Recently I received an old reprint of a painting. At first it was just typical 1950's cheap wall art to me, but since having it on my wall I've begun to like it and now I'm curious where this scene may have been painted.
The building on the left appears to have church-like windows, though the building has no steeple. All the buildings visible have bright red roofs and are on the shores of a lake with very steep forested hills around them.
Does anyone know?
- 6I am afraid that even if this is painted from life rather than imagination, it has very few parts that can be identified. As a whole I say see it as a general scene, not related to a point in the real world.2017-11-26 12:55:55 +00:00CommentedNov 26, 2017 at 12:55
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The signature on that painting suggests it was painted byRobert Wood, which means it's almost certainly set in the US.
In fact, a little Google searching shows this painting goes by the name"Pine Grove Lake".
I can't tell you, however, where this actually is in the US, if it is't some imaginary scene. I think you're more likely to find that out on a site related to art rather than travel.
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