The Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum Exhibition Making It Last: Sustainable Fashion in Victorian America May 19 – November 6, 2022 295 West Avenue, Norwalk, CT www.LockwoodMathewsMansion.com
Historic Rock Ford – A Special Exhibit in the Snyder Gallery June 1 – October 30, 2022 881 Rockford Road, Lancaster, PA 17602 www.HistoricRockFord.org 717-392-7223
The Circa 1794 General Edward Hand Mansion and the John J. Snyder, Jr. Gallery of Early Lancaster County Decorative Arts Long Rifles of the American Revolution: How Lancaster County Craftsmen Helped Win the War Over 35 Long Rifles and Other National Treasures
Lark Mason Associates – Works By Thomas Rowlandson Online Auction September 6–28, 2022 227 E. 120th St, New York, NY www.iGAVELAUCTIONS.com Niki@larkmasonassociates.com 212-289-5524
NEW YORK CITY — Originally scheduled to take place last February, Lark Mason Associates announced that the works by Thomas Rowlandson (British, 1756-1827) from an American collector will open for bidding on iGavelAuctions starting September 6 through September 28. More than 300 drawings, prints and books by Rowlandson comprise 70 lots. Rowlandson is celebrated for ushering in the golden age of British caricature art at the turn of the Nineteenth Century. Rowlandson produced many sardonic illustrations in ink and watercolor that skewered powerful political figures such as the Duchess of Devonshire, William Pitt the Younger and Napoleon Bonaparte and depicted contemporary events in a humorous robust and bawdy style. Rowlandson’s drawings of life in Georgian England exposed human foibles and vanity with sympathy and rollicking humor, and he achieved success selling these prints and watercolors to wealthy collectors. However, for much of his life he was an inveterate gambler and had to produce a flood of his comic prints to stay ahead of financial losses. Among the highlights are “True Love, Older Man with a Younger Lady,” watercolor and ink on paper ($10/15,000); “Miseries of Travelling,” watercolor and ink on paper ($10/15,000); “Robbers Surrounding Mother and Child,” pen and paper, and two related etchings ($4/6,000); Caricature Magazine , hand-colored etchings bound in original brown printed cover ($1,5/2,500); and six hand-colored etchings in miseries series ($300/500). “We are delighted to offer this recently discovered cache of satiric drawing and prints by the renowned British caricaturist Thomas Rowlandson,” said Lark Mason. “Underscoring the adage ‘the more things change, the more they stay the same,’ Rowlandson’s drawings reflect many of the same issues we confront today — whether it’s sitting through a long boring dinner, observing an older gentleman with a younger woman or dealing with overcrowded public transportation. According to Mason, the sale was delayed at the last minute because of some issues with the artist’s estate. The prints and drawings will be on view, by appointment only, at Lark Mason Associates, 229 East 127th Street, Monday through Friday, 10 am to 5 pm. For additional information, www.igavelauctions.com or 212-289-5524.
Thomas Rowlandson, Miseries of Travelling, Watercolor & Ink on Paper
Keenan Auction Company – Public Timed Auction Online bidding begins: September 11 at 9 am Lots Start Closing: September 26 at 1 pm North Yarmouth, ME www.proxibid.com Tel: 207-885-5100 Fax: 207-885-5877
Surplus items to the ongoing needs of skyline farm carriage museum. 45+ Antique horse drawn carriages and sleighs
Watercress Springs Estate Sales – Contemporary & Transitional Online Auction Online Now Through September 23 Westport, CT watercresssprings.com/upcoming-sale/ 917-686-8201
Salvi Pedal Harp, Asian Harp, Asian Antiques & More
Bailey’s Honor Online Auction Closing October 4th Dousman, Wisconsin www.baileyshonor.com
Americana Folk Art, Outsider Art (Tolliver, Suddath, RA Miller), Face Jugs and Indigenous People’s Baskets, Jewelry & Sculpture
Lark Mason Associates – Furniture, Fine & Decorative Works Of Art Online Auction September 22–October 11, 2022 www.iGAVELAUCTIONS.com Libby@larkmasonassociates.com 212-289-5524
(L) Albrecht Durer, Woodcut, The Birth of the Virgin, 1503 (R) Milanese Console with Painted Top, Italy, 18th Century
Leone’s Auction Gallery – Estate Auctions Every Other Friday September 23 2 Wedgewood Dr, Jewett City, CT 860-376-3935 or 860-642-6248 www.leoneauctioneers.com
FLEA MARKET Eastern CT’s Largest Indoor/Outdoor Flea Market College Mart Flea Market OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 9-4
