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| Edward Redfield (1869 - 1965) |
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Artists who influenced Edward Redfield![]() | Born in Bridgeville, Delaware, he lived much of his life near New Hope in Bucks County, Pennsylvania where he did many landscapes, especially snowscenes of the area. He usually finished his paintings in "one go," sometimes strapping his canvas to a tree on blustery days. He was the stylistic leader of what became known as the New Hope Colony of painters. In the summers, he painted at Booth ... more (Google) | Artists who were influenced by Edward Redfield![]() | |
![]() Robert Henri | ![]() Fleecydale Road (Michener Art Museum) | ![]() Road to River | ![]() Theresa Ferber Bernstein |
![]() Walter Schofield | ![]() Upper Delaware (Michener Art Museum) | ![]() Prelude to Spring | ![]() George Sotter |
![]() Thomas Anshutz | ![]() Island (Smithsonian American Art Museum) | ![]() Stream in Snowy Field (Michener Art Museum) | ![]() Charles Rosen |
![]() William Ritschel | ![]() Trout Brook (Michener Art Museum) | ![]() Mill in Winter (Corcoran Gallery) | ![]() Kenneth Nunamaker |