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Artist: Joseph Pollet
Woodstock Landscape
By Joseph Pollet
Located in Lawrence, NY
We are pleased to present this powerful work by German-American artist Joseph Pollet, 1929, with its profound prelapsarian message. Pollet was a member of the Woodstock Artist Colon...
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1920s American Realist Joseph Pollet Art

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Oil

Portrait
By Joseph Pollet
Located in Saratoga Springs, NY
Signed lower right. Description A portrait of a stylized young man dressed in a blue coat with a ruffled white shirt in an artistic background suggest that it may be a portrait of a young actor or performer. About the artist. Joseph Pollet was an important member of the Woodstock Art Colony. He emigrated to NYC in 1911 from Albbruck, Germany (born in 1897) and at age 21 had a promising career as an advertising copywriter. While working, he studied painting and his landscapes were immediately successful in NYC galleries. He studied at the Art Student's League with John Sloan, Robert Henri, and Homer Boss...
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1950s American Modern Joseph Pollet Art

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Oil, Canvas

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