32nd Annual Scrimshaw & Nautical Antiques Weekend September 23, 24 & 25 Waypoint Event Center | Fairfield Inn & Suites | New Bedford MA www.antiquescrimshawcollectors.org 818-522-0659
Sponsored by Antique Scrimshaw Collectors Association For more information & registration: www.antiquescrimshawcollectors.org Dealer space available: 818-522-0659 Special Thanks…Eldred’s Auction Gallery
Cottone Auctions – Fine Art & Antiques Auction September 23rd at 12 pm 120 Court Street, Geneseo, New York 14454 www.cottoneauctions.com 585-243-1000
GENESEO, N.Y. — Cottone Auctions’ late summer fine art and antiques auction on Friday, September 23, will feature items from the estate of Howard D. Booher Sr of Atwater, Ohio; the private Tiffany lamp collection of Rich and Pat Garthoeffner of Lititz, Penn., the estate of Al Turner, Bonita Springs, Fla.; and items from private institutions, estates and individuals. The auction, online-only and beginning at noon Eastern time, is packed with more than 200 lots. Booher was the founder and chief executive officer of East Manufacturing Corporation for 54 years, an avid collector with an affinity for works by Tiffany Studios and Duffner & Kimberly. Over his lifetime, Booher amassed a noteworthy collection of early Twentieth Century lighting and leaded glass windows. Duffner & Kimberly examples from the Booher collection include a rare Italian Renaissance table lamp with a 24-inch shade ($40/60,000); a Renaissance floor lamp; an Elizabethan table lamp; a Greek table lamp; and a rare counterbalance lamp. The estate also includes a historically important John La Farge (American, 1835-1910) Aesthetic lantern ($30/50,000). Booher’s many works by Tiffany Studios include a documented leaded glass window of Boy David among luxuriant foliage, 6 feet 2 inches by 3 feet 4 inches ($50/80,000); and a rare Turtleback tile lantern ($30/50,000). Tiffany Studios lamps from the collection of Rich and Pat Garthoeffner will be highlighted by a Peony lamp with an 18-inch shade ($40/60,000); and a Poinsettia lamp with 18-inch shade ($30/50,000). A Tiffany jeweled Dragonfly lamp with 14-inch shade ($30/50,000) will also be offered ($30/50,000). Finishing off the Tiffany is a documented leaded glass Romanesque ornamental window, circa 1890, from a private Chicago collection, at 8 feet 5 inches by 4 feet 9½ inches ($50/80,000); an attributed suite of mahogany and leaded glass wisteria trellis doors, circa 1920 ($75/125,000); and three Moorish filigree screens, attributed to Louis C. Tiffany Company, Associated Artists (1881-1883) ($75/125,000). The Twentieth Century design, paintings and prints will include an Alexander Calder (American, 1898-1976) gouache on paper titled “The Beams,” from Perls Galleries New York, acquired by a private collection in New York in 1966 ($40/60,000); and a cloud-form stacked and laminated walnut sideboard made in 1979 by Wendell Castle (American, 1932-2018) from the estate of Esther Germanow in Pittsford, N.Y. ($15/25,000). Also offered will be a signed screenprint on wallpaper by Andy Warhol (American, 1928-1987), titled “Cow” (F. & S. II.11A), 46 by 29½ inches ($5/8,000); an oil painting by Jean Dufy (French, 1888-1964) titled “Les Cavaliers au Bois,” 22 by 18 inches ($10/15,000); and a magic realism work by T. Lux Feininger (German/American, 1910-2011) titled “The Cuyahoga Engine,” 20 by 29 inches ($10/15,000). Highlights of the European painting and decorative arts category will feature a rare enconchado, oil and mother-of-pearl on panel attributed to Miguel & Juan Gonzalez, Mexican School, Seventeenth/Eighteenth Century, of Saint Simon the Zealot, 26¼ by 19½ inches ($3/5,000); and a Seventeenth Century oil on canvas English portrait, School of Van Dyke, 35¼ by 28¾ inches ($5/8,000). Silver will feature a rare pair of Gorham sterling silver Art Nouveau candelabra from the 1904 St Louis World’s Fair, 13¾ by 14 by 4¾ inches ($15/25,000); a Tiffany & Co. English King sterling silver flatware service ($10/15,000); and a Japanese Export silver and enamel Wisteria bowl, circa 1900, by Sanju Saku, Yokohama, 4¾ by 8¾ inches ( $2/4,000). Estate jewelry will feature a 3.65-carat marquise brilliant cut diamond ring ($20/30,000); a 5.66-carat emerald cut diamond ring ($25/50,000); and a lady’s Art Deco platinum, 4.55-carat emerald and 7.78-carat diamond bracelet ($8/12,000). A rare Chinese Ming-style blue and white ewer, with the mark and period of Qianlong (1736-1795), hand-painted porcelain will lead Asian items ($50/80,000). The ewer was given by the Dowager Empress Cixi (1835-1908) to the Honorable Edwin H. Conger (1843-1907) and Mrs Sarah (Pike) Conger, American envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to China. It has remained in the family ever since. Also sold will be a pair of Eighteenth Century Chinese export hexagonal porcelain vases, 16-5/8 inches tall ($4/6,000). Live, in-gallery previews are available by appointment only and will be conducted in the Cottone Auctions gallery at 120 Court Street. For additional information, www.cottoneauctions.com or 585-243-1000.
