Addison Winchell Price (1907–2003) - Study of Trees





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Study of Trees, a 1933 oil on panel landscape by Canadian artist Addison Winchell Price (1907–2003), signed and sold with a gold frame, measuring 26 cm high by 34 cm wide in good condition.
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Dated 1933, this atmospheric landscape is painted in an expressive Impressionist style, with richly textured brushwork and a vibrant palette of pinks, greens and warm earth tones.
Addison Winchell Price (1907–2003)
Study of Trees, oil on panel — signed, 1933
A charming original oil on hardwood panel by Canadian artist Winchell Price, signed an dated lower right. Price is known for his warm and atmospheric interpretations of the Canadian landscape, and this work is an excellent example of his confident painterly style.
The painting depicts a sunlit tree with cascading foliage, rendered in rich earthy tones and broken, expressive brushwork. Price’s characteristic palette of warm browns, soft greens and muted blues captures the quiet, nostalgic atmosphere of the rural Canadian countryside. His brushwork is bold and tactile, giving the surface a lively texture and sense of movement.
Housed in a gold frame, the piece has strong wall presence and displays beautifully.
Dated 1933, this atmospheric landscape is painted in an expressive Impressionist style, with richly textured brushwork and a vibrant palette of pinks, greens and warm earth tones.
Addison Winchell Price (1907–2003)
Study of Trees, oil on panel — signed, 1933
A charming original oil on hardwood panel by Canadian artist Winchell Price, signed an dated lower right. Price is known for his warm and atmospheric interpretations of the Canadian landscape, and this work is an excellent example of his confident painterly style.
The painting depicts a sunlit tree with cascading foliage, rendered in rich earthy tones and broken, expressive brushwork. Price’s characteristic palette of warm browns, soft greens and muted blues captures the quiet, nostalgic atmosphere of the rural Canadian countryside. His brushwork is bold and tactile, giving the surface a lively texture and sense of movement.
Housed in a gold frame, the piece has strong wall presence and displays beautifully.

