FREDERICK SEXTON
(American, 1889-1975)
Connecticut Farmstead
Oil on board, 12" x 16"
Framed size 19" x 23"
Signed lower right

Frederick Sexton was an Connecticut impressionist painter who was associated with the Old Lyme art colony.  He studied at Yale and was a pupil of J. H. Weir and A. V. Tack.  He exhibited extensively, including entries at the National Academy of Design, the Salmagundi Club, and the Conn. Academy of Fine Arts.  The work is presented in a new hand-carved and hand-gilded frame.

$1600

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EVERETT LLOYD BRYANT
(American, 1864-1945)
Still Life with Flowers
Oil on canvas, 20" x 24"
Framed size 30" x 34"
Signed lower left

Everett Lloyd Bryant was studied in Paris and London and later at the PAFA under Thomas Anschutz and William M. Chase.  Bryant and his artist wife Maude Drein Bryant moved to Baltimore in 1909 and spent many years working along the East coast before moving to Los Angeles in 1930.  Bryan was well known for his still lifes and won a silver medal for his floral paintings at the 1915 Panama Pacific Exposition.  He is represented in many public collections, including those of the Los Angeles Co. Art Museum, the PAFA, and the Minneapolis Art Institute.

$1800

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FRITZ HOFFMAN
(American, 1930-2008)
"Blue Water"
Watercolor on paper
21" x 29" image size
Framed size 32" x 40"
Provenance: the artist's estate

Fritz Hoffman studied at Ohio State, CCAD, and with with John Pike, the prominent Woodstock, NY artist. Fritz was a founding member and past president of the Columbus Watercolor Society and also a board member of the Ohio Watercolor Society.  He exhibited in both Societies annual shows and in national exhibitions in which he won many major awards.  Although he was a Columbus, Ohio painter he worked extensively in Maine and excelled at harbor scenes and views of the Maine coast.  His body of work spans a 50 year period and his paintings are found in collections throughout the East and Midwest.

$1250

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FRITZ HOFFMAN
(American, 1930-2008)
"Another Day"
Oil on canvas, 18" x 24"
Framed size 26" x 32"
Signed lower right, titled verso
Provenance: the artist's estate

Fritz Hoffman studied at Ohio State, CCAD, and with  with John Pike, the prominent Woodstock, NY artist. Fritz was a founding member and past president of the Columbus Watercolor Society and also a board member of the Ohio Watercolor Society.  He exhibited in both Societies annual shows and in national exhibitions in which he won many major awards.  Although he was a Columbus, Ohio painter he worked extensively in Maine and excelled at harbor scenes and views of the Maine coast.  His body of work spans a 50 year period and his paintings are found in collections throughout the East and Midwest.

$1600

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WALTER WHITCOMB THOMPSON
(American, 1882-1948)
"Edge of the Woods"
Oil on panel, 9" x 12"
Framed size 15" x 17"
Signed lower left
Titled, signed, and dated 1924 verso

Walter Thompson studied in Florida and Boston and was a pupil of J. J. Enneking and William T. Robinson.  He worked in New York but later moved to South Carolina, where he became a prominent member of the arts community.  Thompson was the director and co-founder of the Beaufort, S.C. Art Colony and also the director of the Beaufort Art School.  He exhibited extensively, including entries at the North Shore Art Assoc. and also in many venues in South Carolina and Georgia.

$1100

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ALFRED E. R. VAN DE VELDE
(Belgian-American, 1892-?)
California Coast
Oil on canvas, 18” x 24”
Framed Size 26” x 32”
Signed and dated 1940 lower right

Alfred Van de Velde studied at the Royal Academy in Brugges and the Institute of Art in Antwerp.  He moved to Carlsbad,  California in the early 20th century and worked there for the rest of his career.  He exhibited extensively both in the U.S. and Belgium and is represented in the Musee Oostend in Belgium.   This is an excellent Arts & Crafts era painting by the artist and is presented in a hand-carved fame.
 

$1200

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VIRGINIA MOBERLY SCHLEUTER
(American, 1900-1994)
Moored Schooner
Oil on paper laid to board, 13.25" x 14.25"
Framed size 19" x 20"
Signed lower right

Virginia Schleuter studied at the St. Louis School of Art and was a member of the St. Louis Art League.  She worked in a loose, impressionist style as seen in this work, done c. 1925.  The scene depicted is probably that of the Missouri River.

$700

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MANUEL BROMBERG
(American, b. 1917)
In the Studio
Oil on canvas, 30" x 36"
Framed size 37" x 43"
Signed lower right
$1800

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JEAN P. MARSH
(American, 1910-?)
Path in a Landscape
Oil on board, 12" x 14"
Overall framed size 19" x 21"
Signed lower right

Jean Marsh studied at the Art Inst. of Chicago, the Art Students League, and the Minneapolis Inst. of Art.  An Iowa painter, she exhibited extensively, including entries at the PAFA, the Heron Art Inst., the Syracuse Museum of Art, and the Virginia Museum of Fine Art. 

$950

JANE WHIPPLE GREEN
(American, 1912-1985)
Cafe Scene
Oil on masonite, 27 x 15"
Overall size 33” x 21"
Signed lower left

Jane Whipple Green studied at the Montclair Art Museum and exhibited in the 1940's, 50's, and 60's.  This work, done c. 1950, shows the influence of Clyde Singer and other regionalists.

$1200

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