Clyde Singer

Clyde Singer

American · 1908–1999 · Painter

Clyde Singer was an American painter and museum curator known for landscape and genre paintings associated with the American Scene tradition. His work often depicted rural… (Wikipedia)

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  1. Clyde Singer, The Rush Hour, 1937, oil on canvasThe Rush HourBonhams · $216,400≈ £174,954≈ €201,584Sign up to see
  2. Clyde Singer, Autumn, 1939, oil on canvasAutumnBonhams · $38,400≈ £31,045≈ €35,771Sign up to see
  3. Clyde Singer, Doris Singer, 1936, oil on boardDoris SingerBonhams · $19,200≈ £14,613≈ €16,566Sign up to see

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Clyde Singer was an American painter and museum curator known for landscape and genre paintings associated with the American Scene tradition. His work often depicted rural small-town life as well as urban scenes, particularly New York City subjects, in a realist style. Singer served for decades at the Butler Institute of American Art in Youngstown, Ohio, and remained active as an exhibiting artist throughout his life.

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Born 1908Died 1999Occupation PainterWikidata Q26925206 ↗

Also known as Clyde J. Singer, Clyde Jacob Singer

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