John Ottis Adams

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John Ottis Adams, American Impressionist Painter, 1851-1927. Specialized in painting the rural landscapes of Indiana. Also painted portraits and copies of the masters in the National Gallery in London. John Ottis Adams was best known as a nature-loving artist. A landscape painter who was a key member of the Hoosier Group of Indiana painters, Adams was, along with William Forsyth and Theodore Steele, committed to depicting his own native region. Typically their early work was peasant genre in dark tonalism, but in the 1890s, it became much lighter in the manner of the impressionists, and these artists were for many years the premier impressionist painters of the Midwest.







































In Poppyland
55.88 cm * 81.28 cm
oil on canvas



In the Whitwater Valley
55.88 cm * 82.55 cm
oil on canvas



The Closing of an Autumn Day
1901
48.26 cm * 71.12 cm
oil on canvas



The Glimmerglass of the Mississinewa
1895
50.8 cm * 76.2 cm
oil on canvas



J. Otis Adams - American
1851-1927
Library at the Hermitage
John Ottis Adams (findagrave.com)

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