| Born in Morristown, New York, Charles Chapman was a noted teacher,
painter, and illustrator who, although he often claimed he was
self-taught, was educated at Pratt Institute*, and in 1899 at William
Merritt Chase's New York School of Art* in New York
City. He was highly influenced by the famed western artist
Frederic Remington. One of his techniques he described was
painting with "Water-Oils", where he floated oil paint on water on
paper, and then laid paper over the floating (showing 500 of 7740 characters). |
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Charles Chapman is also mentioned in these AskART essays:
San Francisco Panama-Pacific Exhibition 1915
Painters of Grand Canyon
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