Charlotte in Garden by Charles F. Aicieri
"Charlotte in Garden" by Charles Frank Arcieri (American, 1885-1945). Original impressionist figure painting measuring 43" x 41".
Charles Frank Arcieri was born in San Francisco in 1885 and trained at the Mark Hopkins Art Institute under Charles Judson, Frank Van Sloun, and Theodore Wores. He moved to New York City in the late 1920s, exhibiting with the prestigious National Academy of Design from 1930 to 1934, and was a member of the Salons of America. Arcieri was celebrated for lush, colorful impressionistic landscapes and portraits, and specialized in figure painting. He later settled in Grantwood, New Jersey, where he worked until his death in 1945.
"Charlotte in Garden" is a prime example of his specialty, a figural garden subject in rich impressionist color. At 43" x 41", this is a substantial statement piece by a listed American artist with documented exhibition history at the National Academy of Design.
- Artist: Charles Frank Arcieri (American, 1885-1945)
- Title: Charlotte in Garden
- Measures: 43" x 41"
- Style: American Impressionism
- Subject: Figure in Garden
- Exhibited: National Academy of Design 1930-34, Salons of America
- Member: Salons of America
- Training: Mark Hopkins Art Institute, San Francisco
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