David Hagerbaumer Signed Print, 940 of 950, there is an additional script at the top of the print which includes the 1985 date and sent from the International Quail  More »

David Hagerbaumer Signed Print, 940 of 950, there is an additional script at the top of the print which includes the 1985 date and sent from the International Quail Foundation. Signed. 26.5" x 35". Attractively framed with glass front. Ready to hang.   « Less

19th Century Scottish School, Signed W. G. Stahl. Title: Highland Cattle in Mountain Pasture. Oil on Stretched Canvas. Period Water Gilt Frame. Signed Lower Right.  More »

19th Century Scottish School, Signed W. G. Stahl. Title: Highland Cattle in Mountain Pasture. Oil on Stretched Canvas. Period Water Gilt Frame. Signed Lower Right. Dimensions: 39.25" w x 29.25" h   « Less

Luigi Lucioni (Italian/American, 1900-1988) original painting of Red Barns near Lake Champlain, probably Shelburne, Vermont. Signed and dated lower right 1932. Oil on  More »

Luigi Lucioni (Italian/American, 1900-1988) original painting of Red Barns near Lake Champlain, probably Shelburne, Vermont. Signed and dated lower right 1932. Oil on artist board. Painting size: 9 7/8 inches x 13 7/8 inches, offered in a modern Arts and Crafts style gilded frame. Original condition, with no in-painting or restoration. This painting is one of Lucioni's early Vermont creations and is a slightly smaller version of the painting included by Stuart Embury in his book, "The Art and Life of Luigi Lucioni" (2006), as illustration 32.1, "Barns Near The Lake", from the collection of Dunbar W. Bostwick. Dunbar Bostwick was the son-in-law of Electra Havemeyer Webb. It is generally agreed that Electra Havemeyer Webb, the creator and founder of Vermont's famous Shelburne Museum, first introduced Lucioni to Vermont, when she commissioned a painting by him for her daughter's wedding and invited Lucioni to spend the summer of 1930 at her estate in Shelburne. Electra became Lucioni's greatest patron, and it seems probable that this painting was also commissioned by Electra for her daughter and son-in-law and that it depicts the Bostwick barns. Lake Champlain and the mountains of the Adirondacks are visible in the background on the left of the painting.   « Less

Bernard Corey (American, 1903-2000) landscape painting of a harbor at low tide. Oil on board, 9 inches x 14 inches. Signed lower right. Excellent condition; offered in a  More »

Bernard Corey (American, 1903-2000) landscape painting of a harbor at low tide. Oil on board, 9 inches x 14 inches. Signed lower right. Excellent condition; offered in a modern frame. Bernard Corey was born in Grafton, MA and became a teacher of art and a plein air landscape painter in oils and watercolor, who is best known for his many renderings of the New England countryside. He was a member of the Rockport Art Association, the North Shore Art Association, the Salmagundi Club, American Watercolor Society, and many other prestigious artists' organizations. His friends included Emile Gruppe, Aldro Hibbard, William Lester Stevens, and Stow Wengenroth. His paintings have become increasingly in demand in recent years.   « Less

Johannes Wilhelm van der Heide (Dutch, 1878-1956) landscape painting of sheepherder with flock of sheep by a barn. Oil on artist board. Signed lower right. Size: 15 1/2  More »

Johannes Wilhelm van der Heide (Dutch, 1878-1956) landscape painting of sheepherder with flock of sheep by a barn. Oil on artist board. Signed lower right. Size: 15 1/2 inches x 23 3/8 inches. Offered framed. Condition:some fine craquelure and minor chipping; no in-painting visible under UV examination.   « Less

Samuel Lancaster Gerry (American, 1813-1891) oil on canvas. Second half of 19th century. Size: 9.75 inches x 15.75 inches. A Hudson River School autumnal landscape painting  More »

