Signed John Palmer Wicker, 'two Women In A Landscape, #7', Oil Painting On Canvas - Sep 29, 2023 | Collective Hudson In Ny
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Signed John Palmer Wicker, 'Two Women in a Landscape, #7', Oil painting on Canvas
Signed John Palmer Wicker, 'Two Women in a Landscape, #7', Oil painting on Canvas
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Signed John Palmer Wicker, 'Two Women in a Landscape, #7', Oil on Canvas
John Palmer Wicker (American, 1860-1931), 'Two Women in a Landscape, #7'. Oil painting on canvas. Art nouveau and impressionist influenced. Depicting two female figures seated near a forest stream. Signed lower left, #7 label lower right. Provenance: A Grosse Pointe, Michigan private collector.

Wicker attended the Julian academy in paris where his instructors were William Adolf Bouguereau, Tony Robert-Fluery and Fernand Corman. Returning to the united states, he taught classes for a short time in saginaw, Michigan before returning to Detroit in 1902. He soon joined the faculty of the Detroit art academy, then under the direction of Joseph Gies who had founded the school. Upon Gies retirement in 1910, Wicker became director of the soon to be renamed wicker school of fine arts. According to his biography in 'Artists in Michigan, 1900-1976' - "For the next twenty years, Wicker was acknowledged as Detroit's foremost art teacher. His school was the first in Detroit to encourage the study of 'modernist' art, including the work of Van Gogh, Matisse, Gauguin, and the Fauves." Wicker exhibited in 1903 and 1904 at the Paris salon and in 1904 at the Louisiana purchase exposition in St. Louis. He also exhibited locally in Detroit and with the scarab club, winning a gold medal there in 1925.

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Canvas - 28" high x 34 1/2" wide. Frame - 35 1/2" high x 41 1/2" wide.
Condition
"7" sticker in the lower right. some craquelure and flaking Some small areas of in-painting touchup.
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Signed John Palmer Wicker, 'Two Women in a Landscape, #7', Oil painting on Canvas

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