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Lot description
Marion Bryson (1902-1987) Cleveland School of Art won first prize in watercolor at the 1942 Cleveland Museum of Art Show May of that year. Known for her watercolors of landscapes, animals and flowers. Active in the later decades of the Women's Art Club of Cleveland, Bryson was an exceptional watercolorist who took a leadership role founding the Baycrafters Fine Arts Center, Bay Village, Ohio. This fine example of her work, floral watercolor still life professionally framed in an ornate gold tone frame. Measuring approx. 29.5" tall by 23.5" wide by 2.5" deep. In good condition with breaks to the bottom two corners of frame, see photos.