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Lot 358 |
CHARLES ADDAMS
(American 1912-1988)
“Uncle Fester” pen and ink on paper, signed lower right “Charles
Addams”. 3”x5”.
Estimate $100-$200
Charles Addams worked as a sketch artist for “The New York Magazine”
for a period of nearly 50 years. Beginning in 1937 he created a series
of cartoon characters which would come to be known as the “Addams”
family. His drawings and his unique sense of humor were to become the
inspiration for the 1960’s Television Show, “The Addams Family”.
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Lot 3 |
STUDIO OF IVAN KONSTANTOVICH
AIVASOVSKY (Russian
1817-1900)
“ Shipwreck“ oil on canvas, 55.75”x39.5”.
Estimate $3,000-$5,000
Provenance:
Private collection, Paris, France.
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Lot 112 |
AMERICAN SCHOOL
(20th century)
“A Good Catch” oil on canvas, apparently unsigned. 30”x30”.
Estimate $300-$500
Apparently an advertising illustration, possibly for Hamm’s Beer. |
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Lot 321 |
AMERICAN SCHOOL
(20th century)
“Filling the Sails” circa 1930, watercolor on paper, signed lower
right “Gaugo”. 11.5”x9.5”.
Estimate $150-$250
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Lot 339 |
AMERICAN SCHOOL
(20th century)
“The Contest” and “Wonderful One”, a pair of paintings, circa 1930,
watercolor on paper, both indistinguishably signed lower right. Each
measures 11.75”x8.75”.
Estimate $200-$300
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Lot 318 |
AMERICAN SCHOOL
(20th century)
“American Sailing Ship” oil on board,
signed lower right “R. Smith”. 16”x12”.
Estimate $250-$500
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Lot 110 |
AMERICAN SCHOOL
(19th/20th century)
“An Epic Western Frontier
Retreat” possibly a WPA mural, oil on canvas laid down , unsigned. 17.5”x31”.
Contained in a carved and gilded Art Deco frame.
Estimate $1,000-$1,500
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Lot 98 |
AMERICAN SCHOOL
(19th century)
“A Naive Landscape” circa 1850, oil on
wood panel, apparently unsigned. 15”x20”. Unframed.
Estimate $300-$500
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Lot 313 |
AMERICAN SCHOOL
(20th century)
“California Coast” oil on canvas
board, apparently unsigned. 12”x9”
Estimate $150-$250
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Lot 365 |
AMERICAN SCHOOL
(19th Century)
“Indian Camp” oil on wood panel,
indistinguishably signed lower left. 10.5”x19.5”, unframed.
Estimate $200-$300
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Lot 100 |
AMERICAN SCHOOL
(circa 1915)
“Share Cropper’s Family and Cabin” oil
on board, unsigned. 19.75”x23”.
Estimate $300-$500
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Lot 355 |
AMERICAN SCHOOL
(20th century)
“A Cool Drink” oil on canvas, signed
lower right “HWAL”. 20.5”x17”.
Estimate $250-$350
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Lot 71 |
AMERICAN SCHOOL (20th century)
“A Sunlit Clearing in the Woods” oil
on canvas, indistinguishably signed lower left, and dated 1917.
20.5”x24.75”.
Estimate $800-$1,200
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Lot 99 |
AMERICAN SCHOOL
(19th century)
“Pick-a-Ninny’s Picnic” circa 1893, oil on paper, signed lower right with
initials “LMC” and dated ‘93. 12.25”x8.25”.
Estimate $350-$450
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Lot 348 |
AMERICAN SCHOOL
(20th
century)
“Winter Landscape”
circa 1940, oil on canvas, indistinguishably signed lower left.
21”x26”
Estimate
$400-$600
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Lot 356 |
AMERICAN SCHOOL
(19th/20th century)
“Floral Still
Life” circa 1920-1930, oil on board, apparently unsigned. 20”x16”
Estimate
$400-$600
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Lot 489 |
AMERICAN SCHOOL
(20th
century)
“Tying Up” circa
1930, oil on canvas, apparently unsigned. 10”x14”, unframed.
Estimate
$75-$125
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Lot 101 |
AMERICAN
SCHOOL
(circa 1840-1850)
“Pennsylvania Barnyard Scene” oil on canvas laid down, unsigned.
16.75”x23.75”
Estimate $500-$750
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Lot 362 |
AMERICAN
SCHOOL
(19th/20th
century)
“An American Primitive Painting of a Midwest Farm” oil on canvas,
apparently unsigned. 12”x16” unframed.
Estimate
$100-200
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Lot 102 |
AMERICAN
SCHOOL
(circa 1940)
“The Water Carrier” carved wood, in full round, signed “NY ART
PROJECT” and dated 1934. Height 56”.
