A pair of oil paintings on board depicting landscapes. The first: Edmund Schureman Campbell, American, 1884 to 1950, oil painting on board depicting a river landscape, signed and dated lower left. The second: attributed to Edmund Schureman Campbell, American, 1884 to 1950, oil painting on board depicting a mountain river landscape, additionally inscribed on the back, probably the artwork was a presented to Mrs. W. S. Jerry from the artist. Both framed. Edmund Campbell is known for Landscape painting. Campbell was born in New Jersey. He received his B.S. 1906 and M.S. 1907 from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and spent the year 1911 to 1912 studying at lEcole des Beaux Arts, Paris. He came to the University of Virginia in 1927 to head the School of Architecture and to be Curator of the Bayly Museum of Fine Arts. One of a kind artwork.