Lot
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Artist
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LABOUCHERE
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Lot 168
Attributed to PIERRE ANTOINE LABOUCHERE
(French 1807-1873
Martin
Luther Translating the Bible with Melancthon, Pomeranus and
Cruciger - circa 1850
Oil on
canvas
Apparently unsigned
22.5”
x 29.75” (57 cm x 76 cm)
Estimate $1,500-$2,000
Labouchere was a descendent of a Huguenot family, which
immigrated to Holland and became engaged in banking and
shipping. While his father pressed him into the family
business, which eventually took young Pierre to America as a
bank manager and partner, in the end his fidelity to the faith
of his ancestors lead him to devote his life painting
historical works relating to the reformation and in
particular, the life of Luther. He was active in the French
Protestantism movement contributing many articles to their
publications as well as illustrating numerous works. In 1846,
he received a 2nd class medal at the Paris Salon
for his painting of Luther translating the Bible with
Melancthon, Pomeranus and Cruciger. It is possible the offered
lot is a smaller version of this work done by the artist for
an admiring supporter or Protestant clergy member.
Provenance:
The Rev. William Herman Theodore Dau*
The
Rev. W.H.J. Dau
The
Rev. Luther O. Dau
Thence
by descent through the family
*The
Rev. William Herman Theodore Dau was a noted Lutheran
theologian and academic. He was born in Lautenberg, Pomerania
in the year 1864. At times he was President of Concordia
College, South Carolina and President of Valparaiso
University, Valparaiso, Indiana. He was also a faculty member
of Concordia Seminary St. Louis, Missouri. Rev. Dau was a
prolific writer and became known internationally for his work
of translating early German reformation documents into English
and Latin. Additionally he was involved in synodical
government. He died in Berkley California in the year 1944.
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LACINA
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Lot 450
JOSEF LACINA
(Austrian b. 1899)
Eve, 1924
Oil on
board
Signed
lower right and dated on verso 1924
18.9”
x 9.6” (48 cm x 24.5 cm)
Estimate $600-$800
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LANCERAY
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Lot 370
A
A LARGE &
IMPRESSIVE BRONZE FIGURAL GROUPING OF 3 MOUNTED COSSACKS,
end of 20th century. Bearing a foundry mark and
artist signature in Cyrillic “Lanceray”. Height 28”, width 42”
and depth 29”.
Estimate $2,000-$3,000
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LAPORTE-BLAIRSY
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Lot 17
LEO LAPORTE-BLAIRSY
(French 1867-1923)
Lampe
Vestale - a figural
Bronze
with brown patina
Inscribed on base “LEO LAPORTE-BLAIRSY” and numbered 57824
over 39
Height
12.25” (31 cm)
Estimate $3,000-$5,000
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LASH
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Lot 224
LEE
LASH
(American b. 1864)
Dry
Dock
Oil on
wood panel
Signed
lower left “Lee Lash”
7.5” x
9.5”
Estimate $400-$600
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LASSONDE |
Lot 195
OMAR
THOMAS LASSONDE
(American 1903-1980)
Tuusivi Mountain Ridge, Samoa
– 1929
Oil on
canvas
Signed, dated and inscribed lower right “Omer Lassonde – 1929
– Somoa” Inscribed on verso with title
20” x
16”
Estimate $1,800-$2,200
In 1929 the Governor of New Hampshire sponsored
a painting expedition to Somoa where Lassonde stayed and
painted until 1935. Upon his return, Lassonde headed to New
Hampshire WPA art program. He traveled extensively throughout
his career painting landscapes, genre and portraits.
