The Golden Gate
1940-50s Watercolor
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Richard Van Wingerden
This 1940-50s watercolor on paper abstracted San Francisco Golden Gate scene is by Dutch-Californian Expressionist Richard Van Wingerden (1893-1969). A WPA artist, Van Wingerden studied with Thomas Hart Benton at the Art Students League in New York and with Benjamin Bufano and Spencer Macky at the Mary Hopkins Institute of San Francisco. Van was a political activist as a member of I.W.W. and the Debs party. In the 1960s, Van was part of the Sausalito Teahouse Group with Ross and Eileen Curtis in Marin. The group used an early 1900s Japanese Teahouse as a studio and exhibition space.
1940-50s
Watercolor on Paper
18.75"x14.75" framed, 15"x11" unframed
Estate stamped lower right. Framed in a contemporary wood frame with matte white finish using archival materials.
This 1940-50s watercolor on paper abstracted San Francisco Golden Gate scene is by Dutch-Californian Expressionist Richard Van Wingerden (1893-1969). A WPA artist, Van Wingerden studied with Thomas Hart Benton at the Art Students League in New York and with Benjamin Bufano and Spencer Macky at the Mary Hopkins Institute of San Francisco. Van was a political activist as a member of I.W.W. and the Debs party. In the 1960s, Van was part of the Sausalito Teahouse Group with Ross and Eileen Curtis in Marin. The group used an early 1900s Japanese Teahouse as a studio and exhibition space.
1940-50s
Watercolor on Paper
18.75"x14.75" framed, 15"x11" unframed
Estate stamped lower right. Framed in a contemporary wood frame with matte white finish using archival materials.
