Painted by fine artist George Porter using American Impressionist painting techniques, sunlight (or eleanor), oil on canvas, study by George Porter after Frank W Benson is a study of the original painting by fine artist Frank W. Benson. It was originally painted by Benson in 1909 in the style of American Impressionism. Painted in oil and utilizing classic underpainting and glazing techniques, George Porter recreated this lovely painting and gifted it to his wife.
This painting is in the artist's private collection and is not for sale. Currently it is on display in After the Masters: Light in the Landscape at the Gallery at Stone Center, Inc. for a limited time. For more information or to commission a new painting, please contact the artist.
Looking ephemeral and regal in a lovely diaphonous gown, lady agnew of lochnaw, oil on canvas, study by George Porter after John Singer Sargent, is a beautiful reproduction of the original painting in the American Impressionist style. This painting was created by George Porter in the late 1980's while studying art under Larry Gluck at Mission Renaissance in Los Angeles, CA.
This painting is in the artist's private collection and is not for sale. George currently is accepting commissions for new paintings. Please contact George Porter for more information or to discuss a new project.