Marjorie Reed Art
Marjorie Reed was born in the USA in 1915. She was an American artist who developed a successful career by painting western scenes depicting stagecoaches, horses, deserts, and mountains. Reed's father was an artist for the Mickey Mouse Beverage company, and she too went out to work for Disney, but preferred being able to paint her subjects. So she went on to study with the acclaimed Jack Wilkinson Smith at Chouinard Art School, who encouraged her to travel and paint what she saw, often traveling the stagecoach routes. Reed was a resident of both Southern California and Tombstone, Arizona, where she had a gallery. Today, her artworks are enjoyed by critics and collectors alike as they are on display in many prominent museums.
20th Century Impressionist Marjorie Reed Art
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20th Century Impressionist Marjorie Reed Art
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20th Century Impressionist Marjorie Reed Art
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20th Century Impressionist Marjorie Reed Art
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1920s Impressionist Marjorie Reed Art
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19th Century Impressionist Marjorie Reed Art
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1910s Impressionist Marjorie Reed Art
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1890s Impressionist Marjorie Reed Art
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Mid-20th Century Impressionist Marjorie Reed Art
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Franklin WhiteFranklin White, British Australian Impressionist view of English country cottage, 1937
19th Century Impressionist Marjorie Reed Art
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2010s Impressionist Marjorie Reed Art
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1960s Impressionist Marjorie Reed Art
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2010s American Impressionist Marjorie Reed Art
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Early 1900s Impressionist Marjorie Reed Art
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1940s Impressionist Marjorie Reed Art
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Mid-20th Century Impressionist Marjorie Reed Art
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