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David Aldrich
David Aldrich (November 4, 1907 – September 13, 2002) was an American artist and architect. The landscapes and cityscapes that he painted were not painted with literal realism but rather with freedom and spontaneity in an attempt to capture the essence of the scene. As one critic wrote: “His view is always fresh and unhackneyed, his brush is deft, his strokes swift and colors translucent and unmuddied – the paper often does the majority of the work…a sort of artistic shorthand that can make water color really exciting.” Aldrich said that his work was “an expression of the essence of my feelings toward the subject in color, line, and space.”
==Early life==
Aldrich’s love of art began in his childhood home in Providence, Rhode Island, where his parents both painted and were influential in the creation of the Providence Art Club. The family often took painting vacations to Glocester, Rhode Island and to Little Compton, Rhode Island where they painted with their good friends, the Burleighs (local artist Sydney Burleigh was known to Aldrich as Uncle Tid). Later the Aldriches traveled to Europe and the Caribbean, taking every opportunity to stop by the side of the road to paint when coming upon an inspiring view.
He attended and graduated from the Gordon School, the Moses Brown School, Brown University and Columbia Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation. During World War II he served in the Army Air Corps in North Africa and Iran, using his architectural training.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title= A History of Swan Point Cemetery )〕
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