Charles Edwin Lewis Green Art | Questroyal

Born in Lynn, Massachusetts, Charles Green was one of the seven “Lynn Beach Painters,” a prominent group of artists who depicted Lynn’s beaches, marshes, and fisherman during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Influenced by the French Impressionists, Green worked en plein-air, painting landscapes and seascapes in a lively impressionist style. He exhibited at the Boston Art Club and the Philadelphia Museum of Art and helped to found the Lynn Art Club in 1910. His work is currently featured in the Lynn Historical Society, which held a major exhibition on the Lynn Beach Painters in 1998.