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THBGeorge Browne (1918-1958), Mallards Gleaning the Stubble
Lot 68
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Copley Fine Art Auctions
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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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George Browne (1918-1958)
Mallards Gleaning the Stubble, 1951
signed "George Browne" lower left
oil on canvas, 30 by 40 in.
Struck down at the age of forty in a tragic shooting accident, George Browne is known to have completed only a few hundred finished works in his lifetime. The thoughtful rendering of his sporting and wildlife scenes suggests a man full of talent and promise. Due to his untimely death, Browne left behind a limited and highly coveted body of work. Following in the footsteps of artists/sportsmen like Frank W. Benson (1862-1951), Carl Clemens Moritz Rungius (1869-1959), and Aiden Lassell Ripley (1896-1969), George Browne painted the waterfowl and upland game birds that he also hunted. Browne is known for his deft handling of paint and his incredible attention to detail.
"Mallards Gleaning the Stubble" is among Browne's very best waterfowl scenes, a masterwork filled with action and light. This painting was one of the artist's most important works in 1951 when it was exhibited at the Grand Central Art Gallery and was one of his most expensive works ever with a sale price of $700.
Literature: John T. Ordeman and Michael M. Schreiber, "George & Belmore Browne: Artists of the North American Wilderness," 2004, p. CVI, pl. 21, illustrated.
Exhibited: Grand Central Art Gallery, New York, 1951.Please email condition report requests to leah@copleyart.com. 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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