William P. Teal (born September 1, 1873; died May 25, 1940). William P. Teal was an early 20th century American painter most famous for his bold Impressionist landscapes of gardens by the shore in Rockport, Mass., advertised by David David, Phila., c. 1990. William P. Teal was an excellent draughtsman and portrayed strong architectural forms in his oil paintings.  He had a brilliant palette and used the floating color technique of Maurice Prendergast.

Education:

Art Academy of Cincinnati, Studied Cin.A.A.; Member Duveneck Society

Teachers:

Frank Duveneck, L. H. Meakin, Nowottny, C. S. Kaelin

Memberships and Associations:

Duveneck Society of Painters and Sculptors

Rockport Art Assn.

Cincinnati Art Club

Exhibited:

Clossons Art Gallery

Getz-Brown Gallery

Cincinnati Art Museum 1917, 1929, 1930, 1932. 1937, 1938

Painted:  Rockport, Cape Anne, Gloucester, Cincinnati