The Woods Are Lovely, Dark, and Deep

My father, the Magnificent Marvin, was a geologist and a landscape painter, perhaps one of the last in the line of Pennsylvania Impressionists. I grew up surrounded by art, science, and books. Although I am an artist of a different stripe, his passion for landscape became and remains a type of "comfort art." This blog is dedicated to the memory of the Magniificent Marvin.

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Wednesday, August 19, 2015

An Afternoon at the Amon Carter and Kimbell Museums in Fort Worth

Jerry Bywaters


Stuart Davis


Marsden Hartley


Maynard Dixon


Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot


Claude Monet


Paul Cezanne




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Labels: Amon Carter Museum, Claude Monet, Fort Worth, Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot, Jerry Bywaters, Kimbell Museum, Marsden Hartley, Maynard Dixon, Paul Cezanne, Stuart Davis, Texas
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