Colour Field

‘Our Back Yard When I was Young’ (1919)
Artist: Edward Emerson Simmons (1852-1931)

Edward Emerson Simmons, a notable American Impressionist painter, is best remembered for his remarkable contributions to mural art. He created a series of murals—Justice, The Fates, and The Rights of Man—for the interior of the Criminal Courthouse at 100 Centre Street in Manhattan. This courthouse serves as the criminal branch of the New York Supreme Court. Subsequently, Simmons adorned prominent locations such as the Waldorf Astoria New York hotel, the Library of Congress in Washington, and the rotunda of the Minnesota State Capitol.

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Fine Art Prints:

Our premium fine art prints are printed on heavyweight archival-grade paper and canvas.

Fine Art Paper: 330gsm textured, matte, cotton rag.

Fine Art Canvas: 360gsm, natural white, 100% cotton canvas. Will be printed with a blank white border. If you prefer mirrored edging or to have the canvas stretched, get in touch via email for a detailed quote.

*All Canvas and Paper prints will come unframed.
*Smaller sizes will be packed in a clear sleeve with backing board and larger sizes will come rolled.

Digital Prints:

Our digital prints are delivered within minutes of placing your order. You'll receive an email containing instructions on how to access and download your artwork.