Monograffi Fine Art Galleries ~ Peter Blume (1906-1992) ~ |
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Peter Blume was an American artist who
painted in a precise Realist style. In
the late 1920s his paintings were a
mixture of naive and Precisionist
elements, and have a connection with
Magic Realism. By the early 1930s he
added surrealistic elements, with one
of his paintings South of Scranton
gaining critical acclaim. Works
in the late 1930s and many paintings
incorporated Magic Realist elements. |
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Light of the World (1932) |
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Tasso's Oak (1957-60) |
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The
Italian Straw Hat (1952) |
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Satyr with Cock (1974) |
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Sheds (c1928) |
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Banyan
Tree (1961) |
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Pig's
Feet and Vinegar (1927) |
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New
Hampshire (1927) |
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The Boat
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Parade
(1930) |
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Summer
(1966) |
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Vegetable Dinner (1927) |
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Hadrian's Villa (1958)
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The Rock (1944-48) |
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Flower and Torso (1927)
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Lilies (1938) |
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Passage
to Aetna (1956) |
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Fracture Ward (1944) |
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House at Falling Water (1938-68) |
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Boulders of Avila (1976) |
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Landscape with Poppies (1939) |
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White
Factory (1928) |
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The Two
Rivers (1943) |
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