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LEE
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Lot 497
HUNG CHU LEE
(Chinese 20th century)
Peacock
& Peahen
Watercolor on silk
Signed
with chop lower left
33” x
23”
Estimate $400-$600
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LELONG
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Lot 259
PIERRE
EMILE LELONG
(French 1908-1984)
Les
Valier’s
Oil on
canvas
Signed
lower right “P. LeLong”
21.25”
x 25”
Estimate $500-$800
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LÉONARD
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Lot 34
CHARLY LÉONARD
(Belgian 1894-1953)
The
Approach of Spring
– 1920
Oil on
board
Signed
and dated lower right “CH LEONARD 20”
12” x
15.75” (30.5 cm x 40 cm)
Estimate $300-$400
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LEPERE
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Lot 466
AUGUSTE LOUIS LEPERE
(French 1849-1918)
LaVieille Passerelle
– circa 1915
Etching
Signed
lower right in pencil and numbered 27/50
7.25”
x 9.5” (18.5 cm x 24.2 cm)
Estimate $300-$400
Provenance:
Arthur Ackermann & Sons, Chicago
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LEVY,
WILLAIM AUERBAUCH
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Lot 182
WILLIAM AUERBACH LEVY
(American 1889-1964)
Oscar
the Cat
Oil on
wood panel
Signed
lower right “Auerbauch – Levy” and verso also signed, titled
“Oscar” and with remnant of “Salmagondi Club” label
8” x
10”
Estimate $800-$1,200
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LINSON
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Lot
302
CORWIN
KNAPP LINSON
(American 1864-1959)
The
Ascension
and
The Nativity – stained glass window designs
Oil on
card
Signed
lower right on mat
14.75”
x 4.25” each
Estimate $500-$750
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LISAERT
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Lot
144
Circle
of PETER LISAERT
(Flemish 1574-1604)
Adoration of the Shepards
Oil on
copper
14” x
11.25” (35.6 cm x 28.5 cm)
Estimate $1,500-$2,500
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LISENKOV
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Lot
106
VALENTIN LISENKOV
(Russian b.1838)
Before
the Storm – Gathering the Livestock, 1965
Oil on
board
Signed
in Cyrillic lower right “V. Lisenkov” and dated ‘65
25” x
34.75” (63.5 cm x 88.3 cm)
Estimate $1,500-$2,000
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LOVEJOY
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Lot 431
TIM A. LOVEJOY
(American b. 1943)
“Piazza
Dante, Verona” and “The Grand Canal”
(A pair)
Watercolor on paper
Signed
dated and titled lower right 1984
15” x
18”
Estimate $800-$1,200
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LUNDMARK |
Lot 393
LEON LUNDMARK
(American 1875-1942)
Coastal
Scene with Ships in the Distance
Oil on
canvas
Signed
lower right
16" x
20"
Estimate $800-$1,200
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MARIOTON |
Lot 263
EUGÉNE
MARIOTON
(French 1854-1925)
Fascinator
Bronze
with dark brown patina
Inscribed on base “E. Marioton” and “Siot-Paris”
Height
20.5” (52 cm)
Estimate $1,200-$1,800
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MARKS
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Lot 31
CLAUDE
MARKS
(French 19th century)
Summer
Landscape with Figures Fishing
Oil on
artist board
Signed
lower left “C. Marks”
14" x
21" (35.5 cm x 53.5 cm)
Estimate $500-$750
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MAUVE |
Lot 2
ANTON
MAUVE, SR.
(Dutch
1838-1888)
Shepard Herding his Sheep
Oil on
canvas
Signed
lower right
20" x
14" (50.8 cm x 35.5 cm)
Estimate $10,000-$15,000
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MAXIMENKO |
Lot 107
NIKOLAI MAXIMENKO
(Russian b. 1924)
Spring
Oil on
board
Signed
on verso “Maksimenko N.A.”
15.75”
x 19.75” (40 cm x 50 cm)
Estimate $600-$800
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MAXIMENKO
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Lot 444
NIKOLAI MAXIMENKO
(Russian b. 1924)
Crimean
Village
In Spring
Oil on
board
Signed
with Cyrillic monogram HM
16” x
27”
Estimate $500-$750
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MCDONOUGH
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Lot 230
Attributed to IAN MCDONOUGH
(American 20th
century)
Landscape with Cedars
Oil on
board
Unsigned, verso with “Museum of Fine Arts” label named to the
artist.
17.5”x14”
Estimate $300-$500
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MCKAY
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Lot 410
FRANCIS H. MCKAY
(American b. 1880)
Early
Autumn Along the Shore
Oil on
canvas
Signed
lower right “F.H. McKay”
20” x
26”
Estimate $600-$800
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MEISCHKE-SMITH
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Lot 26
MEISCHKE-SMITH
(British 19th century)
Mother
Cat and Her Kittens
Oil on
canvas
Signed
lower left
12.75”
x 18” (32.5 cm x 46 cm)
Estimate $3,000-$4,000
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MELVILLE |
Lot 452
H.
