Guy Carleton Wiggins: (1883- 1962 ) was an American landscape painter, son and pupil of Carleton Wiggins. He was born in Brooklyn and made his residence in New York, a city which often provided subjects for his paintings, as "The Metropolitan Tower" (Metropolitan Museum, New York); "Columbia Circle, Winter" (National Gallery, Washington); and "Riverside Drive" (1915). His work shows the influence of Impressionism, as may be seen especially in "Berkshire Hills, June" (Brooklyn Museum).
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