George Browne (1918-1958)
George Browne was recognized in the mid-1950s as a sporting artist of the first rank, the ascendant star among American wildlife painters of his generation. His oils of waterfowl and upland game birds in flight were compared favorably to the works of Frank Benson and Ogden Pleissner, and his paintings of big game animals, to those of Carl Rungius.
Every painting he completed sold quickly, and his dealers were continually pleading for more of his (showing 500 of 4439 characters). |
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