Edward Potthast Painting Reproductions for Sale

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Edward Potthast Catalog

The following titles are some of the Edward Potthast paintings available for

reproduction.  To have any of the paintings below reproduced or if there is

a painting you are interested in but is not listed below, you can reach us at

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A Summer Day

A Summer's Night

Afternoon Fun

Along the Mystic River

Along the Shore

Approaching Storm

At Low Tide

At Rockaway Beach

At the Beach

At the Seashore

At the Seaside

Barbizon Forest

Bathers

Bathers by a Rocky Coast

Bathers by the Sea

Bathers by the Shore

Bathers in a Cove

Bathers in the Surf

Bathing Beach

Bathing in the Surf

Beach

Beach Fun

Beach Scene

Beach Umbrella

Blonde and Brunette

Boat at Dock

Boating in Central Park

Boats in a Rocky Cove

Boy Sharpening a Sickle

Bridle Path

Brighton Beach

By the Sea

By the Shore

By the Water

Camp by Lake Louise

Campfire

Canoeing

Canoes and Sailboats

Cape Ann Coast

Chaperones

Children at Play on the Beach

Children Playing at the Beach

Children with a Swan

Circle of Friends

Cliff to the Ocean

Cold Feet

Coney Island

Confidences

Day at the Beach

Day at the Seashore

Dutch Boy Sharpening Scythe

Enchanted Pool

Fairies

Fall Plowing

Family at the Beach

Family Outing

Fires of St. John's Eve

Fishing Off an Old Pier

Girl in a Red Bonnet

Girl with a Bucket

Girls at the Beach

Girls on the Beach

Girls Playing in Surf

Gloucester Bay and Dock

Gloucester Fisherman

Golden Sunset

Gossips

Grand Canyon

Grand Canyon Trees and Rocks

Gray Day on the Coast

Grazing by the Roadside

Happy Days

Happy Group

Harbor Village

Hauling Nets

Hazy Day

Hot Summer Day

Hourtide

In Central Park

In Cloud Regions

In the Dog Days

In the Garden

In the Salt Marshes

In the Summertime

In the Surf

July Day

Jumping in the Surf

Lake Louise

Landscape by the Shore

Little Sea Bather

Lobster Shacks, Monhegan Island

Looking out to Sea

Maine Coast

Maine Fishermen

Making Friends

Making Repairs

Manhattan Beach

Monhegan

Moonlight

Moonlight on the Coast

Moonlight Stroll

Nude

Ocean Breezes

Off Shore

On the Beach

Ox Cart

Park Bench

Picknickers on the Beach

Playing in the Water

Playtime

Purple Beach Scene

Ring Around the Rosie

Ring around the Rosy

Rockaway Beach

Romantic Interlude

Sailboats off Far Rockaway

Sea Nymphs

Seascape

Seascape Moonlight

Souvenir of Canada

Springtime

Standing Male Nude

Standing Room Only

Stormy Seas

Struggle for the Catch

Summer Day

Summer Day, Brighton Beach

Summer Joys

Summer Pleasures

Summer Vacation

Summer Wading

Summer, New England

Summer's Night

Sun and Shade

Sunday Afternoon at the Beach

Sunday at the Beach

Sunshine

Surf Bathing

Swan

Swimming Hole

Swimming Lesson

Table Top Still Life

The Gossips

The Picnic

Three Girls at the Seashore

Timid Bather

Two Boys

Two Females Swinging a Child

Umbrellas and the Sun

Village Carpenter

Wading at the Shore

Walk on the Beach

Walking in the Hills

Washerwoman

Water Lilies

Water's Fine

White Sails

Wild Surf, Ogunquit, Maine

Woman with White Robe

Young Bathers

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Edwards Potthast Biography

An American Impressionist celebrated for capturing the joy of leisure in early 20th century life

Edward Henry Potthast was an American Impressionist painter best known for his sunlit beach scenes and depictions of leisure life. He was born June 10, 1857 in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Potthast began his artistic education at the McMicken School of Design. He worked for several years as a lithographer while honing his skills as a painter, and his early works
were marked by a traditional, academic style reflective of the influence of his early training.

