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Well know Impressionist Artist.
His works have been displayed at Baltimore Museum of Art. He knew my grandmother and gifted her 2 paintings in 1935.
I sold one in a Sothebys sale in 2012 -
And now selling this one.
This piece of art has never been displayed in public or seen by the public.
12 x 15 — even the original frame by Clark Marshall.
It is great for any collector who is looking for a special piece for their Summers Marshall
Born: 1860 - Talbot County, Maryland
Died: 1944 - Clayton, Delaware
Known for: Nocturne rural landscape and coastal scene painting
A well-known Baltimore landscape painter, specializing in views of the Eastern Shore, Clark S. Marshall was born in Talbot County, Maryland, January 13, 1860. His artistic education included study at the Maryland Institute, College of Art and at the Julian Academy in Paris.
The artist exhibited locally, including one-man shows at the Peabody Institute in 1918 and the Baltimore Museum of Art in 1932, and at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.
An early biographer commented that he was especially expert at rendering twilight and moonlight scenes, yet it was the use of color that would make his work so attractive.
By 1918, although Marshall continued to paint, he had become a minister of the Methodist Church, .
