ABRAHAM BAYLINSON AMERICAN STILL LIFE OIL PAINTING 1940

ABRAHAM BAYLINSON AMERICAN STILL LIFE OIL PAINTING 1940
Oil on canvas still life by American artist Abraham Baylinson (1882–1950), a prominent figure in the Art Students League and the Society of Independent Artists. The composition features an abundant arrangement of wildflowers and carnations in a silver-toned footed bowl, set against a neutral, gestural background. The work demonstrates Baylinson’s characteristic Modernist approach, utilizing thick impasto and a vibrant, expressionistic color palette. The painting is signed and dated 1940 in red pigment in the lower right corner and is housed in a carved wood frame with a brass nameplate. The reverse of the canvas shows natural age-toning and a handwritten inventory number "DX-12." modernist, floral, bouquet, ashcan school, art students league, new york artist, 20th century, expressionism, mid century, still life art, museum quality, collectible

Dimensions
Frame 29 x 39 in. Image 24 x 34 in. All measurements are approximate.

Condition
The painting presents in good vintage condition with minor surface grime and slight craquelure consistent with age, housed in a tiered gilt-wash frame.

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