William McGregor Paxton

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William McGregor Paxton Paintings 1869 - 1941 Painter, United States, Boston School

Portrait of Mrs. Charles Frederic Toppan, 1935

Oil on canvas

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Portrait of Mrs. Charles Frederic Toppan, 1935 by William McGregor Paxton is entirely handmade without use of artificial methods. It is painted on linen canvas with oil paints of the highest French quality.

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OIL PAINTING: Portrait of Mrs. Charles Frederic Toppan, 1935
An esteemed portraitist, a respected teacher, and a prolific painter with a growing list of exhibition credits, the thirty- nine -year- old William McGregor Paxton had assumed his place as a mature member of the Boston School. The Portrait of Mrs. Charles Frederic Toppan exemplifies his confident draughtsmanship, his gifts as a colorist, and his undeniable preference for elegant figural subjects.