From Chicago, Galen Perrett spent much time in Rockport, Massachusetts
where he became President of the Art Association in 1923, succeeding
Harry A. Vincent and admired for his outgoing personality and for his
dramatic seascape paintings.
Of him, it was written: "His seascapes ran the gamut from peaceful days
beside the ocean to dramatic stormy weather with deep, almost
weirdly-menacing blue of sea and sky seeming to merge, at time, in
threatening fury, while in the foreg (showing 500 of 2235 characters). |
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