East River #1, 1938 Size:Original Size - 12 x 17 inches each one reveling in the

each one reveling in the affection and talents of the other and sustaining not only exceptional individual creative careers in the arts but also a love story of unparalleled mutual admiration and respect

by Janice Lovoos & Gordon McClelland

The plein-air landscape school was fading

including such important figures as Millard Sheets

we best understand the center of every artist's thinking as he grew in awareness of life around him

East River #1, 1938 Size:Original Size - 12 x 17 inches each one reveling in theEast River #1, 1938, a watercolor painting by Hardie Gramatky. This painting is available as a fine art gicle print on premium watercolor paper. Museum quality wall art and home dcor by California Watercolor. Literature: American Artist Watercolor magazine, Fall 2011 issue. "What makes this watercolor so unusual are two things: first, it was a very early image of the tugboat Little Toot before my father wrote the classic children's book, and second,