Reynolds Beal Oil Painting Reproductions

Reynolds Beal is an American Impressionist artist.  His wealthy family owned a summer home in Newburg on the Hudson River. It was here that he created many of his landscape paintings.   As an independently wealthy artist,  Beale could devote his life to his greatest passions of painting and sailing.  Much of his artwork involves sailing paintings of the yachts and boats around Rockport Harbor.

Reynolds Beale studied Naval Architecture at Cornell and later at the Arts Student League in New York.  While in New York, he trained under two of the most famous American Impressionist artists of the time, Childe Hassam and William Merritt Chase.

Reynolds Beal and his brother Gifford Beale was also an artist.  Together they traveled extensively, making extended trips to China, the Far East, Europe, the Caribbean, and the South Pacific. Upon their return to the US, they held a joint exhibition of 83 of their oil paintings at the Fitchburg Art Museum (formerly the Fitchburg Art Center) in Massachusetts.

Several Reynolds Beall paintings form part of the Phillips Art collection, including Beach Ponies and Jacksonville Waterfront 1914

Reynolds Beal was born in New York in 1866 and died in Rockport, MA, in 1951.

American Impressionist oil paintings are some of the most famous colorful wall art in our online catalog.  In addition, fine art reproductions are available in many sizes.

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