Description: Thank you for the interest in this item. The mobile description does not show the full text or all of the photographs I have included in this listing. This item has a full description and up to 24 supersized enlargeable photographs showing detailed views of the item and it's condition. Please click on the Item Description tab below for complete information. Thank you for your interest in this item Arlene Cooper Vintage Ameriican Watercolor Landscape Painting Covered Bridge Art Arlene Cooper Vintage American Watercolor Landscape Painting Covered Bridge Art Click images to enlarge Description We offer FREE Shipping on this item to a US Street address in the contiguous 48 US States (not including Alaska, Hawaii or APO, PO Boxes or USA Protectorates). ______________________ DESCRIPTION: This is a nice hand painted watercolor landscape painting. The artwork is a hand painted original watercolor painting painted on paper (see photos). The painting depicts an American landscape of a river or creek, a covered wooden bridge and trees (see photos). The painting is framed in the original wood picture frame (see photos). The painting is signed by the artist: Arlene Cooper (see photos). The artist is a well known American artist who specialized in watercolor paintings (see photos). The painting is from an estate liquidation (see photos). The painting in total measures framed about 23 inches (58.42 cm) high, and it is about 29 inches (73.66 cm) wide. The painting portion without the picture frame or matting measures about 14 inches (35.56 centimeters) high, and it is about 20 inches (50.8 centimeters) wide. There is some glare, some reflections, and some shadows showing off of the glass that is visible in the photographs. The painting currently has glass over it. I will remove the glass and not be shipping the glass (original art is harder to replace than glass). The picture frame has some wear (see photos). The painting has been protected under glass with minimal wear (see photos and / or written description for the condition of this item). This is a nice hand painted American artist signed rural landscape covered wooden bridge watercolor painting to add to your collection. Here is some information about the artist: Copied from a remembrance page about this artist By Katie McFadden "Rockaway became a little less colorful this week. On Monday, February 19, local watercolorist Arlene Cornell died. She was about a month away from her 90th birthday. “I love watercolors,” Cornell told The Wave in 2017. “My paintings are an attempt to crystallize a moment in time…memories which perhaps remind us of special moments in our lives.” For decades, Cornell crystallized beautiful scenes of Rockaway and Broad Channel in much of her watercolor work, with an occasional city scene or wintery wonderland in the mix. And it was impossible to not know Arlene’s work in the local art scene. Arlene Cornell’s watercolor work became known internationally, having displayed her work in group and solo shows across the United States and Canada, and her work was recognized as award-worthy on many occasions. She won more than 150 awards at art shows all across New York City to New Jersey, Connecticut and Miami. She was a member of several international and local associations, including The Catherine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club and The Brooklyn Watercolor Society, but most notably, at least to those around the peninsula, was The Rockaway Artists Alliance (RAA). Cornell was a founding artist and longtime member of the Rockaway Artists Alliance, and her work was featured in both group and solo shows at the RTC galleries, dating from their days at the Park Theatre on Beach 116th Street to the T7 and sTudio 6 galleries in Fort Tilden, where she held her last solo exhibit, “Places Near and Far,” in October 2018. Many aspiring artists even got a lesson or two from Cornell through workshops at those very studios. She also regularly displayed and sold her work at Rockaway Music and Arts Council and Broad Channel Historic Society events. It was at one of those events where Cornell left photographer and former RAA President Dan Guarino with a memory that reminds him of a special moment in his life. “I met Arlene more than 20 years ago through the RAA, but one time where I truly met Arlene that I can recall was at Broad Channel Historical Day where the Broad Channel Historical Society brings out collections for people to see at the VFW,” Gaurino said. “They suggested I bring some of my photographs and it would feature artwork of Broad Channel. I brought photos I had taken of the Channel and Arlene was there with her husband, Harold, and she had painting there. And she said to me, ‘those photos are beautiful.’ She gave me such high praise for those photos, and I was so knocked out, thinking who am I that award-winning artist Arlene Cornell is saying such nice things about my photos.” Wherever Arlene went, her husband, Harold, wasn’t far behind. Guarino says he was also instrumental in the founding of the Rockaway Artists Alliance and as Sharon Gabriel said in a 2008 column in The Wave, “Harold is the man behind the woman. Harold helps frame Arlene’s work, arranges for her shows, drives the van and is hands-on husband, but never touches a brush, a pot or pan maybe, but never a brush.” Harold Cornell died in October 2020. The couple had two children, Ellen and Steven, and will be missed by several grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Cornell will be remembered through her artwork, which emanated her love for the community. “She was truly a Rockaway person. She loved this place, and you could see that in her work. That work of seaside places, sometimes houses, boats, the ocean, she really captured the spirit of Rockaway, of Broad Channel and you could see her love of this place deeply in her work,” Guarino said. And the community loved her work. Many of her pieces can be found on walls of local homes and establishments. Guarino recalls seeing Arlene’s work at his former dentist’s office. “You walk into some place and her style is so distinct, you can look at it and say, ‘that’s Arlene’s work.’” Just last week, he came across her work at the JASA Center, along Shore Front Parkway, just around the block from where Cornell lived in Rockaway Park. However, despite her work being so easily recognized by locals, Guarino says Cornell never let it go to her head. “For being such a well-known person, she was always so humble, so generous, so sincere. She was a good friend,” Gaurino said. And perhaps even more notable than her artwork was a personal feature—her smile. “When I think of Arlene, one thing that comes to mind would be her smile. She had this beautiful smile that went from one side to the other and wherever you’d see her around the neighborhood, you get this beautiful smile across her face.” Arlene Cornell will truly be missed. “When I think of Arlene, I will think of that beautiful smile and her work, creating these beautiful things. I will miss that beautiful person that I met and got to know so many years ago, and that was really Arlene Cornell, and it still makes me gloat remembering that time we met.”" LOCATION: HME ___________________________ This item ships for FREE in the USA to a street address in the contiguous 48 United States only (NO PO Boxes, No Alaska and No Hawaii for Free Shipping). I can ship to these locations, but you must contact me to determine the charge for shipping. 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Price: 196 USD
Location: Cape Coral, Florida
End Time: 2024-08-26T03:33:59.000Z
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Artist: artist signed, signed, Arlene Cornell, A Cornell, Cornell
Unit of Sale: Single Piece
Signed By: Arlene Cornell
Signed: Yes
Size: Medium
Period: Vintage (1960 - 1989)
Material: Cardboard, Matte Paper, Paper, Paints, picture frame, watercolors, watercolor paints
Framing: Framed
Region of Origin: USA American
Subject: Landscape, Rocks, Ocean, Waves, Covered Bridge, Trees, American, covered wood bridge, covered wooden bridge, rural landscape
Type: Painting
Unit Type: Unit
Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original
Item Height: 23 inches high framed
Style: Americana, Expressionism, Landscape
Theme: Americana, Art, Cities & Towns, Continents & Countries, Domestic & Family Life, Famous Places, Nature, Travel & Transportation
Features: One of a Kind (OOAK)
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Production Technique: Watercolor Painting
Unit Quantity: 1
Culture: American
Handmade: Yes
Item Width: 29 inches wide framed
Time Period Produced: Vintage (1960 - 1989)