The Pennsylvania Impressionists: Edward Redfield and the New Hope Group
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$50.00 General Admission
Settling north of the town of New Hope on the picturesque western bank of the Delaware River, the Pennsylvania Impressionist Artists preserved the beauty of this rural area in canvases that are as vibrant today.
In this presentation by Dr. Tom Folk, AAA, we will focus on the group's key painter, Edward Redfield, and on the "New Hope Group" which comprised of William Lathrop, Charles Rosen, Daniel Garber, Robert Spencer, Morgan Colt and Rae Sloan Bredin. The values of these artists have skyrocketed since the 1980's, then went through a period of readjustment since 2008, and have settled on a still substantial and desirable market, largely based on reputation and historic importance...... perhaps in a way that should have always been.
1 CE Credit
This is a recording of a previously held live webinar.
Fees (On-Demand):
$40 Members
$50 General Admission
Register online (at the top of this page)
or by calling 212.889.5404 x 11.
Email confirmations will be sent upon receipt of payment;
registration accepted only with payment.
No refunds.
Tom Folk, Ph.D., AAA is an art historian and appraiser, best known for his work on the Pennsylvania Impressionists. He is the author of Waylande Gregory: Art Deco Ceramics and the Atomic Impulse and has written over 20 articles on twentieth century American ceramics.
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