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1871 Williamsburg, Virginia - 1944 Yonkers, New York. Known for: Impressionist landscape and marine painting.
Born in Williamsburg, Virginia, James Ross was an architect in the firm of Ross and McNeal in New York City and was also an impressionist painter in oil and watercolor. He exhibited with the Yonkers... Read full biography
Born in Williamsburg, Virginia, James Ross was an architect in the firm of Ross and McNeal in New York City and was also an impressionist painter in oil and watercolor. He exhibited with the Yonkers Art Association and the Society of Independent Artists. Source:. Peter Falk, Who Was Who in American... Read full biography
Born in Williamsburg, Virginia, James Ross was an architect in the firm of Ross and McNeal in New York City and was also an impressionist painter in oil and watercolor. He exhibited with the Yonkers Art Association and the Society of Independent Artists. Source:. Peter Falk, Who Was Who in American Art
Born in Williamsburg, Virginia, James Ross was an architect in the firm of Ross and McNeal in New York City and was also an impressionist painter in oil and watercolor. He exhibited with the Yonkers Art Association and the Society of Independent Artists. Source:. Peter Falk, Who Was Who in American Art
Born in Williamsburg, Virginia, James Ross was an architect in the firm of Ross and McNeal in New York City and was also an impressionist painter in oil and watercolor. He exhibited with the Yonkers Art Association and the Society of Independent Artists. Source:. Peter Falk, Who Was Who in American Art
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Born in Williamsburg, Virginia, James Ross was an architect in the firm of Ross and McNeal in New York City and was also an impressionist painter in oil and watercolor. He exhibited with the Yonkers Art Association and the Society of Independent Artists.
Source:
Peter Falk, Who Was Who in American Art