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Here are all the paintings of Percy Gray 01

ID	Painting	Oil Pantings, Sorted from A to Z	Painting Description
25681		Antumn Dunes (mk42)	Watercolor 12'' x 16 1/8''
26609		California Landscape	mk51 1918 Oil on canvas 19x28inches
25678		Casa Serrano (mk42)	Graphite on paper 10'' x 14''
25679		Casa Serrano (mk42)	Etching 3 7/8'' x 5 3/8''
25690		Corral de Tierra (mk42)	c 1934 Watercolor 13'' x 19''
25639		Cows in a Redwood Glade (mk42)	1894 Watercolor 15'' x 8''
25657		Early Meadow Landscape (mk42)	Watercolor 10 1/2'' x 13 1/2''
25666		Entrance to the Golden Gate (mk42)	Watercolor 16'' x 20
25682		Guardian Oak (mk42)	Etching 5'' x 6 3/8''
25647		Indian Maiden (mk42)	Watercolor 13 7/8'' x 9''
25650		Iron Tail (mk42)	Watercolor 12'' x 9''
25642		Mandaro Posing as a Plainsman (mk42)	1901 Ink drawing 16'' x 10''
25646		Medicine Crow (mk42)	Watercolor 15'' x 8''
25685		Monterey Dunes (mk42)	Graphite on paper 11'' x 14''
25687		Monterey Sany Dunes (mk42)	Watercolor 14'' x 19''
25675		Mt Shasta (mk42)	1925 Watercolor 10'' x 14''
25637		Mt Tamalpais (mk42)	1887 Oil on canvas 8'' x 16''
25691		Mt Tamalpais from the North (mk42)	Watercolor 15'' x 20 ''
25672		Old Adobe (mk42)	1928 Watercolor 13 1/2'' x 19 1/2''
25669		Pastoral Eucalyptus (mk42)	Watercolor 7'' x 9''
26623		Path to the Blue Mountains	mk51 1927 Watercolor on paper
25663		Phoebe Apperson Hearst (mk42)	1908 Graphite on paper 19'' x 13''
25688		Pines and Sand Dunes (mk42)	Watercolor 12 1/2'' x 17 1/2''
25676		Rogue River Gorge (mk42)	1926 Watercolor 22'' x 16''
25654		San Francisco Bay from the Alameda Hills (mk42)	1907 Watercolor 12'' 14''
25668		San Mateo Oaks (mk42)	Graphite on paper board 9'' x 12''
25673		Springtime in Corral de Tierra (mk42)	Watercolor 10 1/2'' x 14 1/2''
25667		Still Life with Copper Plate and Vegetables (mk42)	1911 Oil on canvas 14'' x 16''
25641		The Artist's Dog (mk42)	Oil on art board 14'' in diameter
25661		The Artist's Niece Katherine Murch Whitton (mk42)	Graphite and Watercolor on paper 22'' x 15''
25635		The Carmel Mission (mk42)	c 1884 Watercolor 8'' x 12''
25636		The Golden Gate Viewed from San Francisco (mk42)	c 1885 Oil on art board 6 1/8'' x 18 5/8 ''
25659		The Gypsy Girl (mk42)	Oil on canvas 21 1/4'' x 14 1/2''
25655		Trees on a Hillside (mk42)	1909 Watercolor 13'' x 11''
25651		White Swan (mk42)	Watercolor 16 x 8''
25644		Young Oarsman (mk42)	Gouache 14'' x 9''

Percy Gray

1869-1952 was an American painter. Gray was born into a San Francisco family endowed with a broad literary and artistic background. He studied under Arthur Frank Mathews at the San Francisco School of Design and later under William Merritt Chase. While he had some early Impressionistic tendencies, his primary expression was under the Tonalism Mathews had brought back from Paris. He is known for his extraction of beauty from the Northern California landscape. Alexander Gray, Percy's father, was born in England, but found his way to a successful insurance business in San Francisco. As the byproduct of a childhood illness, Percy realized he had talents in art. From 1886 to 1888 he attended the California School of Design, then led by Mathews. From there he went on to become a newspaper illustrator, obtaining a job with the New York Journal. In New York he also studied at the Art Students League. He was dispatched from New York to cover the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, but decided to remain in his native city where he would then take up his painting career. Gray's first pieces, headland seascapes, were exhibited in 1907; soon thereafter he addressed in watercolor eucalyptus groves and fields of California wildflowers. These subjects would become signatures of his work. Originally Gray's works were oils; however, he eventually developed an allergy to oil paints, and therefore switched to using watercolors as his primary medium. [1] From early on the critics marvelled at his ability to infuse realistic depictions of nature with a mystical and poetic quality. He was clearly applying the precepts of his mentor William Merritt Chase in exaggeration of light and color. From 1912 to 1923 Gray lived in Burlingame, California about twenty miles south of San Francisco, while keeping his studio in the city itself. At the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition he won a bronze medal for his watercolor Out of the Desert, Oregon. Having been a bachelor for 53 years, Gray surprised his friends by marrying. He and his bride moved to the Bonificio Adobe in Monterey, where seascapes and cypress dominated his later works.

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