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Madison Houghton, portrait on paper
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Pre 1837 VR item# 873607
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401-265-8004
$3200.00
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Madison Houghton, portrait of a gentleman, pencil on paper, 9 1/2 x 7 1/2". Inscribed "The Foote Family Canton, CT Circa 1830." on backing paper. On reverse of portrait inscribed "Drawn by/ adison/ Houghton/ June 16, 1831" Small tear in lower left corner and some minor paper losses.
Publication: The Magazine Antiques "Four Ohio Nineteenth Century Folk Artists", August 2007, fig. 8, pp 94, 95.
Provenance: Arthur & Sybil Kern
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Sarah Jane Sampson, drawing of Townsend Village
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Pre 1900 stock# F211
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401-265-8004
$850.00
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Sarah Jane Sampson, Townsend West Village, pencil on paper, inscribed "Sarah Jane Sampson Townsend West Village Duxbury Nov 10th 1844". Sarah was the child of Augustus and Sally Sampson of Duxbury, MA born July 14, 1849. 9 1/2" x 12 1/4"
Exhibition: Reflections of 19th C. America, etc. 9/19/29
Provenance: Garbisch collection, Arthur and Sybil Kern
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Daniel Martin, signed Jacob Stauffer, w/c on paper
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Pre 1837 VR stock# P028
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401-265-8004
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Jacob Stauffer (1808-1880) - Portrait of Daniel Martin in his highchair, signed and dated May 24th 1830, watercolor on paper, 9x7. Along with being a painter, Jacob Stauffer was a storekeeper, job printer, pharmacist, lawyer, botanist and photographer. From 1839 to 1858 he lived in Richland, now Mount Joy, PA. In 1858 he moved to Lancaster and bacame a librarian of the Lancaster Athenaeum.
Provenance: The Garbisch Collection and Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Kern, RI
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Pickman Homestead - watercolor on paper
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Pre 1800 stock# P030
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Watercolor on paper of the Benjamin Pickman (1708-1773) homestead in North Salem, MA, 18th century, unsigned. Inscribed "A View of the house and part of the Farm of the Hon.bl Benjamin Pickman, Esq." Benjamin Pickman was Salem's richest citizen and one of the wealthiest in the Colony of Massachusetts. He was an active patriot in the period leading up to the Revolution. In 1765, he held was the Chairman of the Committee to Protest the Stamp Act. He was a judge of the Court of C ...click for details
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