Robert Lewis Reid
1862–1929 · American · 30 artworks
ImpressionismAmerican ImpressionismBroken colorEn plein air paintingDepiction of light and atmosphereUse of pastel colorsFloral motifs
artist bio
Robert Lewis Reid was an American Impressionist painter and muralist. He is best known for his delicate depictions of women in garden settings and his contributions to the American Renaissance through his mural work.
what you'll learn
Studying Reid's work allows students to understand the application of Impressionist techniques in an American context, particularly his use of light and color to create atmospheric effects. Students can also learn about the integration of Impressionism with mural painting and decorative arts.
related: Childe Hassam, John Singer Sargent, Mary Cassatt
30 artworks
Against the Sky
1911
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Morning Reflections
1910
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Meadow with Brook, Medfield, Massachusetts
1909
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In the Flower Garden
1900
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Azaleas
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By the Brook
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Autumn Sunlight
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Boy with Red Peonies
1910
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The Miniature
1912
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Lady with a Parasol
1921
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Reflections
1911
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Breezy Day
1898
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Springtime
1900
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A Woodland Stream
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Girl in Blue Kimono
1911
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Autumn
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The Garden Seat
1911
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The Violet Kimono
1911
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Landscape with Stream
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Girl with Flowers
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Buttermilk Falls
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The Furs
1911
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Cascading Brook
1916
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The Brook
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View from a Mountaintop
1920
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Summer Breeze
1915
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A Summer Girl
1896
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Hillside in Summer
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The Old Gardener
1921
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Pond Lilies
1908
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