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Our friends in Florida should enjoy the View of St. Augustine by Susan Wales, painted in 1921. We discovered this view of Old Florida at an estate sale in upstate New York last fall. Susan Makepeace Larkin Wales was born in Boston and studied with several notable artists, including Carolus-Duran and William Morris Hunt. In 1917 she exhibited at the Old Lyme annual show (alongside Robert Vonnoh and Guy Wiggins). She was also a member of the artist's colony at St. Augustine, Florida, where she painted this picture in 1921.
We will also show this fine and large English Delft charger, made in Liverpool in the 1760s. It measures 14 1/4 inches in diameter.
And, as always, we will bring our English and American watercolors, prints and oil paintings, along with an assortment of textiles and other objects.
Please call (917) 887-3593 if you have any questions. See you in Delray!
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French Faience Charger Early 18th century French (Marseilles) faience charger with scene from Aesop's Fables. Decorated in blue on white ground with a hound and fox in foliage. Rim molded in relief. One stable crack visible. No restoration.Dimensions: Overall Dimensions |