Alexander Calder, Gouche on Paper. Est. $40,000-$60,000 Peony Lamp, Est. $40,000-$60,000 Wendell Castle Cloud Form Sideboard Est. $15,000-$25,000 Poinsettia Lamp, Est. $30,000-$50,000 Dragonfly Lamp, Est. $30,000-$50,000 Gorham Silver Art Nouveau Candelabras, Est. $15,000-$25,000 Attr. Louis C. Tiffany Company, Associated Artists (NY, 1881-1883) (3) Moorish Filigree Screens: Jeweled glass and bronze-dust coated copper wire. A similar example can be found at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond. Max: 51 x 78 in. Est. $75,000-$125,000 Tiffany Studios, New York Leaded Glass Romanesque Ornamental Window, circa 1890: 8 ft. 5 in. x 4 ft. 9 in. Literature: Alastair Duncan, Tiffany Windows, The indispensable book on Louis C. Tiffany’s masterworks, 1980, p. 217mEst. $50,000-$80,000 Attr. Tiffany Studios, New York Wisteria Trellis Doors, circa 1920: Mahogany and leaded glass. Glass in a latticework pattern beneath a blooming Wisteria vine. A similar example can be found at the Chrysler Museum of Art, Object number: 82.144. Doors 29 1/2 x 86 in. Sides 18 x 86 in. Est. $75,000-$125,000
Rare 18th C Ming-style Ewer Est. $50,000-$80,000 History of the Indian Tribes of North America by Thomas McKenney and James Hall, Vol. 1 & 2 Est. $15,000-$25,000 John La Farge (American, 1835-1910) Lantern Est. $30,000-$50,000 Duffner & Kimberly Italian Renaissance Table Lamp Est. $40,000-$60,000 Attr. to Thomas Chambers (American 1808-1866) Est. $3,000-$5,000 T. Lux Feininger (1910 – 2011) “The Cuyahoga Engine” Est. $10,000-$15,000 Fine Isaac Schoonmaker Tallcase Clock, Paterson, NJ Ferdinand Bol (1616-1680) Copper Plate Est. $10,000-$15,000
The Original 179th Semi-Annual York, PA Antiques Show & Sale September 23 & 24 Friday-10 am to 6 pm Saturday-10 am to 5 pm Memorial Hall East: 334 Carlisle Avenue, York, Pennsylvania 17404 www.theoriginalyorkantiquesshow.com 302-875-5326 Show Phones: 717-718-1097 and 302-542-3286
YORK, PENN. — The Original 179th Semi-Annual York Antiques Show & Sale is scheduled for Friday and Saturday, September 23 and 24, at Memorial Hall East, located within the York Fairgrounds Convention & Expo Center. This popular event will feature 75 exhibitors in room settings offering a breadth of antiques, including Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century period American and English furniture, American country pieces in original paint and decoration, early porcelain and pottery, Oriental carpets, quilts, hooked rugs, samplers and other textiles, lighting, vintage holiday items, including Halloween and Christmas, historic ephemera, early kitchen and fireplace pieces, Native American artifacts, pueblo pottery and baskets, estate jewelry, vintage toys and more. Melvin L. Arion, show promoter, does an outstanding job of assembling top-notch participants, while keeping the variety as broad as possible to ensure that nearly anyone can find a “new” treasure at York. In addition, all major credit cards are accepted, making buying as convenient as possible. Because of the superb overall quality of merchandise offered here, the York show is considered one of the premier antiquing events in the mid-Atlantic region. Also, according to Arion, it’s the second oldest antiques show in the United States. The hours on Friday are 10 am to 6 pm and on Saturday 10 am to 5 pm. Visitors should note that the show is two days long this time, not three as in previous years. Parking is free. The building is smoke-free and air-conditioned, and food will be available. Admission is $10 per person, $9 with this article or an ad. All CDC protocols regarding Covid-19 will be strictly followed. The York Fairgrounds Convention & Expo Center is at 334 Carlisle Avenue. For information, www.theoriginalyorkantiquesshow.com or 302-542-3286 (during the show only at 717-718-1097.
