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James Gale Tyler

James Gale Tyler (1855-1931) was a prominent American maritime painter born in Oswego, New York. Largely self-taught under marine artist A. Carey Smith, he became renowned for depicting clippers, sloops, coastal scenes, and America's Cup races through annual Newport visits. His impressionistic maritime style emphasized mood and light over literal detail, with signature subtle impasto and depth of color. So successful his work was frequently forged—over 100 fraudulent pieces by 1918. He contributed illustrations to Harper's, Century, and Literary Digest.

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