right: "Hills Below Landsberg, Germany"
©1957 M. K. Sims
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Early Landscapes
In the 1950s the family moved to Germany for several years and Sims continued to paint and sketch throughout Europe. She filled several sketchbooks with landscape and architectural drawings and paintings. It was at this time that she began to experiment with abstraction and started to incorporate elements of Cubism into her compositions. 18 paintings of cathedrals, castles and landscapes that are done in this style survive.
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Ammersee, Germany |
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Augsberg, Germany
(Fields) |
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Blankenberg, Belguim |
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Bodensee (Lindau), Switzerland |
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Tegernsee, Germany (Haystacks) |
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Hills Below Landsberg, Germany |
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Roten Tor, Augsburg, Germany |
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St. Ulrich's, Augsburg, Germany |
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rg, Germany (Winter) |
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Rialto Bridge, Venice, Italy |
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| Old Apple Tree |
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Augsberg, Germany
(Water Towers) |
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| Blankenberg, Belguim |
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Church St.,
B'ville, N.J. (USA) |
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| Harburg Castle, Germany |
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| Jesolo Lido, Italy |
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Roten Tor, (Section)
Augsburg, Germany |
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| Statbergen, Germany (Snow) |
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| St. Ulrich's Cathedral, Augsburg, Germany |
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