| John Fulton Folinsbee was a landscape painter and leading member of the
circle of artists known as the New Hope School of American
Impressionism. Born in Buffalo, New York, in 1892, Folinsbee
began his artistic training with Jonas Lie in 1907. From 1912
through 1914, he attended the Art Students League summer sessions in
Woodstock, New York, where he studied landscape painting with Birge
Harrison and John Carlson. In 1914, he attended the
school's main campus in Ne (showing 500 of 1862 characters). |
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