Potthast sought further artistic development in Europe, studying at the Royal Academy in Munich, and later in Paris under the renowned academic painter Fernand Cormon. During
this period, he was exposed to Impressionism, a movement that would greatly influence his mature style. When he returned to the United States in the 1890s, Potthast gradually
adopted the brighter palette and looser brushwork characteristic of the Impressionists, moving away from darker, more somber tones.

In 1895, Potthast moved to New York City, where he began painting full-time. He quickly became associated with the American Impressionist movement and was a regular exhibitor
at major institutions such as the National Academy of Design and the Art Institute of Chicago. His most beloved works are his joyful, atmospheric scenes of families enjoying
summer days at places like Coney Island and Rockaway Beach, rendered with vibrant color and lively brushwork. He remained in New York City the rest of his life and died
of heart diease on March 9, 1927.

Edward Potthast’s work captured a distinctly American take on Impressionism, focusing not on the French countryside, but on the burgeoning middle-class leisure culture of the early
20th century. Though he never achieved the fame of contemporaries like Childe Hassam or William Merritt Chase, his paintings remain popular for their charm, warmth, and masterful
light. His workes gained heightened fame after his passing, especially his piece Rockaway Beach which was highlighted as pominent art in the popular 2003 movie Something's
Gotta Give, Today his works are held in major collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Smithsonian American Art Museum.

If you’re looking to bring that same atmosphere into your home or office consider adding a hand-painted Edward Potthast reproductions to your collection.
Our museum-quality oil painting commissions are meticulously painted with the same light, color and detail to accuracy of his masterpieces.

A sample of what customers say about our
Edward Potthast commissioned reproductions.

The Rockaway Beach arrived today. It is just so pretty and gorgeous. I love it. Thank you so much. Again, I so appreciate the painting and
the artist. Can you please pass along my compliments!!
Michele B. Monuments Men Foundation for the Preservation of Art ~ Dallas, TX
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I have looked at the eleven paintings we ordered. Upon close inspection, I could not be any happier than I am. The quality of the colors,
brushstrokes and clarity could not be surpassed. I want to again thank you. .
Mike D. ~ Birmingham, AL

The paintings arrived this afternoon. LOVE them! My husband likes Rousseau's Landscape with Farmer the most, and I like the
Rockaway Beach the most. Thank you so much! I will tell everyone I know about you.
Nicole G. ~ Seattle, WA

Just got my Rockaway Beach this morning and love it...thanks so much for your help. Look forward to getting another one from you soon!
Wendy S. ~ Austin, TX

A few frequently asked questions about our Edward Potthast
hand-painted, oil-on-canvas reproductions.

Q: Are these real paintings or prints?
A: Every piece of art we sell is an individually commissioned, hand-painted, oil-on-canvas reproduction.
None of our pieces are prints or giclees (ink-jet transfer to canvas).

Q: Can I request a custom size for a painting or a Edward Potthast not listed on your galleries?
A: Yes! We offer custom sizes of all paintings and also accept commissions for any Potthast painting.

Q: How long does it take for my commission to be complete?
A: Commissions generally take 6-8 weeks to be complete and dry enough to safely ship.

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Hilltop	Kid Catastrophe	Summer Day	Ring Around the Rosy


Santa Barbara Mission	Night Scene (New York City at Night)	Coastal View	Canoeing


Family Outing	Playing at the Seashore	Brighton Beach	Rockaway Beach


At the Seashore	Wild Surf, Ogunquit, Maine	Roses in a Glass	Water's Fine


Lake Louise, British Columbia	Grand Canyon	Children on the Beach	On the Beach


In the Park	Golden Sunset	Village Carpenter 1899	Beach Umbrella