Leon Kroll
Miss Carolyn Edmunson, 1935
Oil on canvas
18 1/2 × 15 7/20 in / 47 × 39 cm
$ 35,000.00
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Kroll employs a brilliantly designed palette that uses subtle warm and grey colors in creating this beckoning portrait. There are almost no artist's alive today that could paint a portrait...
Kroll employs a brilliantly designed palette that uses subtle warm and grey colors in creating this beckoning portrait. There are almost no artist's alive today that could paint a portrait as good as Leon Kroll. Why? - there are no teachers that teach academic painting with the rigor to give students the know how. Signed lower right. The work is framed in a nice modern reproduction frame.