Ed Douglas
Born in 1935, Ed Douglas began his fine arts education at the Rhode Island School of Design earning a BFA in 1963. He then attended the San Francisco Art Institute, where he was influenced by Richard Diebenkorn, and received his MFA. Until his retirement Douglas taught drawing and painting at the Maine College of Art in Portland, Maine where he was Chair of the art department. His work is a palette of beautiful color combinations academically and thoughtfully laid to surface. He derives inspiration from classic Impressionist masterpieces. Douglas maintains a residence in Maine spending summers in Essex, New York.
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NATURE BOY TRIUMPHANT
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Five Bathers
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Interview#1 ( with RBG)
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Portrait Seven (the Very Model of a Modern General)
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PRE SWIM SHOWER
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Portrait Six
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Portrait Twelve (Fokker Ace)
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Interview #3 (Round Table with Six)
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ANONYMOUS PORTRAIT 114
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ANONYMOUS PORTRAIT 21
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THE BUTTERFLY LADY
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THE ROAD MOST TRAVELED BY
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UNEXPECTED VIEW
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Summer Studio
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ROCK FOUNDATIONS (c. 1979)
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Inside-Out Window (1975)
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Rock Slices (1974)
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SPRING ROCKS (c. 1975)