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American
(1877–1947)
1921
Prile’s Cherry Orchard, a radiant depiction of springtime composed in a flurry of lively brushstrokes, epitomizes Selden Gile at his impressionistic best. His exposure to French impressionism six years earlier, at the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco, marked a turning point for the artist. His work underwent a significant change in color palette and paint handling, moving away from the atmospheric tonalism then prevalent in Northern Californian art.
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