1926 Charles A Fries Signed Oil Painting "Eucalyptus Near La Jolla" CA. #1234

Description: MISSION GALLERYANTIQUESUnique Treasures From The U.S. and Around The Globe!1926 Charles A. Fries (1854-1940)Eucalyptus Near La Jolla Signed in lower right corner, on the reverse "#1234 Eucalyptus Near La Jolla, California" Listed in the Charles Fries Catalogue as Gift, Carl Hazelton, Massachusetts. Charles Arthur Fries is considered, The Dean of the San Diego Impressionists Society. Fries trained at the McMicken School of Design, later known as the Cincinnati Art Academy, and also trained under the portraitist C. T. Weber. Fries owned artist studios from New York to San Diego; he resided in San Diego and San Juan Capistrano, California. In 1897 Fries took up permanent residence in San Diego, CA. Charles Fries was frequently seen painting in the plein air style near the coast and inland areas of southern California the reverence Fries felt for the California landscape is captured in his cool atmospheric effects of the coastal landscapes, and the subtle beauty of San Diego's arid deserts. Reginald Poland of the San Diego Museum of Arts was quoted as saying: "Mr. Fries works are not sensational; they suggest no attempt to be the greatest pictures on earth, nor do they boast cleverness, nor suave, inveigling, surface charm. They are honest straightforward, substantial paintings whose beauty is revealed to all; we know of no one who can so well picture the southern California desert". He died December 15, 1940 in San Diego, California. Fries paintings can be found in the following museums: Fleischer Museum, Arizona; Desert Caballeros Western Museum, Arizona; Irvine Museum, Irvine, California; San Diego Museum of Art. His awards include, Silver Medal, Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, Seattle, 1909, The Silver Medal, Fine Arts Association, Seattle, 1911, and the Silver Medal at the Panama-California Exposition, San Diego, California.(source: Lawrence Beebe) Approx. Measurements:Canvas Height: 14"Canvas Width: 16" Frame Height: 16 1/2" Frame Width: 18 1/2" Condition:Good overall condition with no remarkable over painting.For a most complete description, see all photos. LOC. F Item location: San Diego, California, United States Free Shipping to: the United States. Shipping includes high quality professional packaging, handling and insurance. *Follow us on Instagram! @missiongalleryantiques *Like us on Facebook! missiongalleryantiques1980 PAYMENTSHIPPINGRETURNSPAYMENTSHIPPINGRETURNS We accept payment by any of the following methods: Visa/MasterCard, Amex, Discover PayPal Preferred Please pay as soon as possible after winning an auction, as that will allow us to ship your item to you sooner! 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You are covered by the eBay Money Back Guarantee if you received an item that is not as described in the listing. 1926 Charles Fries Eucalyptus Near La Jolla, CA Signed Oil Painting We are offering... A wonderful and rare painting of eucalyptus trees near La Jolla, California by the exemplary California Impressionist, Charles Fries. This painting has a wonderful range of colors, with soft greens, blues, and purples that Fries excelled at using. Anyone familiar to the Southern California area, specifically the Coastal San Diego region, will be instantly transported there through this painting. It is signed on the bottom right corner, and the back has writing on the canvas that reads: "#1234 Eucalyptus Near La Jolla 14 x 16" We have included the early paper label that was attached to the paper backing, it has the inscription typed onto it. This painting is listed in the Charles Fries Catalogue as originally given to Carl Hazelton of Massachusetts. Charles Arthur Fries (1854 - 1940) Charles A. Fries was an American artist who holds a high place in the California school of Impressionism. Young Charles Fries was born August 14, 1854 in Hillsboro, Ohio. He trained at the McMicken School of Design, later known as the Cincinnati Art Academy, and he also trained under C. T. Weber portraitist. He was known to have studio locations in New York and San Diego, and residences in San Juan Capistrano and San Diego, California. Influenced to relocate to the West by the historian Charles Lummis, and motivated by the fragile health of his wife, Fries moved his family from New England to southern California's healthy climate, first settling on the premises of the historic Mission San Juan Capistrano, and later moving to San Diego in 1897. Charles Fries was frequently seen painting in the plein air style near the coast and inland areas of southern California -- the reverence Fries felt for the California landscape can be seen in his depictions capturing the cool atmospheric effects of the coastal landscapes of Torrey Pines to the subtle beauty of the arid southern California deserts. Reginald Poland of the San