Oliver Clare  (British, 1853-1927) 

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Oliver Clare, Still Lifes of Fruit (Pair)

 

Oliver Clare
Still Lifes of Fruit (Pair)
Haynes Fine Art of Broadway
Oliver Clare, Still Lifes of Fruit (Pair)

 

Oliver Clare
Still Lifes of Fruit (Pair)
Haynes Fine Art of Broadway
Oliver Clare, Still Life of Fruit on a Mossy Bank

 

Oliver Clare
Still Life of Fruit on a Mossy Bank
Haynes Fine Art of Broadway
Oliver Clare, Still Life of Peaches, Plums, Gooseberries and Raspberries

 

Oliver Clare
Still Life of Peaches, Plums, Gooseberries and Raspberries
Haynes Fine Art of Broadway
  
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Oliver Clare, Still life of grapes, plums and raspberries; Still life of primroses and a bird's nest (pair)

 

Oliver Clare
Still life of grapes, plums and raspberries; Still life of primroses and a bird's nest (pair)
oil on canvas

 

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Oliver Clare, Peaches and Strawberries and Peaches and Plums (pair)

 

Oliver Clare
Peaches and Strawberries and Peaches and Plums (pair)
oil on panel

 

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Oliver Clare, Raspberries and a plum and Flowers on a mossy bank (pair)

 

Oliver Clare
Raspberries and a plum and Flowers on a mossy bank (pair)
oil on canvas

 

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  Oliver Clare comes from a prolific Birmingham family of artists. He was the son of George Clare and the brother of Vincent. His paintings depict mostly still lifes of fruit and garden flowers, often on mossy banks.
  The artist exhibited only one painting at the Royal Academy, but at the Royal Society of Birmingham Artists he exhibited no less than thirty-nine paintings as well as three at the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool, six at the Manchester City Art Gallery and two at Suffolk Street.
  Oliver’s miraculous technique and finish are always breathtaking; brush strokes are invisible and the urge to wipe the dewdrops off the surface of the painting is almost irresistible.
  Royal Academy
  Royal Society Birmingham Artists
  Walker Art Gallery Liverpool
  Manchester City Art Gallery Manchester
  Royal Society Birmingham Artists Birmingham