New York, Virginia. 1860 - 1961
Naive landscape and rural genre naive painting
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1860 West Calder, Scotland - 1934 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Known for: Naive landscape, genre, portrait.
One of the first folk artists in America to gain national reputation, John Kane painted in a style popularized by the French painter, Henri Rousseau (1844-1910). Kane's work is of everyday subject... Read full biography
One of the first folk artists in America to gain national reputation, John Kane painted in a style popularized by the French painter, Henri Rousseau (1844-1910). Kane's work is of everyday subject matter and lacks three-dimensional perspective, anatomical realism, and subtleties of tone or... Read full biography
One of the first folk artists in America to gain national reputation, John Kane painted in a style popularized by the French painter, Henri Rousseau (1844-1910). Kane's work is of everyday subject matter and lacks three-dimensional perspective, anatomical realism, and subtleties of tone or atmosphere. But it is simple and fresh in the naive folk tradition. He did not begin painting until age sixty seven, when he submitted his paintings to the 1927 juried Carnegie International exhibition and... Read full biography
One of the first folk artists in America to gain national reputation, John Kane painted in a style popularized by the French painter, Henri Rousseau (1844-1910). Kane's work is of everyday subject matter and lacks three-dimensional perspective, anatomical realism, and subtleties of tone or atmosphere. But it is simple and fresh in the naive folk tradition. He did not begin painting until age sixty seven, when he submitted his paintings to the 1927 juried Carnegie International exhibition and received a special Purchase Award. A year later, he became a member of the Associated Artists of Pittsburgh. From that time, he had his work widely exhibited including at the Harvard Society of Contemporary Art in 1929, The Toledo Museum of Art from... Read full biography
One of the first folk artists in America to gain national reputation, John Kane painted in a style popularized by the French painter, Henri Rousseau (1844-1910). Kane's work is of everyday subject matter and lacks three-dimensional perspective, anatomical realism, and subtleties of tone or atmosphere. But it is simple and fresh in the naive folk tradition. He did not begin painting until age sixty seven, when he submitted his paintings to the 1927 juried Carnegie International exhibition and received a special Purchase Award. A year later, he became a member of the Associated Artists of Pittsburgh. From that time, he had his work widely exhibited including at the Harvard Society of Contemporary Art in 1929, The Toledo Museum of Art from 1939 to 1934, The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, the Museum of Modern Art, and in the Whitney Museum's first and second Biennials.... Read full biography
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New York, California. 1877 - 1949
Clown figure and portrait painting, cartoons, some sculptural work
New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts / France. 1884 - 1958
Figure, genre, carnival and interior painting
California, New York / France. 1890 - 1973
Synchromist and other modernist painting, landscape, still life
New York / Italy. 1840 - 1928
Landscape, architecture and portrait painting
New York, Virginia. 1903 - 1988
African-American figure and genre painting
New York. 1883 - 1962
Portrait, landscape and still life painting
New York / France, Russian Federation. 1881 - 1961
Cubist, futurist and fauvist painting-landscape, figure and still life
New York. 1819 - 1869
Genre, landscape, and portrait painting, book illustration
New York. 1866 - 1933
Urban genre and portrait painting, illustration
Pennsylvania, New York, Connecticut / France. 1870 - 1938
Genre, figure, landscape and still-life painting
New York, Pennsylvania. 1876 - 1953
Urban genre painting, illustration, mural, scenic design
New York, Vermont. 1898 - 1954
Illustration, urban realistic painting-figure and genre
Pennsylvania / France. 1844 - 1916
Figure, genre, portrait and marine painting, teaching
Washington, California, Oregon / Ireland. 1910 - 2001
Abstract, symbolic painting-birds, still life, insects and animals
New York, New Mexico, New Hampshire. 1871 - 1951
Social realist painting, illustration, teaching
Connecticut. 1856 - 1933
Trompe l'oeil still life and landscape painting
New Jersey, New York, Vermont / Italy. 1900 - 1988
Landscape, still life, and portrait painting, etching
New York, Illinois. 1907 - 1975
Landscape, coastal, figure and genre painting
New York, Ohio. 1882 - 1925
Genre, portrait, and street-landscape painting
New York. 1882 - 1971
Genre, illustrations, graphics, mural painting
New York, New Jersey. 1855 - 1930
Genre, interiors, figure and portrait painting
Massachusetts, New York / France. 1858 - 1924
Modernist genre-crowds, landscape and still life painting
New York, California, Florida / Brazil. 1819 - 1904
Sea-landscape painting, hummingbirds, orchids
New York, Connecticut / Canada, France. 1873 - 1939
Landscape, floral, genre and nocturne painting
Massachusetts. 1862 - 1929
Mural, contemplative female, landscape
New York / France. 1863 - 1937
Classical religious and mythology sculpture, monuments, painting
Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania. 1865 - 1929
Portrait and social realist genre painting, teaching
New York, Maryland, New Jersey. 1840 - 1896
Genre, landscape, marine and American colonial history painting
New York / France. 1868 - 1932
Paintings-figure, still life, landscape
Pennsylvania / France. 1844 - 1926
Mother-child portrait and genre painting, etching
New Hampshire, Massachusetts, California, Florida, Missouri / France. 1875 - 1943
Figure-female, portrait and landscape painting