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AMERICAN OR EUROPEAN SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY)

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$ 21 420
Auction dateClassic
20.01.2023 10:00UTC -04:00
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CHRISTIE'S
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USA, New York
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ID 883832
Lot 401 | AMERICAN OR EUROPEAN SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY)
AMERICAN OR EUROPEAN SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY)

BROADWAY SOUTH FROM THE ASTOR HOTEL WITH P.T. BARNUM’S AMERICAN MUSEUM

reverse with hand-inscribed label, PROPERTY/ OF/ JOHN P. LOVE/ 2/3/69; printed label from Schwarz gallery; printed label identifying buildings and discussing work in context of the Japanese Delegation’s visit to New York City in 1860 (transcribed below)

oil on canvas

22 x 35 1/4 in.

Painted circa 1860





Provenance

Salmagundi Club, New York

Edward Lenox Love (1895-1987), Staten Island, New York

John P. Love (1931-2012), Cape Cod, Massachusetts, son, 1969

Unidentified Auction, 1990

Frank S. Schwarz & Son, Philadelphia, 1991



Literature

Robert A. Devine, American Past and Present (New York, 1995), cover.
Applied technique:Oil on canvas
Category:Painting
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