Sherbet Hills
From the Vintage Collection
Tones: Tan Sketch Paper, Bright White, Pale Sky Blue, Sage Green, Pine Green
Why We Love It: Part of the vintage collection, this pastel drawing on composition board, represents a beautiful view of Greenwich, Connecticut. The detail and strokes of this art print are quite intricate and keep your eyes constantly moving throughout the piece.
From The Artist: John Henry Twachtman was an American painter whose painting style varied widely through his career. He was best-known for his impressionist landscapes, with Art historians considering Twatchman's style of impressionism to be among the more personal and experimental of his generation.
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Sherbet Hills
From the Vintage Collection
Tones: Tan Sketch Paper, Bright White, Pale Sky Blue, Sage Green, Pine Green
Why We Love It: Part of the vintage collection, this pastel drawing on composition board, represents a beautiful view of Greenwich, Connecticut. The detail and strokes of this art print are quite intricate and keep your eyes constantly moving throughout the piece.
From The Artist: John Henry Twachtman was an American painter whose painting style varied widely through his career. He was best-known for his impressionist landscapes, with Art historians considering Twatchman's style of impressionism to be among the more personal and experimental of his generation.
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From the Vintage Collection
Tones: Tan Sketch Paper, Bright White, Pale Sky Blue, Sage Green, Pine Green
Why We Love It: Part of the vintage collection, this pastel drawing on composition board, represents a beautiful view of Greenwich, Connecticut. The detail and strokes of this art print are quite intricate and keep your eyes constantly moving throughout the piece.
From The Artist: John Henry Twachtman was an American painter whose painting style varied widely through his career. He was best-known for his impressionist landscapes, with Art historians considering Twatchman's style of impressionism to be among the more personal and experimental of his generation.
