Showing posts with label Judd Waugh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Judd Waugh. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 17, 2009

Frederick Judd Waugh - American


Breaking Waves Along a Rocky Coast, 26.5 x 37.5 inches

Tuesday, May 19, 2009

Sunday, May 17, 2009

Frederick Judd Waugh - American


High Water, 25 x 30 inches


Massachusetts Coast, 24 x 36 inches


West Shore, Provincetown, 25 x 30 inches

Tuesday, March 31, 2009

Judd Waugh


Tropic Seas, 13.5 x 20 inches


The Caribbean, 30 x 39 cm


Deluge, 48 x 60 inches


Crashing Surf, 25 x 30 inches

Surf and Rocks, 32 x 49 inches


At High Tide, 20 x 24 inches


The Inlet, 18 x 24 inches


The Sea, oil on board, 36 x 49 inches


The Rocky Point, 25 x 30 inches


Crashing Surf, 16 x 20 inches


Breaking Waves, 36.2 x 50.8 cm


Golden Dawn, 40 x 50 inches

Judd Waugh was the most successful painter of seascapes, of his period, in America, and naturally has been much emulated by other artists. Such scenes in the hands of lesser artists have often degenerated into cliche or kitsch. His work needs to be seen in the context of his time.

Sunday, March 29, 2009

Judd Waugh


Full of the Moon


West Shore Provincetown


Late Afternoon 25 x 30 inches


The Great Deep

Resounding Surf, 38 x 48 inches


The Caribbean, 13 x 19 inches

Sunday, March 22, 2009

Frederick Judd Waugh - American


Sunrise on Monhegan, 25 x 30 inches


Pounding Surf, 34 x 46 inches


Heavy Waves, 25 x 30 inches

Thursday, October 9, 2008

(More) F Judd Waugh





Breakers at Floodtide, 1909, 35 x 40 inches


Ebb Tide


Afternoon Breakers, 12 x 14 inches unframed


The Ocean, 1929, 100.3 x 125.7 cm


Smuggler's Cove, 1937, 40 x 50 inches




Sapphire and Jade, 1909


Rhythm of the Sea


Southwesterly Gale, St Ives

Crashing Waves, 20 x 30 in

Evening Light, 30 x 40, 1900

Meeting of the Waves, 25 x 30 in

Unknown title


Crashing Waves 30 x 40 inches


Cliff Shadows, panel, 30 x 40

Friday, June 20, 2008

Frederick Judd Waugh - USA


Full of the Moon

"To paint the sea, you must love it,
and to love it, you must know the sea."


- Frederick Judd Waugh



The Roaring Forties, 1908

Wild Weather, ca 1930

Golden Dawn, 40 x 50

Light on the Sea, 30 x 40

At The Base Of The Cliff, 1908, 40 x 50

Evening Light, 30 x 40

Seascape, 30 x 40

The Polar Bear, 60 x 72

The Suns Rays, 25 x 30

Seascape

Surf

Silver Light

Seagulls, 16 x 36

At High Tide, 20 x 24

South?

The Channel

The Buccaneers

Unknown title

Tropic Seas

The Mystery of the Sea

29 x 36

15 x 27 inches, Gouache

Ebbing Waters

God, he was good!

Here's a link to a biographical post on Judd Waugh:
http://artandinfluence.blogspot.com/2008/12/frederick-judd-waugh-by-armand-cabrera.html