Influenced by his friend and fellow artist George Inness, North Carolina native Elliott Daingerfield (1859 – 1932) always sought to express a deeper spirituality in his art.  In a career that spanned more than fifty years, Daingerfield produced paintings, murals, and drawings with religious and allegorical overtones, in addition to a remarkable series of landscapes both of his native North Carolina and of the majestic Grand Canyon area.  Victorian Visionary examines all of these aspects of this introspective American artist’s oeuvre.

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