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Eugene Kingman (1909-1975) - Two Original Pheasant Hunt Oils on Board Born in Rhode Island in 1909, artist Eugene Kingman was an accomplished landscape painter, and one of the Regionalist American artists whose realistic pieces depicted rural and small town U.S.A. Kingman was interested in art from an early age, and eventually received a degree in Fine Arts from Yale University. While there, Painter Eugene Kingman accepted a commission from the National Park Service, and seven of his park scenes were exhibited at the Paris Expo. In addition to canvas pieces, artist Eugene Kingman painted murals, including one for The New York Times building. Eugene Kingman landscapes for sale feature American national parks, including the Grand Canyon, Yosemite, and Mt. Rainier. Kingman eventually became the director of the Joslyn Art Museum in Omaha, where he worked to promote the arts. Bring nature into any home with one of many rare landscape paintings available online. This lot are two of his Original Oils on Board... featuring Setters chasing down the Pheasants. These are wonderful Country, Hinterland pieces of art, and beautifully done. Each on e measures approx 72cm by 58cm and you get them both !