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Listed American Artist George F. Kaumeyer (1856-1951) Antique landscape painting

Listed American Artist George F. Kaumeyer (1856-1951) Antique landscape painting

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This is a breathtaking original antique 19th-century oil painting on canvas by listed American artist George F. Kaumeyer (1856–1951), capturing a glowing forest landscape at sunset. Rich hues of orange, crimson, and golden yellow cascade through the trees, creating a luminous atmosphere as a narrow stream winds peacefully through the shadowy woodland. The radiant reflections on the water guide the viewer's eye toward a dreamy, light-filled horizon.

Beautifully presented in an elaborate and heavy antique gilded frame, this large-scale work is both powerful and contemplative—an evocative centerpiece for any fine art collection.

✔️ Artist: George F. Kaumeyer (1856–1951)
✔️ Title: Autumn Forest at Sunset (untitled, descriptive)
✔️ Medium: Oil on canvas
✔️ Period: Late 19th Century
✔️ Signature: Signed lower left
✔️ Style: Tonalist / American Landscape
✔️ Provenance: Private collection
✔️ Frame: Ornate, gilded, carved antique frame (heavy: approx. 27 lbs)
✔️ Painting Size (Sight): 40.5" x 31"
✔️ Framed Size: 50.5" x 40.5"
✔️ Condition:
• Painting – Good antique condition
• Frame – Minor cracks, scratches, and some repairs consistent with age

📸 Please examine all photographs closely—they are part of the item description.


About the Artist
George Frederick Kaumeyer (1856–1951) was a celebrated American painter known for his emotive landscapes and genre scenes. Born in Port Huron, Michigan, Kaumeyer became active in the Los Angeles art scene in the 1920s, where he remained until his passing. He exhibited widely, including at the California State Fair (1930), Artists Fiesta (1931), and Lowe Galleries (1932). His work is included in collections such as the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce. He was a member of the Painters and Sculptors of Los Angeles, contributing to the cultural fabric of early 20th-century American art.

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