This is an oil on board by important American artist, Charles Hutson (1840-1936). Entitled ÒCloudy Day on the Pearl RiverÓ, this piece is highly representative of the Southern landscapes he is best know for. HutsonÕs artistic career began late in life, but quickly attracted the attention of the art world, the press, and the public. His artwork was first shown publicly in 1917, at the Society of Independent Artists in New York, and again in 1925. His first one-person museum exhibition was held in 1931 at the Isaac Delgado Museum of Art in New Orleans. This piece is presented in its original restored period frame.

USA

25.5" x 19.5"

Vintage; excellent condition.

Hand-picked by Serena & Lily from the Lost Art Salon Collection, a renowned San Francisco-based resource for original 20th century works. Founded by curators Rob Delamater and Gaetan Caron, Lost Art Salon is an obsessive collector’s dream come true, with a collection of more than 5,000 original works of modernist, vintage and antique art. We like to think of the Lost Art Salon pieces chosen for our online Bazaar as being “twice curated”, first by Rob and Gaetan, and then again by Serena & Lily.