Diego Museum of Arts was quoted as saying, "Mr. Fries works are not sensational; they suggest no attempt to be the greatest pictures on earth, nor do they boast cleverness, nor suave, inveigling, surface charm. They are honest straightforward, substantial pictures of handsome scenes, every bit of whose beauty is revealed to all...we know of no one who can so well picture the southern California desert". He died December 15, 1940 in San Diego, California. Fries paintings can be found in the following museums: Fleischer Museum, Arizona; Desert Caballeros Western Museum, Arizona; Irvine Museum, Irvine, California; San Diego Museum of Art. He won the following awards: Silver Medal, Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, Seattle, 1909, the Silver Medal, Fine Arts Association, Seattle, 1911, and the Silver Medal at the Panama-California Exposition, San Diego, California. (cc: Lawrence Beebe) Approx. Dimensions: Canvas Height: 14" Canvas Width: 16" Frame Height: 16 1/2" Frame Width: 18 1/2" Condition: Great age-related original condition. Plaese see photos for complete description. All CA Residents must pay CA Sales Tax Shipping charges include professional packaging, handling, shipping costs, and insurance when necessary. LOC. F MISSION GALLERYANTIQUESUnique Treasures From The U.S. and Around The Globe!1926 Charles A. Fries Signed Oil Painting, Eucalyptus Near La Jolla, CA 1926 Charles Fries Eucalyptus Near La Jolla, CA Signed Oil PaintingWe are offering...A wonderful and rare painting of eucalyptus trees near La Jolla, California by the exemplary California Impressionist, Charles Fries. This painting has a wonderful range of colors, with soft greens, blues, and purples that Fries excelled at using. Anyone familiar to the Southern California area, specifically the Coastal San Diego region, will be instantly transported there through this painting. It is signed on the bottom right corner, and the back has writing on the canvas that reads: "#1234 Eucalyptus Near La Jolla14 x 16"We have included the early paper label that was attached to the paper backing, it has the inscription typed onto it.This painting is listed in the Charles Fries Catalogue as originally given to Carl Hazelton of Massachusetts.Charles Arthur Fries (1854 - 1940)Charles A. Fries was an American artist who holds a high place in the California school of Impressionism. Young Charles Fries was born August 14, 1854 in Hillsboro, Ohio. He trained at the McMicken School of Design, later known as the Cincinnati Art Academy, and he also trained under C. T. Weber portraitist. He was known to have studio locations in New York and San Diego, and residences in San Juan Capistrano and San Diego, California.Influenced to relocate to the West by the historian Charles Lummis, and motivated by the fragile health of his wife, Fries moved his family from New England to southern California's healthy climate, first settling on the premises of the historic Mission San Juan Capistrano, and later moving to San Diego in 1897.Charles Fries was frequently seen painting in the plein air style near the coast and inland areas of southern California -- the reverence Fries felt for the California landscape can be seen in his depictions capturing the cool atmospheric effects of the coastal landscapes of Torrey Pines to the subtle beauty of the arid southern California deserts. Reginald Poland of the San Diego Museum of Arts was quoted as saying, "Mr. Fries works are not sensational; they suggest no attempt to be the greatest pictures on earth, nor do they boast cleverness, nor suave, inveigling, surface charm. They are honest straightforward, substantial pictures of handsome scenes, every bit of whose beauty is revealed to all...we know of no one who can so well picture the southern California desert". He died December 15, 1940 in San Diego, California.Fries paintings can be found in the following museums: Fleischer Museum, Arizona; Desert Caballeros Western Museum, Arizona; Irvine Museum, Irvine, California; San Diego Museum of Art.He won the following awards: Silver Medal, Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, Seattle, 1909, the Silver Medal, Fine Arts Association, Seattle, 1911, and the Silver Medal at the Panama-California Exposition, San Diego, California.