George W. King (Am. 1836-1930) large oil on canvas Adirondack landscape with grist mill and cattle in stream, in original frame. King was born and lived in Auburn, NY, working also in Utica NY; he is buried in Sand Beach Cemetery, outside of Auburn. King became a friend of John Muir and William Keith and sketched with them in the Sierra Nevada in 1871-73. He had studios in Philadelphia in 1880 and Oneida, New York in 1900. Frame size: 43 1/4" high, 61 1/4" wide.

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