Early California

Coming from all parts of the world and captivated with the beauty of the West Coast, the early California artists sought to capture our unique light and atmosphere on canvas. This “new” plein air style came to be known as “California Impressionism.” It flourished during the early teens well into the 1940’s and is still enormously popular today.

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Entrance To A Great City (Chicago, 1924)
Coburn, Frank (1863 - 1938)
30"x38" (Oil)
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Evening, Laguna Beach
Colman, Roi Clarkson (1884 - 1945)
12"x16" (Oil)
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La Jolla, Cal., March 8, 1925
Cooper, Colin Campbell (1856 - 1937)
4 1/2"x7" (Watercolor)
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California Fantasy
DeRome, Albert (1885 - 1959)
16"x20" (Oil)
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Stormy Surf
Dougherty, Paul (1877 - 1947)
13"x16" (Oil)
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Eucalyptus in Moosa Canyon
Fries, Charles (1854-1940)
18"x24" (Oil)
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Cabin in the Cuyamacas
Fries, Charles (1854 - 1940)
10" x 14" (Oil)
Balboa Park
Fries, Charles (1854 - 1940)
20"x16" (Oil)
The Abandoned Road, 1 Mile East of Muzzy Grade
Fries, Charles (1854 - 1940)
20"x24" (Oil)
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Desert Hot Springs
Frost, John (1890-1937)
26"x30" (Oil)
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Carmel Valley Meadow
Gilbert, Arthur Hill (1894 - 1970)
25"x30" (Oil)
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Oaks
Gilbert, Arthur Hill (1894 - 1970)
9"x12" (Oil)