Guy Rose
1867–1925 · American · 30 artworks
ImpressionismCalifornia Impressionismbroken colorplein air paintingdepiction of light and atmosphereuse of complementary colorsvisible brushstrokes
artist bio
Guy Rose was a prominent American Impressionist painter, known for his landscapes of California and France. He skillfully captured the light and atmosphere of his surroundings, contributing significantly to the development of Impressionism in California.
what you'll learn
Studying Guy Rose's work allows students to understand the application of Impressionistic principles to the California landscape. Students can learn about color theory, light and shadow, and capturing a sense of place through brushwork.
related: Claude Monet, Childe Hassam, Willard Metcalf
30 artworks
The Sycamores, Pasadena
1918
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Provincial Olive Grove
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Rocks Point Reamer
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Notre Dame de Grace, Honfleur
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Carmel Coast
1919
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Fig Trees, Antibes
1910
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Vista from Point Lobos
1919
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The Blue House
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Gathering Storm, High Seas
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Notre Dame de Grasse at Honfleur
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Laguna
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View in the San Gabriel Mountains
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The Difficult Reply
1910
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Mission Point
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A Grey Day Carmel
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Sunset Glow (aka Sunset in the High Sierras)
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Laguna Coast
1910
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Off Mission Point (aka Point Lobos)
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Monterey Cypress
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Laguna Shores
1916
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Arroyo Seco
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The Saine Valley, Giverny
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Incoming Tide
1917
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Path along the Shore
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Five O'Clock
1910
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La Jolla Beach
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French Farm
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La Jolla Arbor
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Laguna Beach
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Point Lobos
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