Society of Six

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Society of Six was a group of early 20th-century Northern California plein-air painters known for their vibrant, modernist landscapes and influential role in West Coast art.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artists' group
painting collective
activeUntil 1930s
activity group painting excursions
informal exhibitions
artisticGoal modernize California landscape painting
artStyle bold color usage
loose brushwork
simplified forms
basedIn Oakland, California
linked to: Oakland
country United States
exhibitionVenue Oakland galleries
San Francisco galleries
field painting
visual arts
formedIn 1910s
genre landscape painting
hasLanguage English
influenced West Coast modernist painting
later California landscape painters
influencedBy Fauvism
French Impressionism
linked to: Impressionism

Post-Impressionism
location Northern California
member Auguste Francois Gay
Bernard von Eichman
Louis Siegriest
Maurice Logan
Selden Connor Gile
William H. Clapp
memberCount 6
movement American modernism
California Impressionism
plein-air painting
notableFor influential role in West Coast art
vibrant modernist landscapes
regionActive San Francisco Bay Area
subjectMatter Bay Area hills
linked to: Oakland hills

Northern California landscapes
coastal scenes
timePeriod early 20th century

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Selden Connor Gile memberOf Society of Six