Artist: Charles Edward Weir
Museum: Huntington Museum of Art (Huntington, United States)
Technique: Oil On Canvas
The farm that Julian Alden Weir acquired near Branchville, Connecticut, in 1882 proved to be much more than a place to live. It had a far deeper influence, becoming a haven that inspired his work as a painter, so much so that the American artist Frank Duveneck remarked that it was in fact the farm that made Weir a landscape painter. The painting June, Connecticut reflects both Weir
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