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John Pike Art

American, 1911-1979

John Pike was born in the USA in 1911. Pike was a nationally-renowned illustrator, watercolor artist and leader in the art world for decades. In his early years, he created advertisements for a rum company in Jamaica, and later painted for the United States Air Force. Pike founded and ran the John Pike Watercolor School for many years, exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and won many prizes and recognitions for his watercolors.

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Artist: John Pike
Fishermen, Double-Sided Signed Impressionist Watercolor by John Pike
Fishermen, Double-Sided Signed Impressionist Watercolor by John Pike

Fishermen, Double-Sided Signed Impressionist Watercolor by John Pike

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John Pike was a student of Charles Hawthorne and Richard Miller. In 1933 he went to Jamaica, W.I., married and had one son. After painting, doing advertising for the rum industry, de...

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1950s Impressionist John Pike Art

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