Circa 1920 impressionist California oil painting , listed Richard Detreville

Description: Nice impressionist oil painting, on thick board. Nice California scene by listed artist Richard Detreville. Housed in a period pie crust wood frame, it could be the original. Painting is 8.5" x 14" and is in very good condition. Frame is in good condition, has the typical slight corner separation. Would be a nice addition to your California painting collection. Check my feedback and bid with confidence Shipping is $20 in continental U.S. Bio courtesy of askart.com Richard De Treville (1864-1929) was born in Beaufort, South Carolina on November 17, 1864. In 1892, he moved to California and settled in Stockton where he established a small newspaper called Det's Magazine. Shortly after 1910, DeTreville moved to San Francisco where, in addition to painting, he worked as a cartoonist for the Park Presidio News.His works were handled locally by Schussler Brothers and Sanborn & Vail, and were also available in his Clement Street studio. The last few years of his life were spent across the bay in Alameda where he died on February 25, 1929.Little is known about his art training; he was possibly self-taught.De Treville worked in oil and, on rare occasions, in watercolor. He was known to be an excellent portraitist although his portraits are rare. The most prolific of early California painters, his small landscapes are invariably of the San Francisco Bay area, Yosemite, Lake Tahoe, and northern California.Member: American Art Bureau. Exhibited: White House Department Store (San Francisco), 1926 (250 oils). Works held: California Historical Society; Oakland Museum; Alameda Historical Society.Submitted by James Berdan of California, September 2002. The source is Edan Hughes, ARTISTS IN CALIFORNIA, 1786-1940:

Price: 380 USD

Location: Austin, Texas

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