Incredible and fine mid century c1950s original watercolor painting by California artist Roscoe Carver (1896-1982). Depicts an eye catching outdoor scene of a garden party in a park complete with maids serving seated figures. Tall trees encapsulate the scene with a modern arch bridge in the near distance. Likely a San Francisco scene. Very well done with impeccable detail and pleasing brushstrokes. Great capture of light, depth and shadow. Medium is watercolor on paper done in an Impressionist style. Signed by the artist Roscoe Carver in the bottom right corner.

Roscoe Carver (1896 - 1982) Studied: University of Washington (Seattle), California School of Fine Arts (San Francisco); Member: Santa Barbara Art Association. Roscoe Carver was raised in Washington State. After graduating from college, he moved to Northern California and studied art with Rudolph Schaeffer in San Francisco and Armin Hansen in Monterey. From the 1930s to the 1950s, he produced fine art watercolor paintings done in a representational style and worked as an art director at the McCann-Erickson Advertising Agency in San Francisco. After this, he lived near Santa Barbara and exhibited his watercolor paintings locally.

Protected behind glass, matted and framed in a vintage gold stainless steel frame. Backed with brown paper and ready to hang.

In Excellent condition. Clean, crisp, bright and vibrant. No holes, rips, tears, fading or damage. Very well preserved.

Measures 18” x 14 1/2” and 24 1/2” x 18 1/2” with the frame.

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