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Old 10-26-2010, 08:54 AM
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First Clue - Painted in the 20th Century

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To me it looks like N. C. Wyeth-- don't know why.
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Not N. C. Wyeth but born the same year!
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If I had time, I'd search Stapleton Kearns' blog for it, he's bound to have it.
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Died young.
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George Wesley Bellows, "Comber", 1913

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Congratulations Dave! Bellows is considered one of America's best artists. He left the Midwest for the bright lights of New York where he produced some stunning city-scapes and scenes of people from bathers to boxers. After some success and marriage, he spent more time painting landscapes and seascapes in New England. A member of the "Ash Can School", he died in his forties of a ruptured appendix.

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If you like his work, you'll be interested in the online version of the George Bellows’ Catalogue Raisonné, which is where my link to the work leads.
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