Woodstock Art P-Z — Overbrook American Art

Edith Penman 1860-1929

Oil on canvas, titled on back “Lorna Doon Country”, gallery label partially readable “ ?? Dyck Studios, 994 ?? Ave. NY” Scene similar to that on Penman-Hardenberg ceramic tile shown in “Byrdcliffe, An American Arts and Crafts Colony” ed by Nancy Green, page 202.

Gino Perera 1876-1961

Oil on board, 11" by 8.5" , "July Afternoon Catskill Mountains", Signed LR

Title written in pencil on back cover paper

Taped to back of board is a newspaper portrait for General Gino Perera by Howard E. Smith

Original frame.

Van Dearing Perrine 1869-1955

Oil on canvas, 26" by 35", "Pool at Evening", Signed LR

On back, Grand Central Galleries Label with artist, title, size, and price ($1500)

Also on back: Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh, Pa. Exhibition label

Dimitri Petrov

Dimitri Petrov (1919-86)

Watercolor (?) on paper, 22 x 30 inch

Joseph Pollet 1897-1979

"Nude in Studio" watercolor on paper, 15 x 22 inches

Oil on canvas, 19" by 23", Signed LR

Oil on canvas, 12" by 8", "Horse Fair" Signed LR

Pencil on rear of stretcher: Joseph Pollet

Card behind canvas: "42 Joseph Pollet with a brief biography, $

Joseph Presser

The Departure of the Circus, 1927

Oil on canvas, 30× 33 inches, signed LL

Anton Refregier (1905-79)

Anton Refregier (1905-79)

Oil on canvas, 25 x 30 inches, slr

Daniel Revzan 1908-1966

Oil on masonite, 30" by 40", Signed LR

On back: Revzan

Original frame.

George Rickey 1907 - 2002

George Rickey was an American artist whose Kinetic Art sculptures poeticized the medium of steel in a transformative manner, as seen in his hallmark work Breaking Columns (1989). “The object was for the pieces to perform as they could, and I wanted their movement to be slow, unhampered, deliberate—but at the same time unpredictable,” Rickey once explained. “As for shape, I wanted only the most ordinary shapes—simple, hackneyed, geometrical. I wanted whatever eloquence there was to come out of the performance of the piece—never out of the shape itself.” Born on June 6, 1907 in South Bend, IN, he grew up outside of Glasgow, where his father worked as an executive for the Singer Sewing Machine Company. Studying history at Baillol College in Oxford, he received his formal art training under Fernand Léger and Amédée Ozenfant at the Académie Lhote and the Académie Moderne in Paris. Despite beginning as a painter, while serving in World War II for the United States, Rickey worked as mechanic for gunnery and aircraft. His time working with machinery, revived his childhood interest in mechanical systems, and he began producing simple moving sculptures after the war. Over the years, his works were exhibited at The Museum of Modern Art in New York, documenta III in Kassel, and commissioned for several public spaces around the world. The artist died at the age of 95 on July 17, 2002 in Saint Paul, MN. Today, his works are held in the collections of the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., the Honolulu Museum of Art, and the San Diego Museum of Art, among others.

Oil on paper, 15" by 20.5", "Helen Arndt, Denver", Signed LR and dated 1944

Eva van Rijn

The Blues of Black Canyon

Oil on canvas on board, 24 by 30 inches, signed LL, 2013

From her website:

I was born in The Hague, Holland in 1936 and emigrated to the United States with my parents during WW2. My family moved to Woodstock, N.Y. when I was eight, and I was inspired from an early age by the excitement and creativity of the Woodstock art environment. I took a year off from college to study at the Academia De Belle Arte in Florence, Italy where my mother had been a student before me. After college I married Painter-sculptor Edward Chavez, an abstract artist, and when our daughter Maia (now also an artist) was in college, I studied art and art history at Yale University.Landscape and wildlife are my inspiration. With fisherman Dick Strain I am fortunate enough to travel to many of the world's wildest places. I always carry a back pack with painting supplies. Pleine Aire painting provides the source material for my studio works.

Paul Rohland 1884-1949

Oil on board, 17.5" by 24", "Nude", Signed LR

Written in pencil on back of board, Paul Rohland, "Nude", unreadable

Original frame.

Oil on canvas, 20" by 16", Signed LL

Written in pencil on back of stretcher: "Painted by Paul Rohland Woodstock N. Y. Ulster C."

Original frame.

