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On mottled green marble, block-form stand. 3 3/4 x 2 3/4 x 3 3/8 in., on stand 6 1/2 in. Provenance: Mikas, Paris, 1924; The Collection of Albert Gallatin (1880-1965), New York. Note: According to Albert Gallatin's autobiography, The Pursuit of Happiness (published in 1950), Albert Gallatin studied painting under Thomas Moran and continued painting throughout his life being particularly inspired by the landscape and light of Martha's Vineyard. His interest in his contemporary artists led him to purchase paintings by Corot, Courbet, Delacroix, Whistler and Gauguin as well as sculptures by Rodin, Jennewein and his great friend Paul Manship, with whom he spent much time as they both had studios in the same building on 57th Street. The scope of Mr. Gallatin's other collections was extraordinarily wide ranging, he was particularly interested in Greek vases and, in all, he collected over 200 examples, which were published in 2 volumes of the Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum, (Fascicules 1 and 8). When his townhouse on 67th Street was sold in 1941, almost the entire collection was bought by the Metropolitan Museum. He also was passionate about Ancient Egyptian art, his pieces forming a single collector exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum. His other interests included: rare books, Khymer and Benin sculptures, and he created an extensive collection of Japanese paintings and prints. In 1930 Mr. Gallatin's Syracusan Dekadrachms of the Euainetos Type was published. He was a Member of the Committee for the Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum of the Council of Learned Societies, a Governor of the American Numismatic Society, a Trustee of the Archaeological Institute of America and a Trustee of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences. Mr. Gallatin was a member of various clubs, including The Century Club, The Union Club and The Salamagundi Club. The consigner’s records indicate that this lot was included in Bieber, Arndt-Amelung, Bruckmann, Munich 1938, no 4490, illustrated. Sadly the owner didn’t have a copy of the work, whose full title is Bieber, Margarete, Photographische Einzelaufnahmen antiker Sculpturen Ser. 15B, 1938, Munich.
Purchasers are responsible for making shipping arrangements within ten days of the auction. The following is a list of shippers in our area:
UPS Store #4541
Elise Anderson
Todd O’Brien
230 Kings Mall Court
Kingston, New York 12401
T: 845-336-4877
F: 845-336-3832
store4541@theupsstore.com
For furniture and other large items:
Meticulous Movers
Owners: Josh and Mike
T: 845-256-7047
F: 845-256-7039
meticulousmovers@live.com
PLYCON TRANSPORTATION GROUP
Contact: Chris Pliaconis
T: 631-269-7000
F: 631-269-7088
www.plycongroup.com
Antique Delivery LLC
9 Merithew Road
Searsport, ME 04974
Harold Merithew: 207-469-5363
Eric Kiernan: 207-505-6359
Worldwide Shipping:
James Bourlet, Inc.
T: +1 718-392-9770
F: +1 718-392-2470
www.bourlet.com
Cadogan Tate Fine Art
Worldwide Fine Art Logistics
T: +1 718-706-7999
F: +1 718-707-2847
michael@cadogantate.com
www.cadogantate.com
Gander & White Shipping
T: +1 718-784-8444
F: +1 718-784-9337
www.ganderandwhite.com
PLYCON TRANSPORTATION GROUP
Contact: Chris Pliaconis
T: 631-269-7000
F: 631-269-7088
www.plycongroup.com