William C. Grauer, 1895-1985, Watercolor of a Countryside

William C. Grauer watercolor of a countryside circa 1940s. On heavy weight paper. William Grauer was a painter, muralist, and art teacher in Cleveland for 60 years. In 1934 he and his wife founded the Old White Art Colony, School, and Gallery in White Sulphur Springs. In later years, his work became increasingly abstract.

This watercolor is in very good original condition.

Dimensions: image 20.75” width, 14.5” height, frame 32” width, 26” height