Hollyhocks

Name (Dublin Core): Hollyhocks
Summary (Dublin Core): This painting clearly exemplifies Frieseke's method, which he succinctly explained to Clara MacChesney: "If you are looking at a mass of flowers in the sunlight out of doors you see a sparkle of spots of different colors-then paint them that way." It was Frieseke's dealer and friend Robert Macbeth who, at the artist's request, chose this painting to be presented to the Academy. (Source: Google Arts & Culture)
Artist (Dublin Core): Frederick Carl Frieseke
Date (Dublin Core): 1912
Topic (Dublin Core): Gardens; Alcea; Impressionism (Art)--United States; Portrait painting, American
Medium (Dublin Core): Oil on canvas
Dimensions (Dublin Core): 25 1/2 x 32 in
place of creation (VRA Ontology): Giverny
location of (VRA Ontology): National Academy of Design; New York City
Provenance (Dublin Core): Gift of the artist, NA diploma presentation, November 2, 1914
Source (Dublin Core): Google Arts & Culture
Rights (Dublin Core): In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted