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THBAMERICAN OIL PAINTING, ALBERT BIERSTADT
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2229 Lincoln Street
Cedar Falls, IA 50613
United States
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LiveNov 29, 2016 - Nov 30, 2016
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- Lot Description
ALBERT BIERSTADT (American 1830-1902)
Italian Landscape After Storm - 1857
Oil on canvas
Signed and dated lower right "Abierstadt 1857"
28 inches x 37.5 inchesNote: This painting carries a 90 day warranty or guarantee of authenticity commencing from the date of sale.
Provenance:
According to a printed museum exhibition catalog (1994) the Mr. Joseph Garnier collection, Pinehurst and Kennebunkport, Maine, to a private collector, Charlotte, North Carolina. Then in 1999 with Hirschl & Adler, New York at which time it was acquired by a private Nebraskan collector from who later it was acquired by the late Mr. Jerry Pabst (1937-2016) in September of 2003, and from whose estate the painting is consigned.
Literature:
Mr. Charles L. Mo, North Carolina Collects, Charlotte, North Carolina, an exhibition catalog of the Mint Museum of Art, 1994, page 11 as item number 5.
Exhibited:
Charlotte, North Carolina, North Carolina Collects, July 9, 1994-September 18, 1994 as #5, and Raleigh, North Carolina, North Carolina Museum of Art, October 10-29th, 1967, number EL 67-12-45.
Comparison:The offered lot compares favorably to the Bierstadt painting titled Olevano (Italy) dated to circa 1856-57, and which is currently held by the Saint Louis Art Museum, St Louis Missouri, U.S.A. As well as the painting titled Scene Near Olevano Italy, held by the Butler-McCook House Museum, Hartford, Connecticut and which is dated to 1860.
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