| 500. Abel George Warshawsky
(American, 1883-1962), "My Patio, Siesta Time, Soller-Majorica, Spain", c.1920;
oil/canvas, 25" x 32", signed. Cleveland area
impressionist. Warshawsky left Cleveland for New York in 1905,
and then expatriated to Paris. He eventually returned
to Cleveland in 1910, and taught there with
William Sommer. He exhibited vibrantly colorful
impressionist works throughout the 1910s-40s, and his work is in
the collections of Cleveland Museum of Art, Minneapolis
Art Institute, Art Institute of Chicago, and the
Luxembourg Museum (Paris). 8000-10,000 |
