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Like Otto Bacher and Joseph Pennell (both also in thisexhibition), Colman was an avid traveler and madeextensive European tours in 1860 and 1871. He recordedhis peripatetic life in etchings, watercolors, and paintings.In this landscape and architectural vignette of southern France, Colman described an overgrown aqueduct amongst gnarled olive trees. Two figures gaze toward thepicturesque vision of a sailboat on the sunlit Riviera.
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100584
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Olive Trees of the Riviera
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100584
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Olive Trees of the Riviera
description
Like Otto Bacher and Joseph Pennell (both also in thisexhibition), Colman was an avid traveler and madeextensive European tours in 1860 and 1871. He recordedhis peripatetic life in etchings, watercolors, and paintings.In this landscape and architectural vignette of southern France, Colman described an overgrown aqueduct amongst gnarled olive trees. Two figures gaze toward thepicturesque vision of a sailboat on the sunlit Riviera.
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c. 1875
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en
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Q79492361
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America, late 19th-early 20th century
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1919.994
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Olive Trees of the Riviera, c. 1875. Samuel Colman (American, 1832–1920). Etching. The Cleveland Museum of Art, Gift of George A. Goddard, 1919.994
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PR - Etching
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Gift of George A. Goddard
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2026-05-29 05:26:14.546000
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100584
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