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THBCanada Goose, Joseph W. Lincoln (1859-1938)
Lot 195
About Seller
Copley Fine Art Auctions
65 Sharp Street
Hingham, MA 02043
United States
Copley Fine Art Auctions is the world's leading American sporting art auction company. Located in Hingham, MA, Copley specializes in antique decoys and 19th- and 20th-century American, sporting, and wildlife paintings. Principal Stephen O'Brien Jr., a fourth-generation sportsman with a refined colle...Read more
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By Copley Fine Art Auctions
Feb 16, 2019
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2019-02-16 10:00:00
2019-02-16 10:00:00
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The sale will offer the opportunity to view and take home world-class paintings and fine bird carvings. Featuring selections from the collections of Alfred Ely, L. H. LaMonte, Grant Nelson, Ronald S. Swanson, Herb Wetanson, and a descendant of Chester F. Spear among others. Copley Fine Art Auctions cinnie@copleyart.com
The sale will offer the opportunity to view and take home world-class paintings and fine bird carvings. Featuring selections from the collections of Alfred Ely, L. H. LaMonte, Grant Nelson, Ronald S. Swanson, Herb Wetanson, and a descendant of Chester F. Spear among others. Copley Fine Art Auctions cinnie@copleyart.com
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- Lot Description
Canada Goose
Joseph W. Lincoln (1859-1938)
Accord, MA, c. 1910
24 1/2 in. long
This Canada goose decoy displays Lincoln’s classic clean lines with an elongated paddle tail. Part of Lincoln's genius was his reductionism, which enabled him to capture the essence of the species without overworking the pattern. His signature feather paint was executed using a small paintbrush typically used for painting houses. He would cut out a section of the bristles, forming an elongated “C.” Then he would dip the end of the brush into the paint and strike the flanks of the bird in rapid succession, repeating the process the length of the bird.
Ever the perfectionist, Lincoln carved elegant high heads for his decoys that give them a stately appearance. In addition to pleasing body forms, Lincoln added just the needed accents, including subtle bill carving. Original paint with gunning wear, craquelure to end grain, and a typical Lincoln check along the bottom.
Provenance: Private Collection, Florida
Literature: Cap Vinal, "Joseph W. Lincoln," Rockland, MA, 2002, p. 41, similar decoy illustrated. John and Shirley Delph, "New England Decoys," Exton, PA, 1990, pp. 136-137, similar decoys illustrated.Condition report requests can be made via email or by telephone (info@copleyart.com or 617.536.0030). Any condition statement given is a courtesy to customers, Copley will not be held responsible for any errors or omissions. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition.Condition
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Copley Fine Art Auctions does not handle the shipping of any items. Shipping is the sole responsibility of the buyer. Once your payment has cleared, and we have received your authorized shipping release form items may be released for shipment. Copley Fine Art Auctions, LLC shall have no liability for any loss or damage to such items. Buyers should allow up to four weeks for shipment.Please be aware that internet bidders may NOT not pick up their items at the sale. Items will be available for pick up by appointment or by shippers five days after the sale.
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