2002 Owen Gallery, New York, NY, “American paintings”, April 20 – June 28.
ECA Record Control Number: 21836
Record Level: Listing
Record Type: Exhibitions
Exhibition Type: Group Show
Exhibition Name: American Paintings
Exhibition Host Name & Location: Owen Gallery, New York, NY
Exhibition Dates: April 20 – June 28, 2002
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“SOREN EMIL CARLSEN, 1853-1932
Trees in Autumn, c.1915
Signed l.l., Oil on canvas, 19-3/4 x 24 inches
Provenance: H. Bartow Farr; American Art Association – Anderson Galleries, New York, 1932, lot 43; Elsie Sloane Farley, New York; Ruth Gimbernat, Florida, 1994; Private collection, New York
Danish by birth and originally trained as an architectural draftsman, Emil Carlsen first came to the United States in 1872. He then traveled to Paris to study painting at the Academie Julien, but had to return to the United States after only six months because of financial difficulties. Upon his return , Carlsen began teaching at the Chicago Art Institute, then lived intermittently in Boston and New York.
In 1887, Carlsen moved to San Francisco to be the Director of the California School of Design, only to resign and move back to New York two years later, tired of the long hours and little pay associated with teaching. Though Carlsen returned to San Francisco in a few months to teach for two more years, he eventually settled in New York City. In New York he received the praise and admiration he deserved as he successfully sold his paintings, was elected to the National Academy of Design, and won numerous awards.”
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