Robert Wood 1889-1979
Title: “Dana Point Californai”
Oil on Canvas, c. 1913
Price:
Artist: Rober Wood
Medium: Oill on Canvas
Dimensions: 29 1/2 x 24 1/2 in.
Condition: Good (no restoration/ damage)
Signature: Signed lower left
Framed: Yes - original ornate gilt frame included
Description:
This (Oil on Canvas) painting depicts the rocky coastline of Dana Point, California, a documented and desirable location within Robert Wood’s California period. The handwritten inscription on the reverse (“Dana Point, Cal.”) provides direct artist attribution of place, a significant value-enhancing factor.
Painted with Wood’s hallmark clarity and warm, sunlit palette, this California seascape captures the Pacific in late-day conditions. Amber light breaking across the horizon, surf rolling in luminous bands, and dark headlands framing the view. Wood painted Dana Point repeatedly, attracted by its dramatic cliffs, breaking surf, and expansive Pacific horizons. Coastal works from this period are less common than his mountain scenes and are especially sought after by West Coast collectors. This is a rare and early example dated adjacent to his signature on the painting.
Details
Dimensions: 29 1/2 X 24 1/2 in.
Signed by the artist lower left
Original ornate frame
Large-format composition
Rich surface texture and visible brushwork
Ready to hang
ROBERT WOOD, (1889-1979)
Title: “Dana Point California”
Description:
This painting depicts the rocky coastline of Dana Point, California, a documented and desirable location within Robert Wood’s California period. The handwritten inscription on the reverse (“Dana Point, Cal.”) provides direct artist attribution of place, a significant value-enhancing factor.
Painted with Wood’s hallmark clarity and warm, sunlit palette, this California seascape captures the Pacific in late-day conditions. Amber light breaking across the horizon, surf rolling in luminous bands, and dark headlands framing the view. Wood painted Dana Point repeatedly, attracted by its dramatic cliffs, breaking surf, and expansive Pacific horizons. Coastal works from this period are less common than his mountain scenes and are especially sought after by West Coast collectors. This is a rare and early example dated adjacent to his signature on the painting.
Details
Original oil painting on canvas c. 1913
Signed by the artist
Large-format composition
Rich surface texture and visible brushwork
Ready to hang