75 Selected Exhibitors featuring 18th & 19th Century American, English, Primitive and Period Furniture and Accessories Fine Early China and Glassware • 18th & 19th C Silver Chinese Export Porcelain • Oriental Rugs • Fine Antique Jewelry Antique Toys • Pewter • Early Kitchen & Fireplace Accessories • Historic American Militaria American & English Samplers • Navajo Rugs, Pueblo Pottery, Baskets and Native American Artifacts GENERAL ADMISSION $10.00 EACH – WITH THIS AD $9.00 EACH List Of Exhibitors: Michael Gunselman: Centreville, DE H. and L. Antiques: Princeton, NJ Jane Langol: Medina, OH Lisa S. McAllister: Clear Spring, MD Stonecrop Antiques LLC: Mount Crawford, PA John Kolar: Lebanon, PA Kelly Kinzle: New Oxford, PA Thomas Restoration, Ltd: Laurel, MD Scott Buchanan Pottstown, PA Greg K. Kramer & Co. Robesonia, PA Joseph J. Lodge Lederach, PA James Island Antiques Charleston, SC James L. Price Carlisle, PA Gene and Carol Rappaport Lancaster, PA Marc Calciano Clifton Heights, PA William R. and Teresa F. Kurau Lampeter, PA Stephen Score Boston, MA Joan Staufer Catskill, NY B. Hannah Daniel Athens, AL Randi Ona Wayne, NJ Frank Gaglio Rhinebeck, NY The Norwoods’ Spirit of America Timonium, MD James Grievo Stockton, NJ Hanes & Ruskin Niantic, CT Antiques From Home Bathesda, MD Steven F. Still Manheim, PA Hilary & Paulette Nolan Falmouth, MA Jon Mehl York, PA Chris & Bernadette Evans Waynesboro, VA Jewett-Berdan Antiques Newcastle, ME Neverbird Antiques Surry, VA Barometer Fair Sarasota, FL Blowing Rock, NC Pat & Rich Garthoeffner Lititz, PA John H. Rogers, LLC New London, NH Daniel & Karen Olson Newburgh, NY Fryling’s Antiques Green Lane, PA Air Conditioned Mark and Kelli Saylor Design Cape May, NJ Richard M. Worth Centreville, DE Larry Thompson Atlanta, GA Marc Witus Gladstone, NJ Beaver Creek Antiques & Arms Dillsburg, PA Soheil Oriental Rugs Roslyn, NY The Hanebergs Antiques East Lyme, CT Marvin Wies Folk Art & Antiques Baltimore, MD Betty H. Bell Dallas, TX Lana Smith Louisville, KY Perkins and Menson Ashby, MA Stephen • Douglas Antiques Rockingham, VT Newsom & Berdan Antiques Thomasville, PA Steve Smoot Antiques & Navajo Textiles Lancaster, PA Scott Bassoff • Sandy Jacobs Swampscott, MA Robert Conrad Yeagertown, PA Sorisio’s Antiques Leechburg, PA Nancy and Gene Pratt Victor, NY A Bird In Hand Florham Park, NJ Pat and Don Clegg East Berlin, PA Ziebarth’s Antiques Avoca, WI Firehouse Antiques Galena, MD
Rago Arts – Modern Design Auction September 23 333 North Main St Lambertville NJ 08530 www.ragoarts.com info@ragoarts.com 609-397-9374
Marty Sheerer for Newcomb College Pottery Important lamp with Louisiana Irises estimate $100,000–125,000
Soulis Early Fall Gallery Auction September 23 Lone Jack / Kansas City, Missouri www.SoulisAuctions.com 816-697-3830
LONE JACK, MO. — A Met-exhibited artwork by the influential German Secessionist painter Franz von Stuck (né Franz Stuck, 1863-1928) has been rediscovered after being out of public sight for more than a century. Titled “Lauschende Faune” (Listening Fauns), the circa 1899 oil on panel with a distinguished history of museum exhibition is now known to have spent the last 60 years in a Kansas City residence. There, it was displayed by two consecutive generations of the same family, who were unaware of its background or true value. Soulis Auctions has been selected to sell the painting, without reserve, on the family’s behalf. It will be offered in a September 23 gallery auction, with all forms of remote bidding available. Until now,” Lauschende Faune,” whose alternative title is “Belauscht” (translation: “overheard” or “eavesdropped on”), had been documented in black and white only, first appearing in the German art journal Die Kunst in 1904. In 1909 it