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     Paintings

                  RANSOM GILLET HOLDREDGE

    Born New York City 1836 Died Alameda, CA 1899

           California landscape with Indians, 30"x50"

    Oil on canvas, Signed: RG Holdredge

 

1900-1975, Swedish, oil on canvas,size 36x50 inches.View of Goteborg, Sweden.signed FW 1919

     FILIP WAHLSTROM, 1885-1970

   Swedish, View of Goteborg, Sweden

signed: 19FW19, Oil on canvas, 35"x59"                         

HUBERT SALENTIN, 1822-1910, German,

  The Foundling, Oil on canvas, 40"x50",

  signed: Hubert Salentin Dusseldorf 1868                        

CHARLES GABRIEL DENEUX

          1856-1926, French,

  Children by a River, 21"x26",

Oil on canvas, signed: Deneux

            

 

ALBIN AMELIN, Born Chicago 1902 Died Sweden 1975

       View of Svolvaer, Lofoten, 1936,  Signed: Amelin

               Oil on canvas, 30"x40"

    GORDON GRANT, 1875-1962

   Bringing home the Dory, 15"x21"

   Watercolor on paper, circa 1950

Signed: Gordon Grant

     GORDON GRANT, 1875-1962

Gloucester 1950, Watercolor on paper

  Signed: Gordon Grant 1950, 17"x24"

                     

    GORDON GRANT, 1875-1962

   Fishing Fleet Gloucester, 15"x21"

   Watercolor on paper, circa 1950

Signed: Gordon Grant

ANTONIO JACOBSEN 1850-1921

The S.S. ANTILLES, painted 1909,

       Oil on board, 18"x30"

   Signed: Antonio Jacobsen 1909

    31 Palisade Av, Hoboken N.J.

          

 

 

S.S. Antilles was built by William Cramp & Sons in Philadelphia, PA for the Morgan Steamship Co. in 1907. She had two sister ships: S.S. Momus and S.S. Creole. They were built for transporting passengers and freight between New York and New Orleans. In 1917 chartered by the U.S. Army for transporting troops to France, Antilles was homeward bound on it's third voyage when she was torpedoed and sunk by German submarine U-62 with a loss of 67 lives.

 

 

   BARBARA SOWINSKI

  Scranton, Pennsylvania,

 The Fourth of July Series

Watercolor on Paper, 7"x7"     

      Signed: Sowinski                 

   BARBARA SOWINSKI

  Scranton, Pennsylvania,

 The Fourth of July Series

Watercolor on Paper, 7"x7"

      Signed: Sowinski

   BARBARA SOWINSKI

  Scranton, Pennsylvania,

 The Fourth of July Series

Watercolor on Paper, 7"x7"

      Signed: Sowinski

     CARL OSCAR BORG,  1879-1947

  Building in a mountainous landscape

  Oil on canvas, 26"x18"

 

 

       UNKNOWN ARTIST

 Painted circa 1850, not signed,

      Pastel on paper, 12"x9"                          

 

          HUGO OFVERSTROM, 1900-1972

Swedish Impressionist, oil on canvas, 14"x18"

          Signed: H Ofverstrom

 

 

          HUGO OFVERSTROM, 1900-1972

Swedish Impressionist, oil on board, 18"x14"

        Signed: H Ofverstrom

      WALDO PEIRCE, 1884-1970

         Mother and Child, 43"x31"

  Oil on canvas, signed: W Peirce 47                     

In a letter written in the mid-1930s, Ernest Hemingway described a visit by Peirce to his home in Key West, Florida: "Waldo is here with his kids like untrained hyenas and him as domesticated as a cow. Lives only for the children and with the time he puts on them they should have good manners and be well trained but instead they never obey, destroy everything, don't even answer when spoken to, and he is like an old hen with a litter of apehyenas.

I doubt if he will go out in the boat while he is here. Can't leave the children. They have a nurse and a housekeeper too, but he is only really happy when trying to paint with one setting fire to his beard and the other rubbing mashed potato into his canvasses. That represent fatherhood."

    EMMA SPARRE, 1851-1913

   Swedish, Resting by the Easel,

  signed: E. SPARRE PARIS 1890

         Oil on canvas, 57"x38"

                

 

       ANTONY SERRES, 1828-1898, French,

     Children with a Birds Nest, Oil on canvas

             45"x43", Signed: Antony Serres

                        

 

                 DENT ROBINSON

     Picnic in a California Landscape

      Signed: DENT ROBINSON 46.1

               Oil on canvas, 35"x38"

                      

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      Claes Nyberg

Fine   Art

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