MELVILLE
(British 19th/20th century)
Village at Dusk
Oil on
canvas
Signed
lower left “H. Melville”
24” x
36”
Estimate $300-$500
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METCALF
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Lot 215
CONGER METCALF
(American 1914-1998)
Mime
Figure
Graphite and oil wash on coated paper
Signed
lower right together with personalized letter from Conger
Metcalf to Mrs. Everist dated 1990
16” x
20”
Provenance: Mr. B. Everist, Sioux City, Iowa
Exhibited: Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Coe College, 1982 #6
Estimate $2,500-$4,000
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METCALF
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Lot 225
CONGER METCALF
(American 1914-1998)
Studies
of Heads – circa 1954
Graphite and oil wash on coated paper
Signed
upper right
10” x 14”
Estimate $800-$1,200
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METCALF
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Lot 412
CONGER METCALF
(American 1914-1998)
Woman
with Pearl Necklace
Graphite and oil wash on coated paper
Signed
lower right “Metcalf”
Verso
with dedicatory inscription dated 1970
9” x
9”
Estimate $750-$1,000
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MEYER
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Lot 409
MAURICE MEYER
(American b. 1917)
Coves
at Sunset
Oil on
canvas
Signed
lower left and titled on verso
24” x
36”
Estimate $300-$400
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MICHEL
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Lot 257
ANDRE
MICHEL
(French b. 1945)
Notre
Dame - Paris
Oil on
canvas
Signed
lower left
9.5" x
7.5"
Estimate $250-$500
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MOORE,
JOHN OF IPSWICH
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Lot 276
Attributed to JOHN MOORE OF
IPSWICH
(British 1820-1902)
Cottages in a Wooded Landscape with Figures
and
Off to the Fishing
Grounds
(a pair)
Oil on
artist board
The
first unsigned, the second initialed “J.M.” lower left
9.5” x
7.5” each
Estimate $1,000-$1,500
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MOREAU, AUGUST
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Lot 264
AUGUST MOREAU
(French 1855-1919)
Boy
being chased by a Goose
Bronze
with brown patina
Inscribed on base “Aug. Moreau”
Height
8.25” (21 cm) (excluding marble plinth)
Estimate $400-$600
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MOREAU, MATHURIN
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Lot 14
MATHURIN MOREAU
(French 1822-1912)
Return
from the Hunt
Bronze
with dark brown patina
Signed
on base “Moreau”
Height
18” (excluding plinth) (45.8 cm)
Estimate $1,500-$2,000
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MORI
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Lot 498
YOSHITOSHI MORI
(Japanese 1898-1992)
A
Warrior
Color
woodblock
Artist
signed in pencil lower right and with chop
11.75”
x 16.5” (sight)
Estimate $400-$600
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MORRIS |
Lot 21
ALFRED MORRIS
(British 19th century)
Sheep
in a Highland Landscape - 1878
Oil on
canvas
Signed
lower left and dated ‘78
28” x
36” (71 cm x 91.5 cm)
Estimate $2,500-$3,500
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MORRIS |
Lot 395
LINCOLN GODFREY MORRIS
(American 1887-1967)
Harbor
with Boats
Oil on
canvas board
Signed
lower left
Estimate $400-$600
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MULLARD |
Lot 251
JOSEPH ALBERT MULLARD
(British b. 1868)
Pony
Paddock
Oil on
board
Signed
lower left
17.25"
x 14.25"
Estimate $500-$700
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MULVANY |
Lot 434
After
JOHN MULVANY (American 1844-1906)
Kansas
Outlaw
or
The Preliminary Trial of a Horse Thief – Scene in a
Western Judge’s Court
Circa
1877
Color
lithograph on paper
Copyright 1877 by J.I Barr and C.W. Green, printed by Clay
Cosack & Co.
Signed
in the plate lower right
28.5”
x 21”
Estimate $400-$600
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NARANJO |
Lot 239
MICHAEL NARANJO
(American b. 1944)
Hoop
Dancer - 1972
Bronze
with dark brown patina
Signed
on base and dated 1972
Edition 10/12
Height
8.75”
Estimate $800-$1,200
Michael
Naranjo is a successful Native American sculptor of realistic
human figures. He was blinded by a grenade that exploded near
his face in 1968, while serving in the Vietnam War. While
recovering in a hospital in Japan, he began working with clay
and has become known as the “artist who sees with his hands”
and makes pieces that he intends for people to touch. In 1999,
he was honored as the Disabled American Veteran of the Year.
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NAUMBURG
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Lot 249
OTTO GUNTHER NAUMBURG
(German 1856-1941)
Sheep
Grazing
Oil on
canvas
Signed
lower left
27.3”
x 37.1” (70 cm x 95 cm)
Estimate $2,000-$3,000
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NEAPOLITAN
SCHOOL
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Lot 143
NEAPOLITAN
SCHOOL
(18th century)
St.
Anthony Receiving the Infant Christ from the Virgin Mary
– circa 1750
Oil on
copper
Perhaps a partial monogram lower right
12.75”
x 8.75” (32.5 cm x 22.2 cm)
Estimate $2,000-$2,500
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NECHAI |
Lot 83
STEPAN
NECHAI
(Russian b. 1941)
Tea
Time
Oil on
board
Signed
lower right in Cyrillic
7” x
6” (17.8 cm x 15 cm)
Estimate $400-$700
Nechai is a graduate of the Odessa Art College (1963) and the
Kiev State Art Institute. He i |