Summer #1 by Sam Francis
1957 / Oil on canvas / 96 3/4”x72 3/4”x2” / The Broad, Los Angeles
Summer #1 by Sam Francis1957 / Oil on canvas / 96 3/4”x72 3/4”x2” / The Broad, Los Angeles
1950 / Oil on canvas / 30”x20” / Private collection

Study for Summer in the City
1949
Fabricated chalk on paper
1928 / Oil on canvas / 26.8”x43.3” / Private collection

Summer Moonlight, Firth of Clyde by Patrick Downie1928 / Oil on panel / 24 1/2”x30 3/4” / Bristol City Museum and Art Gallery
1924 / Oil on canvas / 36”x48” / Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery, San Marino, CA

Summer, 1904 by Joaquín Sorolla Bastida1904 / Oil on canvas / 58.6”x99.2” / Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes de La Habana, Cuba
Summer Sunshine by Martha WalterND / Oil on canvas / 26”x21” / Private collection
1899 / Oil on canvas / 53”x73 5/8” / The Hirschsprung Collection, Copenhagen

P. S. Krøyer’s paintings of Marie
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P._S._Kr%C3%B8yer%27s_paintings_of_Marie
1900 / Oil on cardboard / 19 1/4”x28 3/4” / The Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow

Summer Evening, Edge of Village
1899
Pencil on paper
1894 / Oil on canvas / 39 5/8”x32”
Terra Foundation for American Art“In several paintings dating to the early 1890s the artist placed her typical figures in boats. Summertime is directly related to an identically titled canvas (about 1894; Armand Hammer Museum of Art, Los Angeles), which features the same woman and girl seen from a greater distance, with more of the rowboat and a bit of the shore visible. Because the surface of that painting reflects a less spontaneous application of paint, scholars have suggested that the Terra painting was executed first.” https://collection.terraamericanart.org/objects/85/summertime
1894 / Oil on canvas / 29”x37.9” / Hammer Museum
