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Benjamin Chambers Brown

Benjamin Chambers Brown (1865–1942) was a celebrated California Impressionist landscape painter. Born in Arkansas, he relocated to Pasadena after his father's death in 1896 and pioneered impressionist landscape painting in the region, specializing in Sierra peaks and wildflower fields. His primary mediums were oil, lithography, and etching. Co-founder of the Print Makers of Los Angeles (1914) and California Art Club president (1915–1916), his works are held by the Smithsonian Institution and major collections nationwide.

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