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While more rustic - and less ornate - than some architectural fashions of that time, the Shingle Style nevertheless had a rustic grandeur, as can be witnessed with a slow drive past the so-called cottages of Lily Pond Lane and Lee Avenue. The Shingle Style is recognizable as the classic architectural mode of the summer colony in the era of McKim, Mead, and White it was most popular in the seaside towns of Long Island and New England. “It is the most exuberant painting, right down to every brush stroke.” The painting depicts a buoy straining against the tempestuous chop of waves. “I was there the day it arrived,” said Joseph Aversano, who lives not far away and is a member of the historical society’s board of trustees. 1890, titled “Lost at Sea: The Buoy” to the East Hampton Historical Society for an exhibit this summer, “The Sounding Sea: The Art of Edward, Thomas and Mary Nimmo Moran.” The couple loaned an Edward Moran painting, c. On display in their new abode are more than 80 paintings from their collection, which includes work by the Morans as well as several other notable East End artists. Longo during a visit to the David’s Lane house this week. “We both love art and share a deep appreciation for local artists and history,” said Mr.
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The house was recently constructed, yet it resonates with the Shingle Style of the late-19th century.
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Walking up to the home of Joseph Bell and Peter Longo - with its turret, curved and shingled façade, uplifting roofline, and copper downspouts - it is easy to imagine you have stepped back in time: It is evening in East Hampton Village and the painter and printmaker Thomas Moran and his elder brother, Edward Moran, the maritime painter, are expected for dinner.