Fine 19th C German Genre Oil Painting Of Mischief Dachshunds Destroying An Accordian By Artist: J. Hartung Signed Lower Left Size: 20'' X 22'' Original Period Frame

Fine 19th C German Genre Oil Painting Of Mischief Dachshunds Destroying An Accordian By Artist: J. Hartung Signed Lower Left Size: 20'' X 22'' Original Period Frame   « Less

Superb Early 19th C English Regency Watercolor Of Three Children & A Cat Circa: 1810-1825 In A Gilt Wood Frame Under Period Glass. In An Excellent State Of Preservation.

Superb Early 19th C English Regency Watercolor Of Three Children & A Cat Circa: 1810-1825 In A Gilt Wood Frame Under Period Glass. In An Excellent State Of Preservation.   « Less

Superb Early 19th C English Regency Watercolor Of An Elegant Young Woman In A Pink Checked Silk Dress. In A Superb State Of Preservation In Original Gilt Lined Mahogany  More »

Superb Early 19th C English Regency Watercolor Of An Elegant Young Woman In A Pink Checked Silk Dress. In A Superb State Of Preservation In Original Gilt Lined Mahogany Frame. Circa: 1825-1835 Excellent Condition   « Less

19th C American School Oil Painting ''Stream In Forest'' Attributed Artist: Charles Henry Miller Born: March 20, 1842 in New York, and died: January 21, 1922 Listed As A  More »

19th C American School Oil Painting ''Stream In Forest'' Attributed Artist: Charles Henry Miller Born: March 20, 1842 in New York, and died: January 21, 1922 Listed As A Landscape Painter and etcher. He exhibited his first picture at the National academy of design when he was eighteen years of age, but it was not until some years later that he adopted painting as his profession. His earliest studies from nature were made on Long Island; Bayard Taylor called him ''The artistic discoverer: of the island. In 1867 he went to Munich to take up the serious work of preparation for the career of a painter. He became a puil of Adolf Lier (a pupil of Jules Dupre), at the bavarian royal academy, and later continued his studies in Vienna, Leipzig, Dresden, Berlin, and Paris. After three years abroad he returned to New York. He became an academician in 1875; was president of the New York Art Club in 1879; member of the society of American Artists, the Art Union, Municipal Art Society, New York Etching Club, Century, Lotos, and Republican Clubs; and a welcome contributor to all the important exhibitions, including the centennial., 1876, and two or three of the international expositions in Paris. Source citation: ''Charles Henry Miller.'' Dictionary of American Biography base set, American council of learned societies, 1928-1936. Excellent Condition   « Less

19th C American School Oil Painting Of Lake View At Sunset Signed Lower Left, E. Gloch Size of painting is 16'' X 10 1/4'' With Original Period Frame. Excellent Condition

19th C American School Oil Painting Of Lake View At Sunset Signed Lower Left, E. Gloch Size of painting is 16'' X 10 1/4'' With Original Period Frame. Excellent Condition   « Less

Fine 19th C American Landscape Oil Painting Artist: Roswell Morse Shurtleff (1838-1915) Size: 30'' X 40'' In Excellent Condition Contemporary Gilt Wood Frame. The artist:  More »

