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John Fabian Carlson   (American, 1875-1947) 

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John Fabian Carlson, Winter Morning
John Fabian Carlson
Winter Morning
Coeur d'Alene Art Auction
John Fabian Carlson, Untitled (Western #2, Colorado)
John Fabian Carlson
Untitled (Western #2, Colorado)
circa 1920

David Cook Fine Art
John Fabian Carlson, Morning on the Divide
John Fabian Carlson
Morning on the Divide
circa 1920

David Cook Fine Art
John Fabian Carlson, Sunlit Oaks
John Fabian Carlson
Sunlit Oaks
A.J. Kollar Fine Paintings, LLC
John Fabian Carlson, Winter Grove: Oaks in January
John Fabian Carlson
Winter Grove: Oaks in January
R.H. Love Galleries, Inc.
John Fabian Carlson, Sunlight Stream
John Fabian Carlson
Sunlight Stream
R.H. Love Galleries, Inc.

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John Fabian Carlson, Forest silence
John Fabian Carlson
Forest silence, 1917
Sold: May 22, 2001
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John Fabian Carlson, Sylvan stream
John Fabian Carlson
Sylvan stream
Sold: Jul 30, 2005
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John Fabian Carlson, Windswept places
John Fabian Carlson
Windswept places
Sold: May 19, 2005
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1874   Born in Sweden
1886   Moved with his family to the United States and settled in Buffalo, New York.
1911   Director of the Art Student League
1920   Carlson and his family moved to Colorado Springs, Colorado
1922   Returned to Woodstock where he established the John F. Carlson School of Landscape Painting
1945   Died New York City
  Apprenticed with a lithographer and received guidance from an amateur artist named Frederick Mayor
  Later worked as a Lithographer at Cosack & Company to help support his family but his formal training began at the Albright School of Art (Albright Art Gallery)
  Studied for two years at the Art Student’s League
  Went to Woodstock, New York, with a scholarship to study at Byrdcliffe, a fledgling art colony (later known as the Woodstock Artists Association)
 

Art Institute of Chicago, 1905-1929; National Academy of Design, 1907-1944 (Carnegie prize, 1918; Ranger Fund prize, 1923; Altman prize, 1936); Glaenzer Gallery, New York City, 1908 (solo); Katz Gallery, New York City, 1909, 1912 (solos); Corcoran Gallery, 1910-1943; Swedish-American Exhibition, Swedish Club, Chicago, 1911 (first prize), 1913; Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, 1911-1931; Salmagundi Club, New York, 1912 (first Isidor prize and Vezi prize for watercolor), 1923 (Shaw watercolor prize), 1925 (prizes); Memorial Art Gallery, New York City, 1913; Washington Society of Artists, 1913 (silver medal); Copley Gallery, Boston, 1913, 1915; Macbeth Gallery, New York City, 1913-1940’s; Pan-Pacific Exposition, 1915 (silver medal); St. Louis Art Museum, 1917; St. Louis Museum of Art, 1917, 1943; Swedish National Museum, Stockholm, 1920; “Scandinavian-American Artists” exhibition, Brooklyn Museum, 1926, 1928, 1932; Anderson Gallery, Chicago, 1927 (solo); Brooks Memorial Gallery, Memphis, 1941 (solo); American Watercolor Society; Colorado Springs Art Gallery; Connecticut Academy of Fine Arts; Dayton Art Institute, Ohio; Milch Gallery, New York City; Mohr Gallery, Toledo, Ohio; Montclair Art Museum; New York Watercolor Club; National Arts Club; Paradox Gallery, Woodstock, New York; Plainfield Art Association, New Jersey; Sartor Gallery, Dallas; Washington Watercolor Club; Vassar College Art Gallery; Vose Gallery, 1978, 1980, 1982, 1987 (solos); Babcock Gallery, New York City, 1990’s (two solos).


   John F. Carlson and Artists of the Broadmoor Academy, David Cook Fine Art, Denver, Colorado, 1999

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