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Gouache depicting a monumental Sierra Nevada landscape with rugged granite peaks, lingering snowfields, and alpine terrain. Rich color harmonies and bold design reflect Edgar Payne's masterful interpretation of the American West.

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An elegant Italian harbor scene by one of America's top Impressionist artists.

This French harbor scene in Concarneau, France by Edgar Payne is pleasingly and thoughtfully composed with an abundance of richly colorful fishing vessels. I am happy to help you with any questions you might have. Larry 949-981-0070

"Tuna Yawls" an enchanting French harbor scene by Edgar Payne was created circa 1923. It features fishing vessels with vividly colorful sails, tranquil waters, and a mesmerizing impressionistic sunset.

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The inaccessible mountain peak painted with bravado brushwork and a slab-like virtuosity accentuates the towering face of sheer red rock and its snowy glacier and evokes a heightened sense of adventure and daring.

"French Fishing Boats" is a highly sought after subject for Edgar Payne painting collectors. It features strong vibrant colors and a very pleasing composition. Excellent condition! 949-981-0070

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With idyllic blue skies and a towering cathedral overhead, a horse drawn carriage is seen traveling along a tree lined boulevard next to the Mediterranean Sea, in Menton, France.

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"Sierra Peaks" was painted in the spectacular Sierra Nevada Mountain Range. It is in excellent condition! Please feel free to contact Lawrence Beebe with any questions at 949.981.0070

Titled on reverse by Edgar Payne.

Dated on stretcher/1922 Illustrated: "Edgar Alwin Payne and his Work" published by Stendahl Art Galleries/1926; page 56, plate #39: "The cargo craft of the Venetian lakes are no less picturesque and paintable than the gondolas of the lagoons - and, indeed, offer the artist more color and more vaiety of form. Payne's flair for color led him to them again and again. In his No.10 the sails, of the usual light red and dull yellow, offer form that is almost monumental in its reach toward the greenish sky. The hulls of the boats are reflected in an interplay of greens and reds in the placid waters. Here is a color scheme that is at once rich, tender and luminous."