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THBHand Colored Print of the Alanson Sumner Great Lakes
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LiveMay 24, 2019
May Fine Art and Antiques Auction Neue Auctions cynthia@neueauctions.com
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The Alanson Sumner was the first big lake tug boat built and has rescued many. Watercolor on paper, laid down on card stock with blind stamp lower right
The Watercolor on paper, laid down on card stock with blind stamp lower right F. W. Oliver, Oswego Co. N.Y. possible small artist monogram on dock, lower right. Depicting the famous tug boat, launched April 25th 1872 at Oswego New York, built by George Goble, an immigrant from Kinsale Ireland, was a significant builder of Great Lakes schooners through 1906. The Alanson Sumner was abandoned in Port Huron, MI, in 1899. 13 in. x 16-1/4 in. image size. Overall card stock size, 16 in. x 20in. In antique walnut carved frame with period mat and old rolled glass. Overall framed apron 20-3/4 in. x 24-3/4in. . Condition: inspected out of frame, small hole in card stock un upper margin not visible in mat and frame. Light struck overall with faded color. A good period, antique watercolor. Frame is very nice.
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