San Gabriel Road, Circa 1914 By Guy Rose

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About Guy Rose

California's most accomplished Impressionist learned his craft at the source, studying in Giverny in the 1890s and becoming one of the few Americans to befriend Monet directly. Born in San Gabriel in 1867, he spent over a decade in France before returning to Pasadena in 1914, where he turned his trained eye on the coastal headlands at Laguna, the eucalyptus groves of La Jolla, and the dry hills of his native Southern California. The light in these later canvases is unmistakably Western, but the broken brushwork and high-keyed palette carry Giverny in them. His work remains the strongest bridge between French Impressionism and the California plein-air tradition.