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Artist
Creation date
1880-1971
Materials
watercolor on illustration board
Mark Descriptions
signed in watercolor L.R.: Paul Hadley
Dimensions
17 1/2 x 14 1/2 (image)
18 1/4 x 15 in. (sheet)
Credit line
Gift of Mrs. James W. Fesler to the Art School
Accession number
30.7
Collection
Not Currently On View
Hadley spent the summer of 1924 renting a cottage in Indian Creek Park 8,600 feet up in the Colorado Rockies.
When he exhibited the watercolors from this trip back home in Indianapolis in September, Lucille Morehouse, critic for the Star, correctly observed: “The usual mountain picture is so ‘stand-offish,’ holds us so at a distance, but in these there seems to be a friendly hand stretched out to us.”
Mrs. James W. Fesler
