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James Carlin

James Carlin (1906 - 2005) was active/lived in New Jersey.  James Carlin is known for Genre, figure, street-landscape, florals.

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Born June 15, 1906 in Belfast, Ireland, James Carlin became a noted painter in mod-realist style of genre, figure, landscape and still life. Mediums included oil, pastel, watercolor as well as stained glass and graphics. Watercolor was a specialty. Reviewer Michael Gabriele that "stained glass represented the most enduring aesthetic influence in Carlin's work.

In many of his paintings, his use of color, line and underlying patterns of dark and light echoed the look of stained glass." Although his painting style was basically representational, Carlin incorporated bold color designs and abstract elements that taken by themselves would be pure abstraction.

James Carlin grew up on Lime Hill Street in Belfast and remained ever-proud of his Irish heritage. His father, Daniel, was a carpenter in the Belfast shipyard, which was the building site of the legendary American ship, the Titanic. Many scenes painted by Carlin are of marine genre, fishing and beach activity and h   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 3441 characters.]  Artist bio

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