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ABBOTT FULLER GRAVES (AMERICAN, 1859-1936) JAMAICAN COASTAL LANDSCAPE, watercolor / gouache on paper laid on canvas, a twilight scene featuring figures on a shoreline with fishing boats, cabins in the background, signed and inscribed "Abbott Graves / Jamaica, W. I." lower right. Housed in a period gilt frame with molded-composition ornament. Late 19th century. 28 1/2" x 44" sight, 39" x 54 1/2" OA. Catalogue Note: Born in Weymouth, Massachusetts, Abbott Fuller Graves (1859-1936) studied in Paris under Gervais, Cormon, and Laurens. Known primarily for his luxurious floral still-lifes and garden scenes from the Beaux-Arts era, Graves also traveled to Jamaica and other parts of the Caribbean around the turn of the century, recording the people and the landscape in both oil and watercolor.