Described by the New Haven Register newspaper as "the artist who refused to part with his works," George Candee was a prolific and highly regarded landscape and still-life painter. His style was realist combined with tonalism and luminism. Between 1865 and 1870, he traveled and sketched extensively in Pennsylvania, New York, and Connecticut and then created finishing oils and watercolors in his New Haven studio.
He was born in New Haven, where his family's business was the Candee Rubber C (showing 500 of 1562 characters). |
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