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Tyler, James Gale (1855-1931) USA (14)

Catégorie : PEINTRES

TylerJGV Born in Oswego, New York, the artist at fifteen moved to New York City, training under the hand of the influential marine artist and yacht designer, Archibald Cary Smith.
After his formal training, Tyler fused his own very personal style into creating unified depictions of sea, sky and vessel, each put forth with equal expression.

These paintings, which convey strong artistic moods and impressions caught the public's attention and generated many private commissions. Prominent magazines such as Harper's, Century and the Literary Digest made him a regular contributor, adding to his growing success.

Professionally, Tyler was very active in numerous art organizations including; the Brooklyn Art Club; the Salmagundi Club of New York, the Artists Fund Society and the Greenwich Society of Artists. He exhibited at the Brooklyn Art Museum (1879-91), the National Academy of Design (1880-1899) and the Union League Club among numerous other important art venues of the day.

 

James Gale Tyler - 14 PAINTINGS
New York Yacht Club Racing Boats in New York Harbor
1851
1020x768
Americas Cup Yacht
1851
1000x779
The Yacht "America"
1851
1537x1000
'Twenty miles to windward': The America's Cup, 1887, Volunteer versus Thistle
30 Sep 1887 - 14:28
3200x2115
Victorious Volunteer America's Cup Race Off Sandy Hook Sept. 30th 1887
30 Sep 1887 - 16:23
2048x1360
YACHTING ON LONG ISLAND SOUND
1892
1048x693
Yachting scene
1895
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1895 Defender vs Valkyrie III
07 Sep 1895 - 17:00
800x637
COLUMBIA, THE CUP DEFENDER, BREAKING OUT HER SPINNAKER ON THE RUN HOME
1899
1200x860
America's Cup Race, 1899
16 Oct 1899 - 11:15
750x498
Columbia in the America's Cup Race of 1899
16 Oct 1899 - 12:00
750x560
The Reliance-The Home Run
1903
321x260
Resolute And Shamrock IV
1920
2100x1539
Resolute
1920
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