George Arthur Hays was a 19th Century artist, active in Rhode Island. Self-taught, Hays painted in oils and watercolors and is best known for tranquil landscapes featuring cows and sheep---livestock in bucolic settings, whether singly or in flocks. Although he portrayed cows and sheep, rarely were the two combined in a single painting.
He was born in Greenville, New Hampshire, and spent his adult life in Providence, where he had a studio at the Woods Building on College Stree (showing 500 of 1130 characters). |
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