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CLICK ON THUMBNAIL FOR LARGER PICTURE The image size of this print is 28 X 22 inches. LADY PICKING PEONIES by William Verplanck Birney (Amer., 1858-1909) Taggart & Jorgenson Gallery, Washington, D.C
William Verplanck Birney' was an artist whose subject matter covered many countries including American and Europe, and he painted whatever happened to strike his interest such as roof tops, kitchens, houses, whatever.
At the International Exhibition in Munich in 1883, he was one of two Americans who sold pictures and his painting was titled "A Quiet Corner". It was a German peasant girl, daydreaming and reflected one of his signature subjects, which was private moments in time.
He was born in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1858 and studied art at the Pennsylvania Academy and the Royal Academy of Munich. He was a member of the Fine Arts Federation, Lotos Club, National Academy of Design, New York Watercolor Club, and the Salmagundi Club. He died in 1909.
This art print is new and in perfect condition. Published on a special paper. If you are familiar with art prints you will know I am offering a fine print at a lower than wholesale price. If you see shadows of letters on this jpg please be assured they are not on the print you will recieve.
This print will look good in many places.
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- Print is in stock and ready to ship.
- AA1698. Bin # 7-4-14
Price: $13.99
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