Art Institute of Chicago

Fontana Village

Emil Armin · 1959–71

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"Fontana Village," created by American artist Emil Armin between 1959 and 1971, is a watercolor with touches of graphite on white wove watercolor paper. The artwork measures 28.3 × 37.9 cm (11 3/16 × 14 15/16 in.) and is classified as a watercolor in the Prints and Drawings department. It was acquired by the Art Institute of Chicago as a gift from Mrs. Emil Armin.

Emil Armin (1883–1971) was an American artist. No nationality is specified in the artist authority record, but he is described as an "American artist." He was active until the year of his death, which aligns with the completion date range of "Fontana Village."

The Art Institute of Chicago holds several other works by Armin, including "Mountain Farm, Santa Fe" (1928), "The Alameda" (1928), "Windy Morning" (1933), and "Windy City (Snow Storm)" (1928). Information regarding the provenance, exhibition history, or literature for "Fontana Village" is not provided in the supplied data.

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