"NEW ENGLAND LANDSCAPE" -Louis Kinney Harlow -Antique Chromolithograph 1889 -L. Pang & Co Boston Publisher -Watercolor -Signed
NEW ENGLAND LANDSCAPE by Louis Kinney Harlow is a captivating antique chromolithograph from 1889, published by the esteemed L. Pang & Co. of Boston. Measuring 5x16 inches, this enchanting watercolor depicts a charming farmstead complete with a nostalgic windmill, set against the serene backdrop of a bay. Harlow, born in Wareham, MA, in 1850, became celebrated for his stunning portrayals of New England's idyllic landscapes, fishermen, and coastal scenes. His artistic journey took him to iconic European hubs before the 1890s, immersing himself in the works of the masters. This piece not only reflects Harlow's deep appreciation for his native environment but also carries the vibrant legacy of Louis Prang, a pioneer in chromolithography who believed in the transformative power of art. Harlow's work finds an enduring home in esteemed institutions like the Strong Museum in Rochester and the Whyte Museum in Banff, ensuring that his whimsical portrayal of New England's beauty continues to inspire wonder across time and space.
NEW ENGLAND LANDSCAPE by Louis Kinney Harlow is a captivating antique chromolithograph from 1889, published by the esteemed L. Pang & Co. of Boston. Measuring 5x16 inches, this enchanting watercolor depicts a charming farmstead complete with a nostalgic windmill, set against the serene backdrop of a bay. Harlow, born in Wareham, MA, in 1850, became celebrated for his stunning portrayals of New England's idyllic landscapes, fishermen, and coastal scenes. His artistic journey took him to iconic European hubs before the 1890s, immersing himself in the works of the masters. This piece not only reflects Harlow's deep appreciation for his native environment but also carries the vibrant legacy of Louis Prang, a pioneer in chromolithography who believed in the transformative power of art. Harlow's work finds an enduring home in esteemed institutions like the Strong Museum in Rochester and the Whyte Museum in Banff, ensuring that his whimsical portrayal of New England's beauty continues to inspire wonder across time and space.
NEW ENGLAND LANDSCAPE by Louis Kinney Harlow is a captivating antique chromolithograph from 1889, published by the esteemed L. Pang & Co. of Boston. Measuring 5x16 inches, this enchanting watercolor depicts a charming farmstead complete with a nostalgic windmill, set against the serene backdrop of a bay. Harlow, born in Wareham, MA, in 1850, became celebrated for his stunning portrayals of New England's idyllic landscapes, fishermen, and coastal scenes. His artistic journey took him to iconic European hubs before the 1890s, immersing himself in the works of the masters. This piece not only reflects Harlow's deep appreciation for his native environment but also carries the vibrant legacy of Louis Prang, a pioneer in chromolithography who believed in the transformative power of art. Harlow's work finds an enduring home in esteemed institutions like the Strong Museum in Rochester and the Whyte Museum in Banff, ensuring that his whimsical portrayal of New England's beauty continues to inspire wonder across time and space.
