Edgar Payne - COMPOSITION OF OUTDOOR PAINTING [VERIFIED]

Good composition is always determined by good selection. Fine painting is a matter of proper taste and judgement in choosing the motive, accepting some parts, discarding others, and making changes or alterations throughout the procedure.

Edgar Payne - COMPOSITION OF OUTDOOR PAINTING

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I'm thinking there might be other factors at play here besides mere process.I agree he repeated the same compositions and images often in the body of his Sierra work, as well as his boat paintings. Think Maxfield Parrish, or Granville Redmond's fields of poppies. Seems to me there might a definite economic incentive to repeat something that was popular, and selling well, in order to maintain a steady income. He wasn't the first one to do that, and he certainly isn't the last! Any artist endeavoring to support a family is likely to employ such a strategy from time to time. Redmond tried other ideas in his work, but none sold as well as his poppy paintings. Might have been the same for Mr. Payne, eh? I also think at a certain point in his Sierra work, construction overcame observation to the point where he was creating 'generic Payne' mountainscapes in the studio, and the stimulus of nature was largely ignored in favor of a few lighting schemes he'd worked out. Again, no different than many other artists dead and living. There's nothing right or wrong about that, but for the viewer it can get stale.

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