Julian Onderdonk, Road Through the Lupin, San Antonio,
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6 x 10 inches, signed lower right: Julian Onderdonk;
"Julian Onderdonk is known as the leading impressionist painter of Texas. His works fetch the highest dollar for any other early Texas impressionist painter so far. Onderdonk and his work has been and subject by numerous writers and scholars including Cecelia Steinfeldt, Harry Halff (major contributor to the artists upcoming catalogue raisonne), James Baker, John & Deborah Powers, Michael Grauer, Katie Robinson Edwards, and William Rudolph to name a few.
The bluebonnet landscape is a popular subject for the artist, he described the subject once: I like the bluebonnet because a field of this Texas flower seems just ot have burst from the ground and it trembles subtly, making it very beautiful“ Julian Onderdonk, 1914
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"Julian Onderdonk is known as the leading impressionist painter of Texas. His works fetch the highest dollar for any other early Texas impressionist painter so far. Onderdonk and his work has been and subject by numerous writers and scholars including Cecelia Steinfeldt, Harry Halff (major contributor to the artists upcoming catalogue raisonne), James Baker, John & Deborah Powers, Michael Grauer, Katie Robinson Edwards, and William Rudolph to name a few.
The bluebonnet landscape is a popular subject for the artist, he described the subject once: I like the bluebonnet because a field of this Texas flower seems just ot have burst from the ground and it trembles subtly, making it very beautiful“ Julian Onderdonk, 1914
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Julian Onderdonk, Road Through the Lupin, San Antonio,
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