Charles Holloway Antique American Oil on Canvas by Charles Holloway South American Landscape 1915, 1915

Antique American Oil on Canvas by Charles Holloway (American, 1859-1941), Circa 1915. The painting depicting a South American landscape scene, to the foreground a male figure walking a burro at sunset, the painting of substantial size and in very good condition.
Holloway was a celebrated painter of murals, born in Philadelphia in 1859. He eventually studied in Paris and received many commissions from numerous American cities, such as Chicago, Milwaukee, and Upper Sandusky, Ohio. He became a member of the Muralist Painters and exhibited in the Paris Exhibition in 1900 and continued to take commissions in Indiana, Illinois, South Dakota, to name a few. In 1902 he went to work for Frank Lloyd Wright, also in 1902 he painted a mural at the Charles Allen County Courthouse in Fort Wayne, Indiana.. He created murals for the Court of Palms at the Panama-Pacific Exposition, held in San Francisco in 1915, the period from which this painting comes. The painting of large size and in good condition, signed lower right, and housed in the original gilded frame.

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48″ wide X 30″ tall (at sight)
122 cm X 76 cm

58″ wide X 40″ tall X 1.5″ deep (framed)
147.5 cm X 101.5 cm X 4 cm