Samuel Lancaster Gerry (American, 1813-1891) oil on canvas. Second half of 19th century. Size: 9.75 inches x 15.75 inches. A Hudson River School autumnal landscape painting by Samuel L. Gerry, who was also a prominent member of the White Mountain School. Gerry was born in Boston and was largely self-taught, though his work shows the influence of Hudson River School artists, such as Asher B. Durand and Thomas Cole. He established a studio in Boston in 1840, after returning from several years of travel in Europe. He made frequent painting excursions to New Hampshire during the 1840s and is known for his portrait, genre, landscape and animal subjects. He exhibited at the Boston Athenaeum and was a founder of the Boston Art Club, where he later served as president in 1858. He produced views of Boston and many New Hampshire landscapes. He died in Boston in 1891. Condition: The painting has been professionally cleaned and exhibits some minor in-painting and visible craquelure. Offered in its original gilt wood frame, which retains a partial label affixed to the verso that is difficult to decipher, but which gives his address at the Studio Building in Boston, where he had a studio from the 1860s to the 1880s, together with the original sales price of One Hundred Dollars. There is also a more modern white sticker marked MFA 776 (which might reference a past exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston). The painting is signed with a conjoined monogram in the lower right corner.   « Less

Landscape painting of a Vermont farm by Robert Shaw Wesson (American, 1902-1967), oil on canvasboard, circa 1940s. Size: 18" x 24". This painting depicts a  More »

Landscape painting of a Vermont farm by Robert Shaw Wesson (American, 1902-1967), oil on canvasboard, circa 1940s. Size: 18" x 24". This painting depicts a bucolic Vermont panorama with a farm and red barn set amidst a rolling pasture bordered by a stone wall and stream. The painting is in its as-found, unrestored condition. There are a few minor dark spots that could be removed with a professional cleaning. Robert Wesson was born in Worcester, Mass. and began painting late in life, studying with Stanley Woodward, Jay Connaway, and John Enser. He is best known for his renderings in oil of the New England countryside, and the rolling hills of Vermont were a favorite subject.   « Less

Jay Hall Connaway (American, 1893-1970) landscape painting of a Windswept Mountain.Oil on canvasboard.Circa 1950s.Size: 16" x 20".This painting was acquired from  More »

Jay Hall Connaway (American, 1893-1970) landscape painting of a Windswept Mountain.Oil on canvasboard.Circa 1950s.Size: 16" x 20".This painting was acquired from the artist's estate and is reported to have been painted in the area around Arlington, Vermont.it bears both a painted signature and an impressed signature in the lower right, together with a label from the artist's estate affixed to the reverse of the painting.Condition: some water damage in the upper left (no paint loss, but exhibiting minor buckling to the painted surface in areas) and being sold in as-found, unrestored condition.Connaway studied at the Art Students League in New York City under William Merritt Chase and in Paris at the Academie Julian and the Ecole des Beaux-Arts.He resided on Monhegan Island in Maine from 1931-1947 where he ran an art school.Later, he acquired a residence in Dorset, and then in Pawlet, Vermont, where he spent his summers until 1966.   « Less

Emile Albert Gruppe (American, 1896-1978) landscape painting of Vermont river in winter. Oil on artist board. Circa 1930. Size: 24" x 30". Excellent condition.  More »

Emile Albert Gruppe (American, 1896-1978) landscape painting of Vermont river in winter. Oil on artist board. Circa 1930. Size: 24" x 30". Excellent condition. Emile Gruppe studied at the National Academy of Design (NYC), at the Grange Chaumiere (Paris), and with John F. Carlson, Richard Miller, George Bridgman, Charles Chapman and Charles Hawthorne. Although he is best known for his depictions of harbors and coast lines along the North Shore of Massachusetts, he also had a home in Jeffersonville, Vermont, where he painted the countryside surrounding Mt. Mansfield.   « Less

Aldro Thompson Hibbard (American, 1886-1972) winter landscape painting titled "Up The Valley"; oil on artist board; 18" x 24"; signed lower right, titled on the reverse.  More »

Aldro Thompson Hibbard (American, 1886-1972) winter landscape painting titled "Up The Valley"; oil on artist board; 18" x 24"; signed lower right, titled on the reverse. Circa 1940. A classic winter scene by Hibbard, one of New England's best artists of the 20th century and an undisputed master of "plein aire" Vermont winter landscapes. This scene has been identified as the old Arthur E. Gleason farm on Rte. 30 in East Jamaica, VT (Hibbard's studio was located in Jamaica, VT). Only two of the buildings remain standing today, the barn and farmhouse having been torn down years ago. A small tag on the back notes that the painting was created in 1940. Offered in what is probably the original frame. Excellent condition.THIS ITEM HAS BEEN SOLD   « Less