(cc: Lawrence Beebe)Approx. Dimensions:Canvas Height: 14"Canvas Width: 16" Frame Height: 16 1/2" Frame Width: 18 1/2"Condition:Great age-related original condition.Plaese see photos for complete description. All CA Residents must pay CA Sales TaxShipping charges include professional packaging, handling, shipping costs, and insurance when necessary. LOC. F PAYMENT We accept payment by any of the following methods: Visa/MasterCard, Amex, Discover PayPal Preferred Please pay as soon as possible after winning an auction, as that will allow us to ship your item to you sooner!SHIPPING Item location: San Diego, California, United States Shipping to: United States Excludes: Africa, Cambodia, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Laos, Macau, Malaysia, Taiwan, Vietnam, Ecuador, Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas), French Guiana, Guyana, Paraguay, Suriname, Uruguay, Venezuela, Bahrain, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, Yemen, Afghanistan, Armenia, Azerbaijan Republic, Bangladesh, Bhutan, China, Georgia, India, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Maldives, Mongolia, Pakistan, Russian Federation, Sri Lanka, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Guam, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Nauru, New Caledonia, New Zealand, Niue, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu, Vanuatu, Wallis and Futuna, Andorra, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Republic of, Estonia, Greece, Guernsey, Italy, Jersey, Latvia, Macedonia, Malta, Moldova, Montenegro, Romania, San Marino, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Svalbard and Jan Mayen, Ukraine, Vatican City State, Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Aruba, Dominica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Grenada, Guadeloupe, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Nicaragua, Panama, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago, Turks and Caicos IslandsRETURNSSeller does not offer returns. You are covered by the eBay Money Back Guarantee if you received an item that is not as described in the listing. 1926 Charles Fries Eucalyptus Near La Jolla, CA Signed Oil PaintingWe are offering...A wonderful and rare painting of eucalyptus trees near La Jolla, California by the exemplary California Impressionist, Charles Fries. This painting has a wonderful range of colors, with soft greens, blues, and purples that Fries excelled at using. Anyone familiar to the Southern California area, specifically the Coastal San Diego region, will be instantly transported there through this painting. It is signed on the bottom right corner, and the back has writing on the canvas that reads: "#1234 Eucalyptus Near La Jolla14 x 16"We have included the early paper label that was attached to the paper backing, it has the inscription typed onto it.This painting is listed in the Charles Fries Catalogue as originally given to Carl Hazelton of Massachusetts.Charles Arthur Fries (1854 - 1940)Charles A. Fries was an American artist who holds a high place in the California school of Impressionism. Young Charles Fries was born August 14, 1854 in Hillsboro, Ohio. He trained at the McMicken School of Design, later known as the Cincinnati Art Academy, and he also trained under C. T. Weber portraitist. He was known to have studio locations in New York and San Diego, and residences in San Juan Capistrano and San Diego, California.Influenced to relocate to the West by the historian Charles Lummis, and motivated by the fragile health of his wife, Fries moved his family from New England to southern California's healthy climate, first settling on the premises of the historic Mission San Juan Capistrano, and later moving to San Diego in 1897.Charles Fries was frequently seen painting in the plein air style near the coast and inland areas of southern California -- the reverence Fries felt for the California landscape can be seen in his depictions capturing the cool atmospheric effects of the coastal landscapes of Torrey Pines to the subtle beauty of the arid southern California deserts. Reginald Poland of the San Diego Museum of Arts was quoted as saying, "Mr. Fries works are not sensational; they suggest no attempt to be the greatest pictures on earth, nor do they boast cleverness, nor suave, inveigling, surface charm. They are honest straightforward, substantial pictures of handsome scenes, every bit of whose beauty is revealed to all...we know of no one who can so well picture the southern California desert". He died December 15, 1940 in San Diego, California.Fries paintings can be found in the following museums: Fleischer Museum, Arizona; Desert Caballeros Western Museum, Arizona; Irvine Museum, Irvine, California; San Diego Museum of Art.He won the following awards: Silver Medal, Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, Seattle, 1909, the Silver Medal, Fine Arts Association, Seattle, 1911, and the Silver Medal at the Panama-California Exposition, San Diego, California.(cc: Lawrence Beebe)Approx. Dimensions:Canvas Height: 14"Canvas Width: 16" Frame Height: 16 1/2" Frame Width: 18 1/2"Condition:Great age-related original condition.Plaese see photos for complete description. All CA Residents must pay CA Sales TaxShipping charges include professional packaging, handling, shipping costs, and insurance when necessary. LOC. F

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Location: San Diego, California

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