Daniel Garber

(1880-1958)

Daniel Garber was a Plein Air Impressionist painter, part of the Pennsylvania Impressionists Group in Buck County, Pennsylvania. He is considered one of the finest painters to come out of that school of painting and his works are part of the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, and Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh. He often painted scenes of the Delaware river, which was close to his home in Lumberville, Pennsylvania. He was an excellent draftsman, and his canvases describe clear forms, yet rendered in the high key color palette of an Impressionist painter. Below we can see an example of his work in the painting "The Old Mill," completed in 1921.

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