( 1865 – 1936 )

Paline de Casada – Venice

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Medium	Oil on panel
Signed	Signed and dated 1911 lower left
Size	14.50" × 18.50" (36.8cm × 47.0cm)
Framed Size	21.50" × 25.50" (54.6cm × 64.8cm)
Dated	1911
Condition	Very good original condition
Provenance	Private UK collection
Literature	A very vibrant and colourful oil by Horton which is signed and dated 1911 and depicts the "Paline De Casada" which are the decorative mooring poles of Venice used by the Gondoliers.

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Born 16 November 1865, in Grand Rapids; died 1936.

Painter, pastellist, draughtsman, illustrator. History painting, genre scenes, landscapes, mountainscapes, waterscapes, still-lifes.
William Samuel Horton trained at the Art Students League (ASL) and National Academy, New York; under J.P. Laurens in Paris and under Benjamin-Constant at the Académie Julian. He occupied Winterhalter's former studio in Paris. He travelled to Europe and took refuge in England in 1914, returning to the USA in 1919. He was awarded medals at several exhibitions in the French provinces. He was a member of the Société du Salon d'Automne.

At the age of 14 Horton drew Indian reservations for the North West Magazines

Museum and Gallery Holdings

Paris (MAMVP)
Paris (Mus. Carnavalet)
Stockholm (Nationalmus.)
Washington DC: Pershing's March across Paris

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