Granville Redmond
1871–1935 · American · 29 artworks
TonalismImpressionismatmospheric perspectivemuted color palettessoft brushstrokesdepiction of light and shadowuse of complementary colors
artist bio
Granville Redmond was an American Tonalist and Impressionist landscape painter. Despite being deaf from a young age, he achieved significant recognition for his evocative depictions of the California landscape, particularly his poppy fields and coastal scenes.
what you'll learn
Students can learn about color harmony, atmospheric perspective, and the use of light to create mood by studying Redmond's paintings. His work also provides insight into the Tonalist and Impressionist movements in American art.
related: William Merritt Chase, Claude Monet, Guy Rose
29 artworks
This Institution, This Team
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Coastal Wildflowers
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A Field of California Poppies
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Catalina Island Coast Under a Moonlit Sky
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After the Rain
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Moonlight Reflections
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Malibu Coast, Spring
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Pastoral Scene at Sunset
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Rocky Cliffs, Catalina Island
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Wildflowers Under Grey Skies (the Coming Storm)
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The Passing Storm
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Len,"california Oaks and Poppies"
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Steamer Leaving Avalon, Catalina Island
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Talk on the Beach
1931
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Valley Splendor
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Matin d'Hiver
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Road Through a Field of Wildflowers
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Flowers Under the Oaks
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Quiet Moonlight (beyond Catalina Island)
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Afternoon (study)
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Spring in Southern California by Granville Redmond
1931
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Sailboats on Calm Seas
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Shepherd Herding Sheep in a Misty Landscape
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Coastal Storm
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California Poppy Field
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Morning on the Pacific
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The Mowers (when Hearts Beat as One)
1907
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Blue Flowers
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Patch of Poppies by Granville Redmond
1912
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