Nineteenth Century Theorem Landscapes, Schoolgirl Compositions, Large

New England, Possibly Deerfield Academy, Anonymous Artist

Nineteenth Century Theorem Landscapes, Schoolgirl Compositions, Large, Image 1

Outstanding pair of watercolors on velvet theorem paintings that were found years ago rolled in a closet; it appears that they have never been in direct sunlight. Theorems of this type are often attributed to the "Deerfield School" of Massachusetts.

Date: Circa 1820

Measurement: Frame: 26.25" by 29"; View: 22.75" by 25.25"

Material: Watercolors on brushed cotton [velvet].

Condition: Fine original condition; The frames are not original.

Reference: For a discussion of similar works in this medium from the Deerfield Academy, see Suzanne L. Flynt, Ornamental and Useful Accomplishments: Schoolgirl Education and Deerfield Academy, 1800-1830. Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association: Deerfield Academy, Deerfield, Massachusetts, 1988.

$6,250

SKU: 594-43

For More Information, Please Contact David Hillier at 978-597-8084 or email drh@aaawt.com.

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