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Curatorial Overview
“Starting in 1920, Peets was commissioned by the Hispanic Society of America to travel to Portugal and create art reflecting his experience. The artist highlighted the dress and livelihoods of locals, like this person and their oxen. The group likely journeyed to the city from the surrounding countryside, carrying produce and other goods to sell at the market. Peets preferred to create these scenes in oil paint and watercolor, but the society requested that he produce mostly prints, for which he was better known.”
Mediumwoodcut
Dimensions{"plate":{"height":0.099,"height_inch":3,"height_inch_fraction":0.875,"width":0.119,"width_inch":4,"width_inch_fraction":0.6875}}
OriginAmerica, Ohio, Cleveland
InstitutionThe Cleveland Museum of Art
Accession No.1927.175
Credit LineGift of The Print Club of Cleveland
Curatorial Affinity Stream
Continuing the Universe of Orville Houghton Peets (American, 1884–1968)
Prints • America, Ohio, Cleveland • Harmonious Works & Contemporaries
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