Thomas Nash was working in southern California in 1879 when he painted a series of Kern River scenes. From there, he traveled north to Oregon, where he painted several recorded views of the Columbia River. By 1880, he was sketching around the Colorado River, in the Calico Mountain region and in 1894, he painted scenes of rural Michigan. Nash returned to California, during the years 1903–13, where he painted seascapes and landscapes from San Diego to San Francisco.
Thomas Saunders Nash (1891-1968) - Framed Oil, Portrait of the Artist's Son
By Thomas Nash
Located in Corsham, GB
A striking formal portrait of the artist's son, dressed in a crisp white shirt and bright red tie, rendered against a contrasting background of teal blue. The composition employs a t...
Oil