Clarence Bolton

Clarence Bolton (1893-1962)

Clarence Bolton came to Woodstock on a two-week vacation in 1917 and stayed for the rest of his life. After studying at the Yale School of Fine Arts, Bolton studied landscape painting with John F. Carlson. He began doing lithography as a result of his involvement with the Works Progress Administration's Federal Art's Project. Bolton was one of the first members of the Woodstock Artists Association.

At Daybreak	lithograph	8.825 x 11.75
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Early Spring	lithograph	8.825 x 11.75
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March Winds	lithograph
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Butternut Trees	lithograph	10 x 12.25
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Church in Winter	lithograph	11.75 x 8.825
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In the Woods	lithograph
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Solitude	lithograph	9 x 11.75
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The Birches	lithograph	9.25 x 13.25
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Tree Study	lithograph	9.5 x 11.75
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Winter's Mantle	lithograph	9.375 x 12.25
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