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George McConnell

George McConnell (1852 - 1929) was active/lived in Maine, Ohio.  George McConnell is known for Ships, coastal scene and genre paintings.

McConnell studied portraiture in Philadelphia and New York.  He also studied landscape painting with George Inness and continued his art training at the Academy Julien in Paris. Around 1883, he settled in Portland, Maine, doing commercial work which he sold to hotels and resorts.  He painted a  variety of subjects, including coastal and seascapes around Portland as well as White Mountain landscapes.  His White Mountain paintings date from 1892 to 1921.  His portraits hang in six state capitols, including Maine's.  He exhibited  at the Society of Independent Artists during his last few years and was a frequent exhibitor at the Portland Society of Art.
An accomplished artist, he was well known as a banjo player and minstrel.

Sources:
Colby College Art Museum, The Land and the Sea of Five Maine Artists
whitemountainart.com
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