Paul Strayer

(American, 1885-1981)

Hunting Camp at Night

oil on canvas

signed Paul Strayer (lower left)

32 1/4 x 40 1/4 inches

Craquelure visible throughout, predominant in lower quadrants. Small point of paint loss in lower left quadrant, approximately 17 3/4 inches from bottom and 8 inches from right edge. Paint loss along all four edges, likely from framing. Area of more paint loss along right edge, approximately 8-12 inches from bottom right corner. Darkening/yellowing of varnish revealed under blacklight. UV light does not reveal any inpainting, no other conservation efforts detected. Framed dimensions: 36 3/4 x 44 3/4 inches. Please request additional images.

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