Estimate
$4,000-$6,000
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Lot 103 |
AMERICAN
SCHOOL
(circa 1941)
“Motherhood” carved wood, in full round, dated 1941. Height 16”.
Estimate
$1,200-$1,800
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Lot 6 |
ALEXIS DE ANDREIS
(British/Belgian 19th century)
“The Valiant Cavalier” oil on canvas,
signed lower right “A. Andreis”. 32”x26”.
Estimate $800-$1,200
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Lot 92 |
ADEN F. ARNOLD
(American b.1901-)
“Moonrise” oil on canvas board, signed lower right “A. Arnold”.
14”x20”.
Estimate $400-$500
Aden F.
Arnold was born in Jefferson, Iowa. He received his Bachelor’s and
Master’s degrees in art from the University of Iowa. Arnold taught
Graphic and Plastic arts at the University of Iowa while exhibiting
his own works at institutions nationwide, including the Corcoran
Gallery and the National Academy of Design. Arnold was largely
praised for his skill as a painter and subsequently, many of his works
adorn the walls of Iowa’s government buildings.
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Lot 364 |
EVELYN PARKINSON AURAND
(American 20th century)
“The Close of the Day” circa 1943 oil
on wood panel, signed lower right “E. Aurand”. 26”x30”. Titled and
numbered on verso.
Estimate
$100-$200
Aurand was an
instructor of art at Western Union College, Le Mars, Iowa 1919-1922
and again from 1927-1933.
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Lot 13 |
CARL EMIL BAAGOE
(Danish 1829-1902)
“Ships at High Sea” oil on canvas
mounted on board, signed lower right “Carl E. Baagoe”. 9”x13”.
Estimate $700-$1,000
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Lot 62 |
ELIZA R. BARCHUS
(American 1857-1959)
“Mt. Hood” oil on artist board, signed
lower right “Barchus”. 10”x12”. Verso exhibits printed artist’s
label and is also stamped with title.
Estimate $800-$1,200
Eliza Barchus, termed by the Oregon
Legislature as “The Oregon Artist”, is believed to have painted as
many as 7,500 paintings in her 50 year painting career. Largely
self-taught, Barchus is believed to have only taken painting lessons
for a short while in her early twenties. The ambitious painter then
promoted her mountain landscape paintings to tourists by placing them
in prominent business locations. The majority of paintings sold by
Barchus were purchased by tourists to the Northwest who wanted a
souvenir to take home with them. Demand quickly grew for Barchus’s
landscapes, leading her to produce as many as 10 or more standard-size
paintings at a time in assembly-line fashion. Today her works garner
wide interests and are eagerly pursued by collectors coast to coast. |
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Lot 61 |
ELIZA R. BARCHUS
(American 1857-1959)
“Mt. Rainier” oil on canvas,
signed lower right “Barchus”. 24”x16”.
Estimate $1,000-$1,500
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Lot 78 |
GEORGE H. BARKER
(American b.1908-)
“Autumn Landscape” oil on canvas,
signed lower right “G.H. Barker”. 20”x26”.
Estimate $500-$700
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Lot 366 |
FAY M. BARNES
(American 19th/20th century)
“Fall Lake Landscape” oil on board,
signed lower right “F. M. Barnes 1917”. 5.5”x8.5”.
Estimate $200-$300
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Lot 244 |
AFTER ANTOINE LOUIS BARYE
(French 1795-1875)
“Tigre Marchant” circa 1900, bronze with brown
patina, signed on base “Barye”. Height 8.25”, Width 15.5”.
Estimate $750-$1,000
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Lot 287 |
HANS BAUER
(German 1883-1967)
“Town View with Bridge” oil on wood
panel, signed lower right “Hans Bauer”. 12.5”x16.75”.
Estimate $300-$400
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Lot 301 |
WILLIS H. BEALS
(American b.1859)
“Pond and Cottages” oil on canvas,
signed lower right “Willis H. Beals 1886”. 15.5”x9.25”.
Estimate $400-$600
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Lot 107 |
THOMAS HART BENTON
(American 1889-1975)
“Prodigal Son” lithograph on paper,
artist signed in pencil lower right “Benton”. 13”x10”.
Estimate $1,250-$1,500
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Lot 312 |
THOMAS HART BENTON
(American 1889-1975)
“Aaron” lithograph on paper, artist
signed in pencil lower right “Benton”. 12.75”x9.5”.
Estimate $1,000-$1,500
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Lot 223 |
P. BERGMANN
(German 19th century)
"Abraham Casting out Hagar and
Ishmael” oil on canvas mounted on board, signed lower right “P.
