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Edward Willis Redfield (American, 1869-1965)

Edward Willis Redfield - Dogwoods (Paintings) h: 32 x w: 40 in / h: 81.3 x w: 101.6 cm

Edward Willis Redfield
Dogwoods 1946

Edward Willis Redfield - Landscape with Trees (Paintings) h: 24.2 x w: 29 in / h: 61.5 x w: 73.7 cm

Edward Willis Redfield
Landscape with Trees 1890

Biography

1869

Born in Bridgeville, Delaware

1885

Attended the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art where he studied with Thomas Anshutz and
Thomas Hovendon and became close friends with Robert Henri

1889

Went to Paris to study in the ateliers of William Bouguereau and Tony Robert-Fleury at the Academie Julian

1898

Moved to New Hope, PA. His presence in the area attracted many younger artists to the region, making it a nucleus for the American Impressionism movement

1965

Died at the age of 96 in Center Bridge, Pennsylvania

Exhibitions

Permanent Collections:
Boston Museum of Art
Brooklyn Art Institute
Carnegie Institute
Chicago Art Institute
Corcoran Gallery
Los Angeles Museum
Metropolitan Museum of Art
National Gallery of Art
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art
Philadelphia Museum of Art