Clarence Holbrook Carter
1904–2000 · American · 14 artworks
Magic RealismSurrealismPrecise realismSymbolic imageryDreamlike atmosphereJuxtaposition of familiar and strangeMeticulous detail
artist bio
Clarence Holbrook Carter was an American painter known for his contributions to Magic Realism and Surrealism. His work often blends everyday scenes with dreamlike or symbolic elements, creating a sense of mystery and introspection.
what you'll learn
Studying Carter's work allows students to explore the techniques of Magic Realism and Surrealism, focusing on how to imbue ordinary subjects with symbolic meaning and create a sense of unease or wonder.
related: Paul Delvaux, Rene Magritte, Edward Hopper
14 artworks
Antique Shop
1979
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Sienna
1979
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Untitled
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Untitled - Early Spring Landscape
1979
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Over and Above #13
1964
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Maidenhood
1977
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Untitled - Country Road
1979
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Mary Anne Moore
1932
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Jane Reed and Dora Hunt
1941
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Clowns Making Up
1979
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Pilgrimage #6
1977
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Eschantos 28
1977
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Homestead
1979
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Factory
1980
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