A Pair of Floral Still Life Paintings by Nan Greacen born Giverny 1908 - Impressionist Roses and Daffodils Oil on Canvas Framed Paintings

A pair of still life original oil paintings of roses and daffodils by Nan Greacen (1908-1999), born Giverny, France. Oil on canvas laid onto artists board, both signed, held in bespoke handmade frames.

Nan Greacen was born in Giverny, France, where her father, the renowned American Impressionist artist Edmund Greacen, was actively following Claude Monet and a love for painting from nature was instilled in Nan who went on to become a noted artist herself.
Nan Greacen studied at the Grand Central Art School, which her father had established in 1921 and was taught at the school by Edmund Greacen, Wayman Adams, Arshile Gorky and Jerry Farnsworth. She began receiving awards from 1936; the Hallgarten Prize at the National Academy of Design, and award medals from the National Arts Club, Montclair Art Museum, Catherine Lorillard Wolfe, Hudson Valley Art Association and Grumbacher Society.

•Oil on canvas laid onto board - excellent vintage condition
Cochrane Art Gallery label to reverse - the paintings were originally sold in the USA from the artist's exhibition at the Connecticut gallery and brought to the UK.
•Circa 1950
•Framed size both 14.5” x 12.5” (37cm x 32cm)
•Oil on Canvas in excellent vintage condition
•I have had handmade bespoke professional frames made for each painting.

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