black monotype, image area 10" X 13 1/2" plus mat and frame, signed and dated 1928, some paper mite loss near title and toning on right side.....Born in St Louis, MO on July 28, 1872. After studying in Paris with Constant, Laurens and Whistler, Campbell moved to San Francisco in 1893. His first job as an artist was with the Chronicle. In 1902 he founded the California Society of Artists with Piazzoni, Martinez, C. P. Neilson, W. H. Bull, and Matteo Sandona as a reaction to the conservative attitudes of the San Francisco Art Ass'n which they felt restricted opportunities for younger artists. By 1930 he had moved to NYC and in the early 1950s returned to Pacific Grove on the Monterey Peninsula. Well known in the Sarasota-Bradenton Florida area, He died in Tampa, FL in September 1969. Exh: Paris Salon, 1899. In: AIC; MM; Smithsonian Inst.

INSECT LOSS BOTTOM JUST BELOW ARTWORK IMAGE