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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Oaks (Near Monterey)
Gilbert, Arthur Hill (1894-1970)
16"x20" (Oil)
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Oak Grove, Carmel Coast
Gilbert, Arthur Hill (1894-1970)
20"x24" (Oil)
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The Beach, 17 Mile Drive
Gilbert, Arthur Hill (1894-1970)
9"x12" (Oil)
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In stockSan Jacinto in Spring
Grimm, Paul (1891-1974)
16"x20" (Oil)
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In stockDesert Serenity, Palm Springs
Grimm, Paul (1891-1974)
9"x12" (Oil)
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Eucalyptus Grove
Grimm, Paul (1891-1974)
12"x9" (Oil)
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In stockSummer Eucalyptus
Grimm, Paul (1891-1974)
12"x9" (Oil)
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In stockPalm Springs
Grimm, Paul (1891-1974)
9"x12" (Oil)
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Out of stockSpring in the Country
Harris, Sam Hyde (1889 - 1977)
12"x16" (Oil)
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In stockCliff House, San Francisco (1870)
Hill, Edward (1843-1923)
12"x16" (Oil)
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In stockLaguna Beach
Hunt, Thomas (1882 - 1938)
28"x32" (Oil)
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Out of stockDesert Colors
Lauritz, Paul (1889 - 1975)
16"x20" (Oil)