Into the Forest, Mid 20th-Century, Impressionist Oil Landscape by Dorothy King, 1950s

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Dorothy king was born and lived in london in 1907. She studied at the hornsey school of art under jc … Read more Dorothy king was born and lived in london in 1907. She studied at the hornsey school of art under jc moody, then briefly at the slade school of fine art with randolph schwabe. She took up painting professionally after the war and in 1947 was elected to the rba. In 1959 she was a temporary keeper of its galleries in suffolk street and then, from 1961-1974, was a keeper of the south london art gallery. Dorothy king’s paintings were exhibited at the royal academy, the new english arts club and elsewhere in the u.k. And her work is represented in the metropolitan museum of modern art in new york. A memorial show was held at the mall galleries in 1992 after her death in 1990. This painting was created using oil and is in a modern white frame. Keywords: forest, green, tree, trees, wood, woods, brown, yellow, landscape, impressionist, impressionism. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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