An impressionistic oil on canvas circa 1930s by the Boston School painter Robert Emmett Owen. He was a successful artist best known for his Impressionist views of the rural landscapes of New England, particularly his blue violet treatments of long winter shadows. His colorful works were well regarded by both critics and collectors and sold well enough that in 1920 he opened a gallery on New York's Madison Avenue, called the Robert Emmett Owen New England Landscape Gallery. Presented in its original Newcomb Macklin style giltwood frame, as found. Measures 28.5” wide x 22.75” high as framed, canvas size is 24" x 18".