item name: Pair of Realist Still Life By Artist Eliot Candee Clarke [1883-1980]

item description: American born artist who was the son of impressionist landscape painter Walter Clark [1848-1917]. Studied at the Art Students League under John Twachtman (a family friend), under his father, and in Paris in 1904-1906. Eliot Candee Clark taught at the Art Student's League in New York City and New York City College. The pair of paintings are from his studies in Paris (both 1904). The paintings where sold by Clark's family directly and are not signed. the still life are typical period studies for students learning to newly paint (he was 21 when he painted these) and he kept them his whole life to remember his early Paris studies. Most of his later work was of landscape. both paintings have been completely restored, They were relined previously. The paintings have been claned and re-varnished as part of the new restoration.

Dimensions: Overall Dimensions - unframed (each)
12" H X 8.5" W
30.5cm H X 21.6cm W

price: $5,600

item name: Triumphal Arch at Susa - English Watercolor, 1816

item description: An English tourist's view of the Triumphal Arch at Susa, 1816. Watercolor applied with a brush, ink under-drawing. This watercolor records the Roman arch at Susa (ancient Segusium). Shelley visited the site on his entry to Italy and writes in a letter dated Milan, April 1818: "A ruined arch of magnificent proportions, in the Greek taste, standing in a kind of road of green lawn, overgrown with violets and primroses, and in the midst of stupendous mountains, and a blonde woman, of light and graceful manners, something in the style of Fuseli's Eve, were the first things we met in Italy". inscribed on the reverse: "Triumphal Arch at Susa erected to Augustus Caesar" and dated "August 14th 1816". Provenance: Rodgers Collection, U.K.

Dimensions: Overall Dimensions - Image
8" H X 11" W
20.32cm H X 27.94cm W

Overall Dimensions - Frame
13" H X 16" W
33.02cm H X 40.64cm W

price: $1,800

item name: Ebb-Tide

item description:

A fine seascape from around 1950 by the American painter Margit Beck, blending elements of Cubism and Abstract Expressionism. Beck was a New York painter, a fellow at the National Academy of Design and the MacDowell Colony. She exhibited at Babcock Galleries and ACA Galleries. This painting is in the original exhibition frame and has the original label. Margit Beck was born in Tokay, Hungary in 1915 and died in New York in 1997. She is prominently listed. Her papers are at the Smithsonian archives of American art.

Dimensions: Overall Dimensions
29" H X 39" W
73.66cm H X 99.06cm W

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