was depicted in The International Studio – An Illustrated Magazine of Fine and Applied Art as part of a nine-page article by Christian Briton titled “The Collection of Hugo Reisinger: German and American Pictures.” Also in 1909, the painting was exhibited for seven weeks at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Remains of the label from that exhibition remain on verso. The exhibition’s catalog identified it as being the property of Hugo Reisinger, a banker, businessman and prominent art collector who was married to the daughter of St Louis, Mo., brewery baron Adolphus Busch. Reisinger was also a member of the Met’s board of directors at the time. Later that year, “Lauschende Faune” was exhibited at both the Chicago Institute of Art and the Copley Society in Boston; but after that its next known museum appearance was not until 1919, when it was displayed at Dallas Art Association’s “First Annual Exhibition: Contemporary International Art.” “The ten-year hiatus was almost certainly attributable to the unfortunate effect World War I had on German art in general,” said Dirk Soulis, owner of Soulis Auctions. “There can be no other explanation, because in 1909, Stuck was at the pinnacle of his career. He was famous as the cofounder of the Munich Secession, had won a Gold Medal at the 1900 Exposition Universelle in Paris, and had even been awarded the Order of Merit of the Bavarian Crown in 1906. He was also in demand as a teacher, with students like Paul Klee, Wassily Kandinsky and Josef Albers. But even years after the First World War ended, German art remained unfashionable and never had time to recover because of Germany’s aggressive role in World War II.” The Art Loss Registry has been instrumental in tracing the early years of “Lauschende Faune’s” ownership, starting with Galerie Heinemann, Stuck’s primary representative, which received it on August 9, 1899. The gallery sold the painting five days later to Hugo Reisinger, who is known to have been its owner until at least 1908. The next change in ownership was noted in the catalog for the aforementioned 1919 museum exhibition in Dallas, where the owner was shown as Edward A. Faust, a prominent St Louis restauranteur who was connected to Adolphus Busch by marriage. “And that is where the trail ran cold,” said Soulis. “For the next 100 years, the painting was neither exhibited nor published. No one knew where the painting was located or who owned it until 2021, when it was rediscovered in the Kansas City mansion of the late Colonel and Mrs S.D. Slaughter.” The Stuck painting was found together with a large British equestrian artwork which had documentation showing the Slaughters had purchased it in St Louis in 1964. No receipt for the Stuck was found, however the Slaughters’ grandsons, who jointly own the painting, have confirmed its existence in their grandparents’ home beginning sometime in the 1960s. The 36½-by-33½-inch painting is presented in its original gilt frame custom-crafted by Hans Irlbacher of Munich, with the atelier’s label on verso. “The next owner may choose to have the painting professionally cleaned, which would reveal the image as seen in the photograph that appeared in the 1904 edition of Die Kunst . We decided to leave the painting untouched so the winning bidder can decide if and where they wish to have it restored.” “Lauschende Faune” (Listening Fauns) will be offered without reserve at Soulis Auctions’ gallery in Lone Jack. The estimate is $75/125,000, and the minimum opening bid is $50,000. All forms of remote bidding will be available, including absentee, phone and live via the internet. Soulis Auctions is at 529 West Lone Jack Lee’s Summit Road. For additional information, www.soulisauctions.com or 816-697-3830.
