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John Fabian Carlson
American 1874 -1945
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Born: |
Kalmar Lan, Sweden
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Active: |
Rock City, New York, United States Woodstock, New York, United States New York, New York, United States Canada Gloucester, Massachusetts, United States
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Studied: |
Albright Art School, Buffalo, New York Art Students League, New York City
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Instructors: |
Frank Vincent DuMond
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Exhibited: |
Katz Gallery, New York City
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Examples of Work: |
Baltimore Museum of Art, MD Brooks Memorial Art Gallery, Memphis, Tennessee Butler Institute of American Art Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh Corcoran Gallery, Washington, DC Fort Worth Museum, Texas Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Montclair Art Museum, New Jersey National Academy of Design Randolph-Macon Women's College, Lynchburg, Virginia Toledo Museum of Art, Ohio Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond
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Specialty: |
Painter
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Style/School: |
Naturalism Realism Plein Air
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Subjects Known For: |
Landscapes Winter Scenes
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Memberships: |
National Academy of Design p. ANA 1911; NA 1925 American Artists Professional League American Watercolor Society Connecticut Academy of Fine Arts National Arts Club Salmagundi Club, New York
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Teaching Positions: |
Art Students League Summer School, Woodstock, New York 1911-1918 National Academy of Design 1925
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Artist Profile |
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BIOGRAPHY: |
John Fabian Carlson
Born Sweden, 1874
Died New York City, 1945
As a young child in Sweden, John F. Carlson was introduced to art by an uncle who decorated carriages with landscapes. At the age of twelve, Carlson moved with his family to the United States a...
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John Fabian Carlson discovered the snow-laden regions of American landscape that would later define his life's work when his family emigrated from Sweden to Buffalo, NY in 1883. It was here that Carlson embarked on his ar...
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