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Encyclopedia > Albert Ryder

Albert Pinkham Ryder (1847 - 1917) was a U.S. allegorical and seascape painter. He was born in New Bedford Massachutsess, a seaside community, and that is probably where his obsession with the sea, and seascapes began




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Albert P. Ryder was a descendant of Cape Cod families, and his paternal grandparents belonged to a strict Methodist sect whose women dressed Quaker fashion.
Ryder painted two versions of the Easter morning encounter of Christ with the Magdalene, another version of the Way of the Cross, the extraordinary Jonah, and many small seascapes.
Because of Ryder's method of working on his canvases over long periods of time, applying layers of pigment upon earlier coats which were not entirely dry, his paintings are in fragile condition.
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