Bergmann”. 24”x20”.
Estimate $600-$800
This
painting illustrates the passage found in Genesis 21.14-20, after the
prophetess Sarah gave birth to Isaac. When Sarah noticed Ishmael,
Abraham's son by Sarah's maid servant Hagar, playing with Isaac, she
became angry, insisting that no slave child shall play with her
child. Abraham wass greatly distressed, as Ishmael and Isaac are both
his children. Taking pity on Hagar and Ishmael, Abraham gave Hagar
food and water to sustain her and he dismissed her into the wilderness
to satisfy Sarah's plea. |
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Lot 70 |
CHARLES WORDEN BETHELL
(American 1899-1951)
“Desert Landscape” oil on canvas,
signed lower left “Worden Bethell”. 20”x24”.
Estimate $500-$700
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Lot 69 |
CHARLES WORDEN BETHELL
(American 1899-1951)
“California Mountain Landscape” oil on
canvas, signed lower left “Worden Bethell”. 20”x24”.
Estimate $500-$700
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Lot 42 |
ADOLF BEYER
(German 1869-1953)
“Bazar Kuli Bombay” watercolor on
paper, signed lower left “A. Beyer Pegau 1901” and titled lower
right. 10”x6.75”.
Estimate $250-$350
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Lot 59 |
FRANK A. BICKNELL
(American 1866-1943)
“Marshland Clouds” oil on board,
signed lower left, “Frank A. Bicknell”. 12”x16”.
Estimate $1,500-$2,000
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Lot 303 |
FRED BIESEL
(American 1893-1954)
“Self-Portrait” and “Floral Still
Life” a pair of paintings, oil on wood panel, signed lower right “Fred
Biesel”. 14”x9” and 12”x11” (unframed). “Self-Portrait” is titled on verso.
Estimate $500-$750
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Lot 345 |
JOSEPH PIERRE BIRREN
(American 1865-1933)
“Oceanfront Overlook” oil on canvas
board, signed lower right “Joseph Birren”. 5.75”x9”.
Estimate $350-$450
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Lot 41 |
ATTRIBUTED TO SERGIO CIRNO BISSI
(Italian 1902-1987)
“Venetian Masquerade” a pair of paintings, oil on canvas laid down on
board. Each inscribed on verso “S. Bissi”, each measures
20”x20”.
Estimate $500-$750
**This lot was previously listed as Erma Zago and will be listed in the
printed catalog as such. The attribution of this pair of paintings has been changed due to a
recently discovered inscription not previously noted prior to
cataloging this lot. This is the most current information,
please note, it will differ from the entry found in the actual printed
catalog description. **
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Lot 95 |
LEO B. BLAKE
(American 1887-1976)
“New England Fall Landscape with
Covered Bridge and Carriage” oil on canvas board, signed lower right “Leo B.
Blake”. 9”x12”.
Estimate $600-$900
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Lot 115 |
LEO B. BLAKE
(American 1887-1976)
“Sunny Berkshire Birches” oil on
artist’s board, signed lower left “Leo B. Blake”. 18”x14”. With 1944
Salmagundi label on verso.
Estimate $600-$900
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Lot 310 |
ATTRIBUTED TO
RALPH A. BLAKELOCK
(American 1845-1919)
“Indian Camp at
Dusk” oil on wood panel, signed lower left “R.A. Blakelock”.
6.25”x8.25”
Estimate
$500-$1,000
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Lot 273 |
EDMUND BLAMPIED
(British 1886-1966)
“Les Deux Petites Verres” etching and
drypoint on paper, pencil signed lower left “E. Blampied”, pencil
numbered lower right “40/100”. Image size 10.25”x10.25”.
Estimate $300-$500
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Lot 12 |
ATTRIBUTED TO
EDWIN HENRY BODDINGTON
(British
1836-1905)
“Traveler’s Along a Roadside Stream with a Windmill in the Distance”, oil on canvas,
unsigned. 40 inches by 54 inches. Verso of canvas with the
stencil of Linus W. Stevens, 343 Broadway, New York; as well as the
stencil of G. Rowney and Co., 51 Rathbone Place, London.
Estimate
$5,000-$7,500
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Lot 15 |
A 19th century follower of
FRANCOIS BOUCHER (French 1703-1770)
“Beautiful Music” oil on canvas,
contained in a carved gilt-wood frame. 28.75”x36.5”.
Estimate $2,000-$3,000
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Lot 347 |
CLARENCE BRALEY
(American 1858-1925)
“River Landscape” watercolor on paper,
signed lower left “C. Braley”. 12.75”x21.75”.
