American School 19th century Portrait of the Honorable Judge Edward Emerson Bourne (1797-1873) of Kennebunk, Maine

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Edward Emerson Bourne lived and died in Kennebunk, Maine, and his Federal-era home, formerly the John Parsons house (built 1812), still stands. He is perhaps more famously known in relation to his daughter, Lizzie Bourne (1833-1855), who died tragically while attempting to climb Mt. Washington with her aunt and uncle.

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Purchased in 1958 from Joseph Gonier Antiques, Kennebunkport, Maine

Property of a Florida gentleman, formerly of Glen Cree, Kennebunkport, Maine

The consignor's colonial style home, Glen Cree, was featured in the magazine Colonial Homes, November-December 1985, and much of the collection was photographed.

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American School 19th century Portrait of the Honorable Judge Edward Emerson Bourne (1797-1873) of Kennebunk, Maine

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Provenance

Purchased in 1958 from Joseph Gonier Antiques, Kennebunkport, Maine

Property of a Florida gentleman, formerly of Glen Cree, Kennebunkport, Maine

The consignor's colonial style home, Glen Cree, was featured in the magazine Colonial Homes, November-December 1985, and much of the collection was photographed.

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American School 19th century Portrait of the Honorable Judge Edward Emerson Bourne (1797-1873) of Kennebunk, Maine

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American School 19th century Portrait of the Honorable Judge Edward Emerson Bourne (1797-1873) of Kennebunk, Maine