Edward Willis Redfield

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Edward Willis Redfield was an American Impressionist painter best known for his large, vigorous landscapes of the Pennsylvania countryside and the New Hope art colony.

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instanceOf American Impressionist painter
painter
person
artisticMovement American Impressionism
associatedWith New Hope art colony
countryOfBirth United States of America
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1869-12-18
dateOfDeath 1965-10-19
educatedAt Académie Julian
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
familyName Redfield
fieldOfWork landscape painting
genre landscape art
givenName Edward
influencedBy French Impressionism
linked to: Impressionism
knownFor river scenes of the Delaware River
winter landscapes
languageOfWorkOrName English
lifespan 1869–1965
middleName Willis
movement Impressionism
New Hope School
name Edward Willis Redfield
nationality American
notableFor large landscapes of the Pennsylvania countryside
vigorous landscapes of the Pennsylvania countryside
notableWork Overlooking the Valley
The Brook, Winter
The Road to the River
occupation artist
painter
paintingStyle plein air painting
partOf New Hope art colony
placeOfBirth Bridgeville, Delaware
placeOfDeath Center Bridge, Pennsylvania
regionOfActivity Bucks County, Pennsylvania
residence Center Bridge, Pennsylvania
sexOrGender male
spouse Elisabeth Foster
studiedIn Paris
styleCharacteristic bold brushwork
large-scale canvases
thick impasto
workLocation New Hope, Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania

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Redfield hasNotableBearer Edward Willis Redfield
New Hope art colony hasNotableArtist Edward Willis Redfield
Edward Willis Redfield name Edward Willis Redfield