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The Park-Winter, from The Cleveland Museum of Art
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America / 1923

The Park-Winter

The Park-Winter

The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs The Park-Winter as painting (America · 1923).

A fellow artist described Leon Kroll as having "the eye of a hawk and the heart of a dove."

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The museum identifies this painting as oil on canvas and credits Leon Kroll (American, 1884–1974).

The museum's collection notes: During the 1920s, Kroll earned a great deal of success painting scenes of everyday urban life. In this example, he depicted ice skaters on a pond in snow-covered Central Park, with a looming skyline of Manhattan apartment buildings in the background.

The Cleveland Museum of ArtThe Park-Winter

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