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THBAmerican School: River Landscape
About Seller
549 Warren St
Hudson, NY 12534
United States
With a focus on curated sales of modern and traditional furniture, decorations and fine art, Stair has been selling interesting things from interesting people with a unique, sophisticated twist for over twenty years. We are innovative in our approach to marketing and online services, providing a hig...Read more
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LiveAug 3, 2019
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- Lot Description
Charcoal and marble dust on paper, unsigned.
15 1/2 x 22 1/2 in. (sight), 20 1/2 x 28 in. (frame).
Note: Often called 'Sandpaper Drawings', works such as this river landscape were made by applying a layer of adhesive to a paperboard support followed by a dusting of powdered marble that gave the surface a sparkle. The drawing itself was then made using charcoal. This technique became popular in the Northeast in the mid 1830s after a book describing the technique was published in London and New York. Used by anonymous itinerant artists, the technique was also very popular with women who were practicing draftsmanship as part of their education. Most of the subjects depicted in sandpaper drawings come from other sources, including Bartlett's Classic Illustrations of America and Currier and Ives prints.
Property from the Collection of Lynne and Armin AllenSome surface soiling and soft rippling. Otherwise apparently in good condition. Not examined out of frame.Not withstanding this report or any discussion concerning condition of a lot, all lots are offered and sold "as is" in accordance with our conditions of sale.Condition
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Collection from Stair We are open for pickups Monday through Friday, from 9:30am to 12pm and again from 1pm to 4:30pm. We ask that you collect your items or make collection arrangements within 10 days of your purchase. We suggest requesting a quote for packing and shipping prior to bidding on an item, as you will be responsible for collection or shipping if you are the successful bidder. Below is a list of shippers our clients use on a regular basis, but feel free to use your shipper of choice. For smaller items that can be boxed and shipped: UPS Store #4541 230 Kings Mall Court Kingston, New York 12401 T: 845.336.4877 F: 845.336.3832 E: store4541@theupsstore.com For furniture and other large items: Meticulous Inc. T: 845.256.7047 F: 845.256.7039 E: meticulousmovers@live.com Sure Express 1-800-335-9996 judy@sureexpress.com Worldwide Shipping: James Bourlet, Inc. T: 718.392.9770 F: 718.392.2470 www.bourlet.org Cadogan Tate Fine Art Worldwide Fine Art Logistics T: 718.706.7999 F: 718.707.2847 E: fineartny@cadogantate.com www.cadogantate.com Gander & White Shipping T: 718.784.8444 F: 718.784.9337 www.ganderandwhite.com Plycon Transportation Group T: 631.269.7000 F: 631.269.7088 www.plycongroup.com
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