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THBEdward Mielatz, Yacht Racing Etching
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- Lot Description
(American, 1864-1919)
Two etchings: America, and Valkyrie and Defender, signed in margin and in the plate "Mielatz", site 12-3/8 x 15-3/8 in.; 9-1/2 x 12-3/8 in.; silver giltwood frame, 21-5/8 x 23-3/4 in.; 18-5/8 x 21-5/8.; accompanied by correspondence see notes; silver giltwood frame, 19-5/8 X 13-5/8 in.
Note: Transcription of Correspondence:
2. Finish Of The Race - ?Defender? - ?Valkyrie? - 1895.
Etching
In this race ?Defender? was fouled and crippled by ?Valkyrie? Just as they were crossing the lane at the start. But even under reduced sail. ?Defender? was not quite four minutes behind at the first mark, held her own to the second mark, and was only 43 seconds behind at the finish. Although she did not cross the line first, she was declared winner of the race. These plates were begun at the time of the races in 1895, from sketches made on the spot, but I never had the courage to finish them for fear of spoiling them. However, these two are good. The ?Finish of the Race? pleases me because it?s is at once simple and delicate in line and powerful in construction. The proof you have is the first impression of the second state of the plate.
Letter from Chas. F. W. Mielatz - June 16, 1916.
The above owned by F. S. Terry. Billed June 16, 1916, by C. F. W. Mielatz #422 106th Street, New York, as follows:
1 Proof No. 1 - Second State Etching
Title - The Finish of the Race,
Defender - Valkyrie, 1895.
Provenance: A North Carolina Collection
Condition
slightly toned, otherwise very good; frames with light wear
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