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Reynolds Beal
American, 1867–1951
The painting in the MMFA collection was produced during the period when Beal was concentrating on the landscape around Noank, Connecticut. The subject, a sea or riverscape, is a characteristic one for Beal and the long, low horizon line in the painting is also common in his works from this period. The painting is an unusual mixture of sketchy, unblended impressionist brushwork in the landscape, and carefully blended, highly finished painting in the sky. The contrast makes the lower half of the painting seem unfinished and suggests a sketch rather than a finished painting.
American, 1867–1951
Fisherman's Hut at Quambaque, Connecticut
1907
Object Type:
Painting
Creation Place:
North America, American
Dimensions:
12 in. x 16 in. (30.48 cm x 40.64 cm)
Medium and Support:
Oil on academy board
Accession Number:
1996.0013
Credit Line:
Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bressler
The painting in the MMFA collection was produced during the period when Beal was concentrating on the landscape around Noank, Connecticut. The subject, a sea or riverscape, is a characteristic one for Beal and the long, low horizon line in the painting is also common in his works from this period. The painting is an unusual mixture of sketchy, unblended impressionist brushwork in the landscape, and carefully blended, highly finished painting in the sky. The contrast makes the lower half of the painting seem unfinished and suggests a sketch rather than a finished painting.
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