Francis McComas, Oaks of Monterey, California

Francis McComas

Australian · 1875–1938 · Painter

Francis John McComas (1875–1938) was an Australian-born artist who spent most of his adult life in California, receiving some national recognition. He was one of the few… (Wikipedia)

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  1. Francis McComas, Indian village, 1910, watercolor on paperIndian villageBonhams · $33,750≈ £24,171≈ €27,634Sign up to see
  2. Francis McComas, Indian Village, Arizona, alternatively titled, Mesa and Village, Arizona, 1913, watercolor and graphite on paperIndian Village, Arizona, alternatively titled, Mesa and Village, ArizonaBonhams · $18,825≈ £15,453≈ €16,828Sign up to see
  3. Francis McComas, Reflections, oil on canvasReflectionsBonhams · $11,750≈ £6,569≈ €9,499Sign up to see

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Francis John McComas (1875–1938) was an Australian-born artist who spent most of his adult life in California, receiving some national recognition. He was one of the few California artists invited to exhibit in the 1913 International Exhibition of Modern Art in New York.

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Born 1875, FingalDied 1938, Pebble BeachOccupation PainterWikidata Q12061536 ↗ULAN 500060285 ↗Museum works 1

Also known as Francis John Mccomas

Works in museum collections

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Francis McComas, Oaks of Monterey, California
Oaks of Monterey, California1904
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum ↗
Public domain · via Wikimedia Commons (public domain) — Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

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