Jean Kubota Cassill: Country Picnic Medium He painted on location all

He painted on location all over the northeast alongside other great New England masters who were his friends including Lester Stevens

and Green Woodpecker—showcase the diversity of European and migratory avifauna that fascinated 19th-century collectors and naturalists

Figura is well-known and collected in Austria and surrounding countries

Corey was one of the most highly decorated with approximately 100 awards including seven gold medals to his credit

Loughlin is an active Artist-Member of the Providence Art Club

Jean Kubota Cassill: Country Picnic Medium He painted on location allCountry Picnic is a signed print by American artist Jean Kubota Cassill (b. 1926), a mid 20th century printmaker known for her etchings and aquatints. She earned her MFA at the University of Iowa, where she studied with Mauricio Lasansky. The work depicts a quiet rural scene anchored by a large tree, rendered with fine linework and balanced composition. Cassills prints are held in public and private collections and are valued for their technical skill