John Appleton Brown (1844 - 1902) American
Watercolor on Paper
Measure 17"in H x 7"in W and 23"in H x 12 1/2"in W with frame

Known for: Landscape, rural genre, animal
Biography: John Appleton Brown, born in 1844 in Newburyport, Massachusetts, was an impressionist painter in oils and pastels of seascapes and landscapes. J. Foxcroft Cole and William Morris Hunt. Works by these Barbizon artists, and those who emulated their style, such as Brown, were popular and sold well. Because of his affinity for spring scenes and blossoming apple orchards, he was nicknamed "apple-blossom Brown". The peak of his popularity was in the late 1880s, when Boston was first exposed to Impressionist landscapes. Brown's works were exhibited at the Doll and Richards Gallery from 1879 to 1902, and at the Salon in Paris.

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