Frank Myers Boggs Prints

Frank Myers Boggs Prints

Frank Myers Boggs (1855–1926) was an American-born artist renowned for his poetic depictions of urban and coastal scenes, especially in France. Influenced by Impressionism, his subdued palette and atmospheric style celebrated Parisian quays and maritime life. His works, blending realism and Impressionism, endure as timeless expressions of place and mood.

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Frank Myers Boggs Print, Bethune Quay and Tournelle Bridge (1901)
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Frank Myers Boggs Print, L’église Saint-Germain-des-Prés (1900)
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Frank Myers Boggs Print, View of the Seine during the floods (1910)
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Frank Myers Boggs Print, A quay near Pont des Saints-Pères (1886)
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Frank Myers Boggs Print, The Isle, Paris (Pont Neuf) (1898)
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Frank Myers Boggs Print, Banks of the Seine and the Pont de Sully
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Frank Myers Boggs Print, Le quai Malaquais (1910)
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Frank Myers Boggs Print, Pont au Change and Quai de l’Horloge
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Frank Myers Boggs Print, Le moulin de la galette
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Frank Myers Boggs Print, La tour Saint-Jacques (1901)
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Frank Myers Boggs Print, The old Tournelle bridge
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Frank Myers Boggs Print, The pier on the Seine (1886)
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Frank Myers Boggs Print, View of Paris, upstream of Quai Henri IV
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Frank Myers Boggs Print, View of Paris (1900)
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Frank Myers Boggs Print, The Mill
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Frank Myers Boggs Print, The Banks Of The Seine, Paris
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Frank Myers Boggs Print, Quay of the Seine, Paris, by Moonlight
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Frank Myers Boggs Print, Paris The Seine River And The Louvre
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Frank Myers Boggs Print, Notre-Dame seen from the Pont au Double
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Frank Myers Boggs Print, Les quais de Seine à Paris
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Frank Myers Boggs Print, Le pont Saint-Michel
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Frank Myers Boggs Print, Le marché à Pont-Audemer
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Frank Myers Boggs Print, La rue Beethoven, à Passy (1884)
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Frank Myers Boggs Print, La porte Saint-Denis (1901)
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Frank Myers Boggs (1855–1926) was an American-born painter celebrated for his atmospheric depictions of urban and coastal scenes. Though born in Springfield, Ohio, Boggs spent much of his life in France, where he became deeply associated with the artistic milieu of late 19th and early 20th-century Paris. His work, often characterized by its nuanced interplay of light and color, reflects his deep affinity for French urban landscapes and the coastal villages of Normandy and Brittany. Boggs initially trained as an engraver in New York before relocating to Paris to study at the École des Beaux-Arts under the guidance of Jean-Léon Gérôme. Influenced by the Impressionists and their focus on capturing the fleeting qualities of light and atmosphere, Boggs developed a style that blended realism with impressionistic touches. His paintings frequently depict the Seine River, its bridges, and the bustling life along the quays, often veiled in mist or subdued lighting, lending his scenes a poetic and contemplative quality. His palette was typically restrained, dominated by muted tones that evoked a sense of nostalgia and timelessness. Boggs was particularly drawn to the maritime world, creating evocative portrayals of harbors, ships, and coastal towns. His ability to render the shifting effects of water and sky with delicacy earned him considerable acclaim during his lifetime. While he was less focused on the human figure, his works captured the spirit of place, whether it was the grandeur of Paris or the serene charm of a fishing village. In 1923, Boggs became a naturalized French citizen, reflecting his profound connection to the country that shaped his artistic identity. Although he received numerous accolades, including exhibitions at the Paris Salon and the Legion of Honor, his work was largely overlooked during much of the 20th century. However, a resurgence of interest in plein air and Impressionist-inspired painting has brought renewed attention to his contributions. Today, Frank Myers Boggs is remembered as a painter who bridged American and French artistic traditions. His works, housed in prominent museums and collections worldwide, stand as a testament to his ability to capture the transient beauty of urban and maritime landscapes with elegance and sensitivity.