Bryant Chapin was born (1859), lived, painted and died (1927) in Fall River, Massachusetts, though he did travel on occasion to Europe, where he painted landscapes. But he was primarily a still-life painter and sometime portraitist as one of the group of Fall River artists.
Fruit was Chapin's primary still-life subject, depicted with atmospheric form and light, and high-key color, and placed on complexly-constructed tables whose shiny surfaces enhanced their reflections. The sense of pres (showing 500 of 1232 characters). |
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