early life and career

artistic evolution and notable works

• summer session at ballast point, san diego (1930), a testament to his post-impressionist style.
• road in the cuyamacas (1934), showcasing his ability to capture the spectacular scenery of california.

  museums and collections

  reiffel's works are included in various collections, including:
  • the municipal collection of phoenix, arizona, a testament to his national acclaim.
  • the fine arts gallery of san diego, where his post-impressionist style is well-represented.
  • the los angeles county museum of art, featuring an extensive collection of his works.

    legacy and exhibitions

    reiffel's legacy is celebrated through various exhibitions, including a retrospective at the san diego museum of art and the san diego history center in 2013. his national acclaim is a testament to his significant contribution to post-impressionist art. notable links:
    • charles reiffel | ArtsDot - explore reiffel's artwork and learn more about his style.
    • charles reiffel - wikipedia - delve into reiffel's biography and artistic evolution.

      conclusion

      reiffel's post-impressionist style, characterized by his captivating plein-air landscapes, has left a lasting impact on the art world. his legacy continues to inspire artists and art enthusiasts alike, with his works remaining a testament to his unique contribution to american art. key facts:
      • born: 1862, indianapolis, indiana
      • died: march 14, 1942, san diego, california
      • style: post-impressionism
      • notable works: summer session at ballast point, san diego; road in the cuyamacas