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Manhattan

The son and pupil of the prominent Barbizon-influenced landscape painter John Carleton Wiggins NA, Guy Wiggins was educated in England and traveled widely in his youth. After his return to America, he began four years at the schools of the National Academy of Design, where he studied drawing from the antique, as well as from the live model. Wiggins quickly won recognition for his quiet, luminous landscapes rendered in an Impressionist technique. Wiggins and his wife settled permanently in Old Lyme, Connecticut, although Wiggins continued to spend time in New York, painting his snow scenes of the city, for which he is best known.The city was a favorite subject for Wiggins, and this panorama of the Manhattan skyline seen from New Jersey emphasizes the density of buildings and contrasts the verticality of them with the horizontal areas of water and sky. Unlike Wiggins

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"Manhattan" door Guy Carleton Wiggins vertoont een Balanced Harmony kleurharmonie.

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De helderheid van "Manhattan" door Guy Carleton Wiggins is vastgelegd op brilliant, met een luminantie van Bright Balance.

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Guy Carleton Wiggins (1840 – 1962)

Guy Carleton Wiggins (1883-1962) was an American Impressionist painter renowned for his captivating winter scenes of New York City & New England landscapes. A member of the Old Lyme Art Colony, his work captures the beauty of snowy streets and rural

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