Zinnias In A Blue Vase, 1914 By Anna Lee Stacey

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About Anna Lee Stacey

Among the American Impressionists working out of Chicago in the early twentieth century, she carved out a distinctive territory in floral still life and atmospheric landscape. Born in 1871, she trained at the Art Institute of Chicago and spent decades exhibiting alongside her husband John Stacey, with whom she traveled and painted extensively through Europe and North Africa. Her brushwork carries the soft-edged warmth of the Munich-influenced Midwest school, but her color sense is entirely her own - quieter than Hassam, more domestic in mood. The appeal now is straightforward: paintings that bring an unhurried, lived-in light into a room without demanding anything of the viewer.