Estimate $300-$500
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Lot 2 |
STUDIO OF JULES BRETON
(French 1827-1906)
“Pilgrims on their way to Santiago de
Compostela” oil on canvas, apparently unsigned. 15.5”x23.75”.
Estimate $2,000-$3,000
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Lot 81 |
NICHOLAS RICHARD BREWER
(American 1857-1949)
“In the Hills of Arkansas” oil on wood
panel, signed lower right "N.R. Brewer”. Verso inscribed with title
and artist’s signature. 12”x16”.
Estimate $600-$900
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Lot 51 |
ALFRED THOMPSON
BRICHER
(American 1837-1908)
“Mt. Washington from Conway Lake, White Mountains, New Hampshire”
watercolor on paper, signed lower left “A Bricher ‘79”. Verso
inscribed “Mt. Washington from Conway Lake, White Mountains., New
Hampshire”.
Encased in a beautiful Victorian gilt molded frame. 19”x30.25”
Estimate $6,000-$8,000
Alfred
Thompson Bricher was an important second-generation Hudson River
school painter who painted with Albert Bierstadt, William Morris Hunt,
Martin Johnson Heade and Fitz Hugh Lane. Bricher has been noted for
his ability to capture the natural ambience of the landscape in his
paintings, as in the offered lot, which have accurately recorded how
the land appeared in his own time.
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Lot 65 |
C. BRIELMANN
(American 19th/20th century)
“Herder with Sheep” oil on canvas,
signed lower right “C. Brielman ‘07”. 24”x32”.
Estimate $300-$500
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Lot 72 |
NICHOLAS P. BRIGANTI
(American 1895-1989)
“Sunset on the Frontier” oil on
canvas, signed lower right “N. Briganti”. 24”x36”.
Estimate $1,200-$1,800
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Lot 285 |
BRITISH SCHOOL
(20th century)
“Country Pond” oil on canvas, signed
lower right “Lample”. 25.5”x33.5”.
Estimate $200-$300
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Lot 332 |
HATTIE E. BURDETTE
(American d.1955)
“Still Life with Sandwich Glass Double
Base Dolphin Candlesticks in Light Blue” oil on canvas, signed lower
right “Hattie E. Burdette”. 25”x30”.
Estimate $600-$800
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Lot 263 |
A. CADET
(French 19th century)
“Harvesters” a pair of bronzed metal figures. Each signed on
base “A. Cadet”. One measures 28” tall, the other 27” tall.
Estimate
$350-$500
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Lot 482 |
AFTER PAUL CADMUS
(American 1904-1999)
“A Male Nude
Study” charcoal and pastel on paper, bears the signature “Paul Cadmus”
lower left.
12”x15.5”
Estimate
$150-$300
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Lot 320 |
ALEXANDER CALDER
(American 1898-1976)
“Ode to a Pyramid” color serigraph on
paper, margin inscribed in pencil “E.A.” lower left and artist signed
“Calder” in pencil lower right. 20”x12.75”.
Estimate $500-$750
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Lot 359 |
CALIFORNIA SCHOOL
(circa 1925)
“California Seascape – Laguna Beach”
oil on canvas board, unsigned. Inscribed “Laguna” on verso of both
frame and canvas board. 15”x18”.
Estimate $200-$300
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Lot 246 |
VITTORIO CARADOSSI
(Italian b.1861)
“Nymph” carved alabaster, signed verso
“Prof. V. Caradossi” and “Florenz”. Height 25”.
Estimate $1,500-$2,500
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Lot 91 |
W.A. CARSON
(American 19th/20th century)
“An Expansive Western Landscape with a Native American Figures”
oil on
canvas board, signed lower right “W.A. Carson”. 24”x36”.
Estimate $600-$800
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Lot 18B |
CHARLES ANTOINE
ALAIN CAZANAVE
(French 1882-1957)
“Still Life with Glazed Chinese Dancing Figures” pastel on paper,
signed lower right “Cazanave“. 34”x28”
Estimate
$600 - $1,200
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Lot 354 |
CHRISTINE CHAPLIN
(American b.1842-)
“Pine Forest” oil on board, signed
lower right “Christine Chaplin”. 7.5”x8.5”.
Estimate $200-$300
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Lot 116 |
SUSAN BROWN CHASE
(American 1868-1948)
“Floral Still Life” watercolor on
paper, signed lower left and lower right “Susan B. Chase”. 20”x16”.
Estimate $300-$400
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Lot 96 |
MARGARET A. CLAPP
(American 1887-1978)
“California Landscape with Eucalyptus
Trees” oil on canvas board, signed lower right “Margaret Clapp”.
22”x28”.
Estimate $500-$700
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