Mary Gulliver , "A Dutch Interior," 1902 Paris Exhibited work, oil painting

Description: Mary Gulliver Born 1860 Framed 19 1/4" x 22"Canvas 15 " x 18" Very early Florida artist that was classically trained by some of the most famous artist IE. James Abbott McNeill Whistler ( Whistler mother) in Paris.This is a extremely rare original work the was exhibited in Paris in 1902. True piece of Art history. From: Reid Hall Very few images of Mary Gulliver's work are extant. Records show that Mary exhibited a painting at the 1902 Salon des artistes francais, "A Dutch Interior," and that she participated in an exhibition at 4 rue de Chevreuse around the same time, but further details are scarce. The catalogue from the 1902 Salon indicates that Mary's address was 54 rue Notre-Dame-des-Champs, right at the intersection of the rue Vavin. The 1905 Artists Year Book, produced by the Art League Publishing Association, tells us that Mary had been educated at Smith College and that she had studied in Paris under Whistler, Delance, Collin, and others at the Académies Delécluse and Colarossi, in addition to completing a course at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts School. Artist's that trained under James Whistler are considered some of the worlds greatest. A opportunity to own a real museum level artwork The real deal !The Artists Year Book, Art League Publishing Association, 1905, p.78

Price: 1450 USD

Location: North Palm Beach, Florida

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