Laurence A. Campbell Art
Laurence A. Campbell is a modern painter whose snow-covered cities are depicted in the Impressionist style. Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1939, Campbell was known to visit the Philadelphia Museum of Art frequently throughout his youth. In college, Campbell studied architecture at Temple University, leading to the establishment of his own construction firm. While in the construction business, he also worked at restoring artwork, often using his close contact with these pieces to study methodology and technicality. From there, Campbell started to paint commissions requested by clients for reproductions of their favorite works. Eventually, Campbell established his own gallery in 1970 and continued depicting his own favored subjects, scenes of city high rises in various seasons.
20th Century American Impressionist Laurence A. Campbell Art
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Late 20th Century American Impressionist Laurence A. Campbell Art
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