9.00" x 11.00"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Lower Right
Notes:
Little Gem by Salmon with great impasto.
Lionel Salmon ART FOR SALE
1885 London, England - 1945 Tacoma, Washington. Known for: Portraits, western landscape scenes.
The following information was submitted in July of 2006 by Family Ties Fine Art:. Born in London, England, he studied art at he Sir Joh Cass Institute in London, as well as with his father, Charles... Read full biography
The following information was submitted in July of 2006 by Family Ties Fine Art:. Born in London, England, he studied art at he Sir Joh Cass Institute in London, as well as with his father, Charles William Salmon. He left England in 1906, traveling throughout British Columbia, Idaho, Utah, Montana... Read full biography
The following information was submitted in July of 2006 by Family Ties Fine Art:. Born in London, England, he studied art at he Sir Joh Cass Institute in London, as well as with his father, Charles William Salmon. He left England in 1906, traveling throughout British Columbia, Idaho, Utah, Montana and Washington, settling in Tacoma in 1913. He became known as the unofficial painter of Mt. Rainier. Salmon also painted portraits, using watercolor and oil as favorite media in his work. Sources... Read full biography
The following information was submitted in July of 2006 by Family Ties Fine Art:. Born in London, England, he studied art at he Sir Joh Cass Institute in London, as well as with his father, Charles William Salmon. He left England in 1906, traveling throughout British Columbia, Idaho, Utah, Montana and Washington, settling in Tacoma in 1913. He became known as the unofficial painter of Mt. Rainier. Salmon also painted portraits, using watercolor and oil as favorite media in his work. Sources include:. Falk, Peter Hastings (ed.), Who Was Who in American Art; Trip and Cook, Washington State Art and Artists .
The following information was submitted in July of 2006 by Family Ties Fine Art:. Born in London, England, he studied art at he Sir Joh Cass Institute in London, as well as with his father, Charles William Salmon. He left England in 1906, traveling throughout British Columbia, Idaho, Utah, Montana and Washington, settling in Tacoma in 1913. He became known as the unofficial painter of Mt. Rainier. Salmon also painted portraits, using watercolor and oil as favorite media in his work. Sources include:. Falk, Peter Hastings (ed.), Who Was Who in American Art; Trip and Cook, Washington State Art and Artists .
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