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William Keith
(Oldmeldrum, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, 1839 - 1911, Berkeley, CA)
William Keith of Aberdeen, Scotland, became a San Franciscan in 1858. He was a really fine romantic realist landscape painter central to the early California regional development in art. He visited and sketched in Utah in 1873, which resulted in at least two large, lush oil paintings by him—known results of his ongoing endeavors to canvas the West. One of these scenes (now in a private California collection) was sketched in Weber County in 1873 before it was finished on canvas by Keith in his San Francisco studio.
(Oldmeldrum, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, 1839 - 1911, Berkeley, CA)
William Keith of Aberdeen, Scotland, became a San Franciscan in 1858. He was a really fine romantic realist landscape painter central to the early California regional development in art. He visited and sketched in Utah in 1873, which resulted in at least two large, lush oil paintings by him—known results of his ongoing endeavors to canvas the West. One of these scenes (now in a private California collection) was sketched in Weber County in 1873 before it was finished on canvas by Keith in his San Francisco studio.
