James Wilson Morrice (1864 - 1924) New Brunswick / France Artist, Oil On cardboard
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James Wilson Morrice (1864 - 1924) was active/lived in New Brunswick / France.
Landscape Painting by the Sea
Medium: Oil on cardboard
Style: Post-impressionism
Size: 9 1/8 " x 12 1/8 "
Frame Size: 11 3/4 " x 14 3/4 "
Condition:
Great, no visible damage seen
Age: 20th
Provenance:
Collection from Estate in New Jersey
Biography
A Canadian by birth, James Morrice became a self-imposed exile to Paris, France where he pursued impressionism and post-impressionism and took a stand against the prevailing avant-garde movements of Cubism and Fauvism. However, on frequent return trips to Canada, he tried to inject Canadian art with elements of modernism but felt frustrated at these efforts. In retrospect, some art critics regard him as "the finest Canadian artist of his time" (p. 64).
Morrice was born in Montreal as one of eight children to a wealthy Scots Presbyterian family. Although he showed early art talent, he studied to become a lawyer and was admitted to the Ontario Bar, but never had to make a living because of family income.
In 1890, he went to Paris where he studied at the Academie Julian and with Henri Harpignies and quickly became a part of the artistic culture, forming a special friendship with Henri Matisse, Albert Marquet, and other avant-garde French artists. In 1912 and 1913, he traveled with Matisse to paint in Tangier.
Morrice arrived in Paris when Impressionism was becoming a popular style of painting and was much encouraged in this style by Robert Henri, who suggested that Morrice pay close attention to the painting of Edouard Manet. Another strong influence became James McNeill Whistler.
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Landscape Painting by the Sea
Medium: Oil on cardboard
Style: Post-impressionism
Size: 9 1/8 " x 12 1/8 "
Frame Size: 11 3/4 " x 14 3/4 "
Condition:
Great, no visible damage seen
Age: 20th
Provenance:
Collection from Estate in New Jersey
Biography
A Canadian by birth, James Morrice became a self-imposed exile to Paris, France where he pursued impressionism and post-impressionism and took a stand against the prevailing avant-garde movements of Cubism and Fauvism. However, on frequent return trips to Canada, he tried to inject Canadian art with elements of modernism but felt frustrated at these efforts. In retrospect, some art critics regard him as "the finest Canadian artist of his time" (p. 64).
Morrice was born in Montreal as one of eight children to a wealthy Scots Presbyterian family. Although he showed early art talent, he studied to become a lawyer and was admitted to the Ontario Bar, but never had to make a living because of family income.
In 1890, he went to Paris where he studied at the Academie Julian and with Henri Harpignies and quickly became a part of the artistic culture, forming a special friendship with Henri Matisse, Albert Marquet, and other avant-garde French artists. In 1912 and 1913, he traveled with Matisse to paint in Tangier.
Morrice arrived in Paris when Impressionism was becoming a popular style of painting and was much encouraged in this style by Robert Henri, who suggested that Morrice pay close attention to the painting of Edouard Manet. Another strong influence became James McNeill Whistler.
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Stretched
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James Wilson Morrice (1864 - 1924) New Brunswick / France Artist, Oil On cardboard
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