Sale 2105
| Philadelphia
| Philadelphia
Estimate$3,000 – $5,000
Provenance:
R. H. Love Galleries, Chicago, Illinois.
Exhibited:
Huntsville, Alabama, Huntsville Museum of Art, American Images from the Turn of the Century: The Frigon Collection, December 10, 1995 - February 11, 1996 (also traveled to Chicago, R. H. Love Galleries, May 8-June 8, 1996).
Minor deposits of surface dirt and dust; canvas is strip lined and on non-original stretchers; instances of minor, hairline craquelure scattered through the center and lower left. Under UV light: an area of small dots of inpainting along the upper right edge; a vertical line of inpainting extending along the left edge; possible spots of inpainting within the white areas in the center left and lower left corner, although these areas of fluorescence may be a result of the purple pigment used. Additional images available upon request.
Framed: 26 1/2 x 32 1/2 x 3 in.
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Adam Veil
VP, Head of Department, American Art and Pennsylvania Impressionists