Oil painting on canvas Easter Snow Originally painted in 1915, today it has been reproduced in fine hand-painted oils on canvas. This image is part of the series of paintings Bellows made, between 1907 and 1915, with snowfall scenes in New York. The peaceful image depicted in this canvas is Riverside Park in Manhattan. The serenity of the moment is reflected in the white of the snow. New Yorkers with smiling faces promenade, caught in moments of leisure, placed in a safe distance from the Hudson river's waves captured in the background. A relaxing image, communicating tranquility and joy, fit for any type of leisure room. Born 1882, George Wesley Bellows was an acclaimed American artist who lived and breathed an eclectic blend of raw emotion and action with his boxing-inspired paintings. Correspondingly, he was able to display a gentle and beautiful relationship between people and nature that again captured the same incredible energy. Renowned primarily as a realist painter, Bellows also dabbles in different styles and media such as lithographs and sketches. He died in 1925 at the early age of 43. Frame description: Silver Scoop with Swirl Lip - Silver Frame with Champagne Highlights.
