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Palm Beach Collections, Session I
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- Sale 989
Live
| Palm Beach
Jan 19 | 10:00 AM EST
Live
| Palm Beach
Sale 989
| Palm Beach
| Palm Beach
Estimate$400 – $600
The 1849 marriage between August Belmont I and Caroline Slidell Perry joined two historic American families. Belmont was an important financier, diplomat, political leader, patron of the arts, and founder of the Belmont Stakes, making him a defining figure of America’s Golden Age. Caroline Slidell Perry was the daughter of Commodore Matthew C. Perry, a member of the Perry naval dynasty and mastermind behind diplomatic relations and trade between Japan and western nations beginning in 1854. Ancestors of the Perry family arrived on the Mayflower and were prominent in the founding of Rhode Island.
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Donna Tribby is a senior specialist in the Southeast region at Hindman.
Ms. Tribby joined the firm in 2013 and has handled notable auctions and collections such as those of Phillip and Mary Hullitar and the Kennedy Winter White House. She uses her extensive experience on daily basis to evaluate property from large collections and estates across all categories. She has over 38 years of experience in the art world, previously serving as Vice President of the Catalogue and Appraisal department at Sloan & Company Fine Art Auctioneers and Director of a major Palm Beach gallery. After her tenure as director, she went on to open Waddington & Tribby Fine Art in Boca Raton and West Palm Beach.
Kate Stamm is the Associate Specialist, Regional Representative in the Hindman Palm Beach office.
Ms. Stamm joined the firm in 2017 and has handled large estate collections across the Southeast region, most recently bringing to auction the iconic Philip and Mary Hulitar Estate. Prior to joining the firm, Ms. Stamm lived in East Hampton where she worked as a private art consultant for various contemporary artists, including the Guggenheim Fellow Kasumi. She then worked for several boutique auction houses in Cleveland, Ohio and Washington D.C, eventually finding her way to Palm Beach. Ms. Stamm graduated from Wellesley College and later received her Master’s degree from Sotheby’s Institute of Art.
