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Landscape Painting
Oil on canvas
Signed Harrison Bird Brown (1831-1915)
1877

A lovely landscape painting by noted artist H.B. Brown, who was born at Portland, Maine and is known for White Mountain landscapes and maritime paintings. The work remains on original stretcher, and has been relined and cleaned; miniscule touches. (Frame: 23.75 x 39.75 inches; view: 19 x 35 inches)

$7,485

570-160

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Painting, Landscape with Lake and Mountains
Attributed to Alvan Fisher (1792-1863)
First Quarter 19th Century
Oil on canvas
Fisher was born in Massachusetts and was an early pioneer of landscape painting foreshadowing the Hudson River Valley School of painters - SOLD

As depicted, an example of Fisher's early work, mounted on original stretcher within original frame; the canvas prepared by Dechaux of New York. This painting will benefit by cleaning. (Frame: 32 x 27.25 inches; view: 26 x 21.25 inches)

492-62 - SOLD

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Autum Trees and Cottage
Walter Griffin (1861-1935)
Oil on canvas....signed lower right

(Frame: 29.75 x 23.75 inches; view: 23.5x 17.5 inches.)

$2,550

274-81

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Long Island Landscape Painting, late 19th Century
Oil on canvas in gold painted frame with one early patch on back
By William Moore Davis

Dimensions: 18.25 by 22.25-inch frame, 17.5 by 13.5-inch sight-size.

$1,100

767-18

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Mountain Scene With Sheep
By Edward Gay

Edward Gay was born in Ireland in 1837. Along with his parents he rode the great wave of Irish immigration following the Great Famine. The family settled in Albany, NY where Gay’s artistic talents were noticed and encouraged by local artists James and William Hart and George Boughton. Though by 1858 he had already exhibited in the National Academy of Design in NYC, in 1862 he traveled to Europe and studied in Germany under Johann Schirmer and Karl Friedrich Lessing. He returned to the United States in 1864. In 1867 he and his family moved to Mt. Vernon, NY. Here he painted numerous views of the bucolic landscapes surrounding his newfound home. He also painted a number of scenes of South Carolina, where his daughter had moved after her marriage. In 1905 he built a summer home in Cragsmoor in upstate New York. He also made frequent trips to Europe to paint. Though he began painting in the classic Hudson River School style, Gay eventually painted in the Barbizon manner. He was a member of the Century Association and the Union League Club of New York. His works are in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the New York Historical Society, and Westchester Woman’s Club, Brigham Young University, Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Union League Club of NYC and many others.

This oil on artists board painting is depicts a craggy mountain range with sheep in the foreground. The painting has a view area of approximately 9 x 12 inches and is mounted in a period gilt frame with an overall size of 18 x 15 inches. The varnished is deeply yellowed, but the painting is in otherwise excellent condition.

$2,800

110-114

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Mill Scene
Watercolor On Paper
Mid-Nineteenth Century

As depicted...with a couple small paper losses.
Frame: 19.5 x 15.75 inches; view: 16 x 12.25 inches.

$785

492-50

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Mountain Waterfall Painting
Oil on Board, Brooklyn frame maker label and remnants of note on reverse
Attributed to W R Miller

Dimensions: 12.75 by 10.5-inch frame, 7.75 by 5.5-inch sight-size.

$550

767-20

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Mountain Lake Landscape Painting
Oil on Canvas, original frame and stretcher
Late 19th century

Dimensions: 29.5 by 21.75-inch frame, 25.5 by 17.75-inch sight-size.

$1,295

767-27

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Marsh at Sunrise
By Charles Partridge Adams
Mixed Media on Paper

Mixed media painting on paper of a tranquil marsh at sunrise; muted greens and yellows; signed in red in lower left corner "Chas. Partridge Adams." Gilt frame, French mat. Excellent condition. Measures 13-inches by 15.5-inches framed; view area measures 5.75-inches by 8.5-inches.

$3,500

593-17

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Winter Landscape
Oil on Artist's Board
Circa 1896

Approximately 22 ½-inches x 16-inches framed, view area approximately 11 ½-inches x 18-inches. Wonderful primitive oil painting of a wintery Vermont landscape w/ people skating, large Gothic Revival building, wooden bridge, mountains in the background and a great winter sky at sunset. A portion of the original tag remains on the reverse of the artist's board ground. Inscribed, possibly in black ink, on the reverse of the frame is "Painted by Ruth Howard Matteson / Shaftsburg 1896." The 1880 U.S. census shows a Mrs Ruth Matteson, b. 1857, living with her husband Johnson Matteson, in Shaftsburg, Bennington County, Vermont.

$950

514-46

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Home In The Country
New England
Circa 1850
Oil on paper
As depicted...

Minor imperfections and paint losses at lower left; some soiling.
Frame: 16.25 x 12.5 inches; view: 12.5 x 8.75 inches.

$950

492-49

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