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Robert Lewis Reid,
US Impressionist painter born on 29 July 1862, Died on 02 December 1929.
— A founding member of the Ten American Painters
and a native of Massachusetts.
Robert Reid first studied in Boston at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts,
where draftsmanship, portraiture, and anatomy were stressed.
He later attended the Art Students League in New York City
before traveling to France for training at the Academie Julian in the late 1880s.
In 1890 Reid quite suddenly adopted an impressionist style with a brighter palette,
leaving behind many aspects of his academic background.
Like his fellow impressionists in the US and abroad,
he was fond of painting attractive young women in outdoor settings
A Summer Girl, 1896
A Woodland Stream
Autumn Landscape
Autumn Sunlight
Blue and Yellow 1910
Breezy Day
Buttermilk Falls
By the Brook
Girl in Blue Kimono , 1911
Girl with Flowers
Hillside in Summer
In the Flower Garden, 1900
Lady with a Parasol 1921
Landscape with Stream
Out of My Window
People Sketching by the Shore
Reverie, 1890
Spirit of the Garden
Spring Bouquet
Springtime Stroll
Study for "Polly" 1923
Tempting Sweets, 1924
Tending the Garden
The Garden Seat , 1911
The Pink Cape
The Yellow Flower (aka The Artist's Wife in the Garden), 1908
Three Figures in an Italian Garden Date unknown
Two Women Reading
View from a Mountaintop, 1920
Woman on a Porch with Flowers, 1906
Serenity
The Bathers
The Violet Kimono
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