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Paul Terence Feeley

Paul Terence Feeley

American, 1910-1966

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Paul Terence Feeley

Untitled , 1960
Paul Terence Feeley

Untitled , 1958-1959
Paul Terence Feeley

Untitled , 1959
Paul Terence Feeley

Untitled , 1958
Paul Terence Feeley

Asellus , 1964
Paul Terence Feeley

Kilroy , 1957
Paul Terence Feeley

Konkapot , 1964

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This wintery landscape features a path that follows a still gray river as it curves from the bottom right corner of the canvas and recede into the distance under an overcast sky. On the right side of the painting, smokestacks on a distant are reflected in the water. Four small figures summarily rendered in dark tones walk on the path, with one appearing to move toward the viewer. To the left is a patch of trees and grass that peeks out beneath melting snow. — Claude Monet

Chemin de halage à Argenteuil (Towpath at Argenteuil, Winter) , 1875-1876

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