CHARLES SAWYER Pemigewassett Antique Painted Photo, inscription reads The Pemigewassett at No. Woodstock Sawyer, subject shows a river delta in Woodstock, NH with rocky terrain and distant mountains, in frame measures approx 6 x 7 1/4 in., gold toned wood frame, surface wear to frame, professionally framed, not examined out of frame. One of the most distinctive traits of artist Charles Sawyer was the way he recreated nature's colorful spectrum throughout his work. Sawyer was a New York Tribune artist in the late 1890s, and trained under Wallace Nutting, another pioneer of hand-painted photography. Charles Sawyer's photography became innovative for its black and white and sepia imagery, enhanced by touches of applied color - Mutual Art. CHARLES SAWYER Pemigewassett Antique Painted Photograph, antique art, antique photography, landscape art, antique mixed media art, painted photography, romantic art, American art, wall art, wall decor 7