A hard-working fine-art painter, muralist and panoramist, Frank Peyraud
earned a lasting reputation for
rural landscapes, especially snowscenes in broadly defined forms and
glowing colors. Excepting a trip from 1921 to 1923 to Italy and
Switzerland, he was based in Chicago, where a Registrar of the Chicago
Art Institute in a materials for a traveling exhibition, described him
as the "dean of Chicago landscape artists." (Richter)
Peyraud was one of the first American (showing 500 of 3328 characters). |
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San Francisco Panama-Pacific Exhibition 1915
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