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Frederick Nicholas Loveroff

Frederick Nicholas Loveroff (1894 - 1959) was active/lived in California, Ontario / Canada, Russian Federation.  Frederick Loveroff is known for Landscape, snowscenes, industrial sites and street genre paintings.

Frederick Nicholas Loveroff  ARCA, OSA (1894 - 1959) (1)

A prominent early 20th century Canadian painter and draftsman, Frederick Nicholas Loveroff (nee Postnikoff) was born in Tiflis, Russia (now Tbilisi Georgia) and died in Redwood City, California. He immigrated with his family to a farming region about 60 miles north of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan in 1900, then moved to Toronto, Ontario for schooling in 1913, and left Toronto for California in 1934, where he lived the rest of his life and apparently never painted again. Loveroff's work is in the permanent collections of several museums including the National Gallery of Canada.

His mediums were oil paint, watercolor and charcoal. His subjects were landscapes, farms, snowscapes, forests, tree studies, industrial sites and activities, city street scenes, and cityscapes. His styles included Impressionism*, Realism* and Social Realism*. The AskART images are good illustrations of his work.

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