Overlooking the Valley

Born in Bridgeville Delaware in 1869, Edward Willis Redfield was an American Impressionist painter best known for his pastoral and snowy scenes of the Northeast countryside. Widely regarded as one of the pioneering members of the New Hope Circle, Redfield worked alongside artists such as Daniel Garber, Walter Schofield and Robert Spencer. Renowned for his dynamic and lively renderings of the rural scenery which surrounded him, his en plein air works have become synonymous with the unsentimental individualism characteristic of early twentieth century American landscape painting.

Bridgeville, DE, USA