hich was decidedly successful. It was then that Redfield became convincedthat his paintings should be done at one go,and he figured that if he did them spontaneousljhe would succeed. He allowed himself ten years,if he could stick it out, to win. He sold just enoughto keep going, with the help of… … hundred dollars when the Gallerybought the picture. Then honorscame thick and fast until, in 10,15, he was ac-cepted by the American art world as a very ableartist who had arrived. I he Redfields lived a busy, domestic, ele-mental life, raising their own vegetables, enjoyingthe wide horizon and the…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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