Massachusetts State House Oil Painting Boston Modernist Bulfinch Dome Framed

The painting depicts the Massachusetts State House, on Beacon Hill in Boston. Considered a masterwork of architect Charles Bulfinch, the building features an iconic golden dome that has twice been enlarged. The painting also focused on the equestrian statue in front of the building, depicting General Joseph Hooker, by Daniel Chester French. Vibrant colors and deep textural paint application, almost impasto, throughout. The painting dates to the 1960s through 1970s, but the handsome frame is earlier, likely about 1910.

SIZE: 24"T X 20"W

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