Fine 19th C American Landscape Oil Painting Artist: Roswell Morse Shurtleff (1838-1915) Size: 30'' X 40'' In Excellent Condition Contemporary Gilt Wood Frame. The artist: Roswell Morse Shurtleff was born in Rindge, New Hampshire and he died in NYC Addresses Were: Buffalo, N.Y. 1858-1859, Boston, 1860, NYC 1860-61, Hartford, Conn. 1869-75, then again NYC 1875-1915. Profession: Landscape And Animal Painter, Illustrator, Lithographer. He studied at Dartmouth College prior to 1857, Lowell Inst., Boston, 1858-59 Nad, 1860. Exhibited: NAD, 1872-190; Brooklyn AA, 1874-1886, Boston AC, 1877-1908, Pafa ann., 1881, 1888; Aic, 1888-1914; Pan-am Expo, Buffalo, 1902 (Medal); St. Louis Expo, 1904 (Medal); Awcs, 1910 (Prize); Corcoran Galleries Biennials, 1907-1912 (4 times) Member: Ana, 1880; NA 1890; Awcs; Sc, 18888; AQrtists Fund Soc.; Lotos Club. Work Adirondack Museum; CGA; NGa; MMA. Shurtleff Was An Architect''s Assistant in Manchester, N.H. in 1857; worked for lithographer in Buffalo, N.Y. in 1858-1859 and next moved to Boston where he drew for the engraver John Andrew. In 1860-1861 he worked in NYC as a magazine illustrator. He volunteered for service in 1861, was wounded in July and spent eight months in a southern prison. He returned to NYC and his work as a magazine illustrator. Married in 1867 and settled in Hartford, Conn. but began spending his summers in the adirondacks, at Keene Valley, N.Y. It was here that Shurtleff devoted himself to oil painting and took up the subject for which he became best known for forest interiors. He and John Lee Fitch were responsible for drawing a large group of other artist to the Keene Valley Region, including Winslow Homer, Alexander Wyant, James David Smillie, And Julian Alden Weir ( who built a studio on the lot next to Shurtleff)). contributed two western illustrations for beyond the mississippi. This biography is drawn from the ''Who was who in American Art'', the reference book on the cultural life in the United States.   « Less

Early 20th C American Oil Painting Titled: ''Old Cottage'' Artist: George Picknell (1864-1943) Signed Lower Right Size: 18'' X 24'' Artist was born in Springfield, Vermont  More »

Early 20th C American Oil Painting Titled: ''Old Cottage'' Artist: George Picknell (1864-1943) Signed Lower Right Size: 18'' X 24'' Artist was born in Springfield, Vermont in 1864 and died in Silvermine, Connecticut. Studied in Paris before 190 American Federation of Arts Salmagundi Club Member Silvermine Guild/Art Colony Society of Independent Artists Member Exhibitions: Art Institute Of Chicago - Exhibited, National Academy of Design - Exhibited Paris Salon, Pennsylvania Academy Exhibited, Silvermine Artists Guild, Society of Independent Artists Exhibit Teachers Were Benjamin Jean-Joseph Constant & Jules-Joseph Lefebvre & Art Students League of New York   « Less

Fine 19th C American Large Floral Oil On Canvas Still Life Of Peonies In A Vase With A Corner Table Exceptionally Lively Colors And Wonderful Detail Overall: 41 1/2'' X 46  More »

Fine 19th C American Large Floral Oil On Canvas Still Life Of Peonies In A Vase With A Corner Table Exceptionally Lively Colors And Wonderful Detail Overall: 41 1/2'' X 46 1/2''   « Less

19th C Artist: Adolphe Piot ''Young Girl Reading A Book'' Frame Size 22'' X 25'' and the canvas size is 15'' X 18'' Excellent Condition

19th C Artist: Adolphe Piot ''Young Girl Reading A Book'' Frame Size 22'' X 25'' and the canvas size is 15'' X 18'' Excellent Condition   « Less

Late 19th/Early 20th C American School Woodland Mountain Landscape Oil Painting Of A Woodland Interior With A Mountain View In New England or Hudson Highlands In New York  More »

Late 19th/Early 20th C American School Woodland Mountain Landscape Oil Painting Of A Woodland Interior With A Mountain View In New England or Hudson Highlands In New York State. Size 13'' X 17'' Artist: George McConnell (1852-1929) George McConnell was born in Steubenville, Ohio in 1852 and died in Portland, Maine in 1929. He studied portraiture in Philadelphia and New Yor. He also studied landscape painting with George Inness and continued his art training at the Academy Julien in Paris. In 1883, at the age of thirty-one, McConnell settled in Portland, Maine. He did commercial wor that he sold at various hotels and resorts. He painted a great variety of subjects, including coast and seascapes around portland as well as white mountain landscapes. His white mountain paintings date from 1892 to 1921. His portraits hang in six state capitols, including Maine''s McConnell was a frequent exhibitor at the portland society of art. Although a prolific artist, he earned the larger part of his income as a virtuoso banjo player and minstrel man. Overall excellent condition.   « Less