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Frederick C. Frieseke
American, 1874-1939
On the Balcony
Undated
Oil on canvas
Akron Art Museum, OH.
Lady in a Garden
By 1912
Oil on canvas
Terra Foundation for the Arts, Chicago.
Through the Vines
By 1908
Oil on canvas
Akron Art Museum, OH.
Cherry Blossoms
By 1913
Oil on canvas
Private Collection.
Breakfast in the Garden
By 1911
Oil on Canvas
Terra Foundation for the Arts, Chicago.
The Birdcage
By 1910
Oil on canvas
New Britain Museum of American Art.
Lilies
By 1911
Oil on Canvas
Terra Foundation for the Arts, Chicago.
Hollyhocks
By 1913
Oil on canvas
National Academy of Design, New York.
Garden in June
Frederick C. Frieseke (1911)
Private collection
Painting - oil on canvas
<" style="margin-left: 28em;">The Open Window
(also known as The Bird Cage)
Frederick C. Frieseke (1910)
Private collection
Painting - oil on canvas
In the Doorway (Good Morning)
Frederick C. Frieseke (1913)
Butler Institute of American Art
Painting - oil on canvas
The Judas Tree
Frederick C. Frieseke (1908-1909)
Private collection
Painting - oil on canvas
Woman Seated in a Park with Basket
Frederick C. Frieseke (1921)
Private collection
Painting - oil on canvas
Frederick Frieseke (1874-1939) was born in Michigan, studied at The Art Institute of Chicago, then at the Art Students League in New York City. In 1898 he went to Paris to study at the Acadamie Julian.
In 1906 he and his wife settled in the art colony at Giverny, where Claude Monet also resided. There Frieseke rapidly developed a very original aesthetic.
His art has often been identified as "Decorative Impressionism".
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