Ten Pencil Signed Lithographs byThomas Hart Benton Kent Townsend Pau Ferro Table An Important Work by Franz Von Stuck (1863 – 1928) James Burnett (1949-2016) Acrylic on Canvas A 23-Piece Graff, Washbourne & Dunn Sterling SilverTable Service Very Fine Pair, Manner of Jean Baptiste Oudry (1686-1755) Fine 19th Century Sevres Wine Coolers Hermann Herzog (1832 – 1932) oil on Canvas 18th Century Dutch Marquetry Card Table Pair with Inlay Philip Mercier (168991 – 1760) Double Portrait of John and Thomas Young French Cameo with Enameled Rim Signed Daum Nancy A Seven Bell Music Box Signed F. C. LeCoultre Eugenie Wireman (1874 – 1961) Original Illustrations Signed Jacob Petit A Very Rare ‘Visage au Feuilles’ Gold Medallion after Pablo Picasso Classical Maiden and Animalier Bronze Sculptures Sevres Pair 33 Inches 18th Century Italian Stephen Robin (1944 – 2018) The Dial Signed William Dawes Elizabethtown Bernard Chaet (1924-2012) Oil on Canvas
Thomaston Place Auction – 2022 Fall Coin Auction September 23 & 24 at 10 am www.thomastonauction.com info@thomastonauction.com 207-354-8141 Preview September 21 & 22 – REGISTER
Over 1000 fresh-to-market coins and currency from safety deposit boxes, under the bed, and other unusual places. There is something for everyone-from the casual hobbyist, to the serious collector! • 1836 GOBRECHT DOLLAR • 1907 ST. GAUDENS $20 GOLD COIN • 1793 FLOWING HAIR WREATH CENT • 1798 $5.00 GOLD CAPPED • SCARCE 1820 CAPPED BUST HALF DOLLAR • LAFAYETTE DOLLAR COMMEMORATIVE • INNUMERABLE PIECES OF OBSOLETE CURRENCY
Tag Along Estate Sale – Mediterranean Estate In New Rochelle September 23 & 24: 10 am – 4 pm 90 Wellington Avenue, New Rochelle, N.Y.
Overflowing with Mid-Century furniture: dining table and 8 chairs, teak breakfront & server, teak cabinet, Lucite coffee table, Lucite game table, Kagan style carved sofa, pair armchairs, modern pole lamp, standing lamps, leather chair & ottoman, huge amount of ART BOOKS, leather books, books, several sets Rosenthal china, sterling, crystal, jewelry, ceramics, sculptures, rock collection, large owl collection, linens, clothing, Carner fixture, bar stools, nesting tables, paintings, prints, rugs, bedroom furniture, legal glass front cabinets, New outdoor furniture, generator, tools, Lucite string chandeliers, vintage wooden outdoor bench, kitchen full.
Stephen Score Exhibiting At The Original Semi-Annual 179th York Antiques Show and Sale September 23 & 24 York Fairgrounds Convention & Expo Center, Memorial Hall East 334 Carlisle Avenue, York Pennsylvania stephenscoreantiques@gmail.com
A fine and rare crewelwork Man’s Wallet for Gideon Woodwell, dated 1774 Dimensions: W. 9 1/2” x H. 5 “ Gideon Woodwell, Newburyport Militia Captain and shipbuilder (1720-1790), established Woodwell Shipyard about 1762 and assisted in the construction of the U.S. Constitution ~ “Old Ironsides.” Possibly made by Gideon’s daughter, Alice Woodwell. Descended in the Little Family of Newbury.
Santa Fe Art Auction – Contemporary Art, Design & Photography Auction September 23-24 932 Railfan Road, Santa Fe, NM 87505 www.santafeartauction.com info@santafeartauction.com 505-954-5858
Erin Cone (b. 1976), Eclipse oil on canvas, 46 x 44 x 1 1/4 in. Estimate: $3,000 – $5,000
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