Description
The author of the article particularly mentions Clark’s golf scenes, quite likely referring to the offered Naples golf course scene among others: “When Rene Clark paints a golf course, he not only paints the rolling fairways and rows of trees which border it, he also paints the players. When he records a landscape in Florida, whether it is a scintillating view of water in daylight or a moody night scene, people are often part of it. This is somehow significant.”
Inscribed lower right: NAPLES MAR 1947
Condition: Generally very good with the usual overall light toning, handling, wear.
