Frederick S. COBURN

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Upper Melbourne, Québec 1871 - 1960

Frederick Simpson Coburn studied and travelled a great deal in Europe. In the 1910s, he quickly developed a reputation for his winter landscapes, and his level of success was unprecedented for a Canadian artist. Frederick Simpson Coburn's paintings of horses hauling logs through snowy woodlands, and bright red sleighs down sunny country roads captured the spirit of an era.

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Frederick S. COBURN - The Red Cariole (1943)

The Red Cariole (1943)
16" x 24 1/2"
Oil on canvas

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Frederick S. COBURN - Red Sleigh, Eastern Townships (1947)

Red Sleigh, Eastern Townships (1947)
23" x 32"
Oil on canvas

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Frederick S. COBURN - Logging in winter 1931

Logging in winter 1931
15 1/4 x 18 1/4
Oil on canvas

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Carlotta 1938
32" x 25"
Oil on canvas

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