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Franklin DeHaven: Born in Bluffton, Indiana, Franklin De Haven became a landscape painter and musician, known especially for skyscapes with tones of yellows and pinks. He arrived in New York in 1886 and became a pupil of George Smillie, learning the tradition of classical landscape painting in tonalist style. He was the recipient of the Silver Medal at the St. Louis Exposition in 1904 and was a Member of the National Academy of Design, where he exhibited for nearly fifty years, and of the Allied Artists of America. His friends called him "Pop," and he was also a talented musician, and made violins. If you would like information on upcoming special exhibitions and artist receptions, send you address to: BOI's of New Hope Art Gallery 9 W. Mechanic Street New Hope, PA 18938 215.862.8292 boisofnewhope@verizon.net |
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| Victorian Landscape |
| Oil On Canvas |
| 8 x 10 |
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