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Style: Land
Artist: Henri Gadbois
Impressionisit Landscape with Trees
Located in Houston, TX
Oil painting by Henri Gadbois titled "Trees" circa 1967
Canvas Dimensions without Frame: H 7 in. X W 5 in.
Artist Biography: Henri Gadbois is a second generation Houston artist. Gadbois, a native Houstonian, graduated from Lamar High School and University of Houston, receiving a Bachelor of Fine Arts and Master of Letters Degrees.
Although his main interest has been in painting the Texas landscape, he is also interested in rug hooking...
Category
20th Century Land Art
Materials
Oil
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