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1860 Thedford, Ontario, Canada - 1946 Tacoma, Washington. Known for: Impressionist and realist landscape, seacape, shoreline, mountain and boat painting.
Dr. Frederick W. Southworth MD (1860 – 1946). A painter, doctor, and businessman, Frederick W. Southworth (aka: Fred Southworth) was born in Thedford, Ontario, Canada, to American parents, and died... Read full biography
Dr. Frederick W. Southworth MD (1860 – 1946). A painter, doctor, and businessman, Frederick W. Southworth (aka: Fred Southworth) was born in Thedford, Ontario, Canada, to American parents, and died in Tacoma, Washington, where he had lived since 1887. His works were exhibited at what is now the... Read full biography
Dr. Frederick W. Southworth MD (1860 – 1946). A painter, doctor, and businessman, Frederick W. Southworth (aka: Fred Southworth) was born in Thedford, Ontario, Canada, to American parents, and died in Tacoma, Washington, where he had lived since 1887. His works were exhibited at what is now the Seattle Art Museum and one painting is in the collection of the Washington State History Museum, Tacoma. (1). His mediums were oil paint and watercolors. His subjects were landscapes, seascapes,... Read full biography
Dr. Frederick W. Southworth MD (1860 – 1946). A painter, doctor, and businessman, Frederick W. Southworth (aka: Fred Southworth) was born in Thedford, Ontario, Canada, to American parents, and died in Tacoma, Washington, where he had lived since 1887. His works were exhibited at what is now the Seattle Art Museum and one painting is in the collection of the Washington State History Museum, Tacoma. (1). His mediums were oil paint and watercolors. His subjects were landscapes, seascapes, shorelines, mountains and boats. His styles were Impressionism* and Realism*. He is generally considered to be a self-taught painter; however, “Who Was Who in American Art, 1564 – 1975” (see sources) says he also studied at the Ontario School of Art [now the... Read full biography
Dr. Frederick W. Southworth MD (1860 – 1946). A painter, doctor, and businessman, Frederick W. Southworth (aka: Fred Southworth) was born in Thedford, Ontario, Canada, to American parents, and died in Tacoma, Washington, where he had lived since 1887. His works were exhibited at what is now the Seattle Art Museum and one painting is in the collection of the Washington State History Museum, Tacoma. (1). His mediums were oil paint and watercolors. His subjects were landscapes, seascapes, shorelines, mountains and boats. His styles were Impressionism* and Realism*. He is generally considered to be a self-taught painter; however, “Who Was Who in American Art, 1564 – 1975” (see sources) says he also studied at the Ontario School of Art [now the Ontario College of Art and Design University*], Toronto. He did live in Toronto; as well as in London, Ontario; Buffalo, New York;... Read full biography
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All MuseumsSeattle Art Museum
1300 First Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101