Oil on board, 14" by 17", Signed LR

Oil on board, 1" by 1", Signed Ll

Edmund Rolfe 1877-1917

Oil on canvas, 20" by 16", Signed LR

On back of canvas: G1-54

On back of stretcher: Edmund Rolfe, 1913"

On back of stretcher: stamp for C.C. Lowell Painters Supplies, Worchester, Mass.

Original frame.

Charles Rosen 1878-1950

Oil on canvas, 40" by 32", "Quarry Hill", Signed LL

Carnegie Institution exhibition label on back giving title, artist, and address (Woodstock).

Formerly in collection of Mrs. Charles Rosen and by her descendants (via Carlsen Auction) to the present owner.

Listed as number 203. in Charles Rosen 1878-1950.

"203. Quarry Hill, 1942, Kingston, New York

Exhibited: Carnegie Institution, Pittsburgh, Pa

Collection: Mrs. Charles Rosen, Woodstock, New York"

Label on back of “Quarry Hill” painting by Charles Rosen

Pastel on paper, 18.5" by 15.5"

"Rondout" (Ulster and Delaware Railroad Station), 1930, Drawing, 14 by 18 inches. same image as oil No 135 in Charles Rosen, 1878-1950

"Village Bridge" 1919

Charcoal on paper, 16 by 20 inches, signed lower left

This is the same scene as the larger oil shown on page 40 of “Charles Rosen, 1878-1950.” This oil painting is also Plate 38 in “Forms Radiating Life, The Paintings of Charles Rosen.”

Charcoal on paper, 16 x 19 inch, study for "Brick Yard"

Rolph Scarlett 1889-1984

Gouache on paper, 5" by 1.75"

Gouache on paper, 10.5" by 13.5"

William E. Schumacher

King David

Watercolor, 9.5 by 14 inches

Madonna and Christ

Watercolor, 9.5 × 14 iches.

Virgin Mary

Watercolor, 9.5 × 14 inches.

Madeline Shiff Wiltz 1885-1966

Oil on canvas, 16" by 20", "Mother and Child", Signed LR and dated (19)55

Roudolph Galleries label stamped to back of stretcher

Card attached to back of stretcher: with artist, title, address (Woodstock, NY), and unreadable

Kurt Sluizer 1911-1988

Oil on canvas, 21.5" by 15", "Beach in Cagnes/ s. M.", Signed LR

Title on sticker on back of stretcher.

Partial shipping label from Slizer on back of canvas

Oil no canvas, 24" by 18", Signed LR

Hanna Small

Bronze, 11" high, Signed on base, number 34/50, foundry mark?

Judson Smith 1880-1962

Watercolor, 32" by 23", Signed LR and dated (19)52

Sticker on back: 5

Oil on canvas, 24" by 24", "White Birches", Signed LR

Woodstock Art Association Exhibition Stub attached to rear of stretcher giving title and artist and "Not For Sale"

Oil on canvas, 24" by 24", Signed with symbol LR

From Smith's estate. Artist uncertain.

Artist: Smith, Judson Dejonge (American, 1880-1962)

Title: Rondout Creek

Medium: oil on canvas

Dimensions: 24 x 30 inches

Signature: Signed lower right

Provenance: Exhibited at the Carnegie Institute

Frame Type: period American frame gold wood with painted wood liner (damaged on one edge)

Frame Size: 32 x 38 inches

From Smith's estate. Artist uncertain.

Painting Title: Abstraction c.1950

Medium: oil on board

Size: 36 x 47

Signed: signed lower right

Harry Knox Smith 1879-1957

Watercolor on paper, 4.5" by 3", "Croton", Signed LR and dated 1929

On back of framing: "Painted by Harry Knox Smith, NY City 1929"

Eugene Speicher 1882-1963

Girl with Sable Collar

Oil on canvas, 24 by 30 inches, from Colleen Chance (Speicher’s niece) purchased 2019

Oil on canvas, 34" by 27", Signed LL and dated 1912

Fine original frame

Oil on canvas, 19" by 22", "Young Girl With White Dress", Signed LR

Label on back: Eugene Speicher Bequest, National Academy of Arts and Letters, A-1 #318 with title of painting

Label on back: Portovault (New York City) ticket

Pencil on back of stretcher: title of painting, original frame.

Oil on canvas, 16" by 20"

Fragments of various labels on back of frame, original frame.

Sybil with Straw Hat

Oil on canvas, 16 by 20 inches, from Colleen Chance (Speicher’s niece) purchased 2019

Oil on canvas, 17" by 18.5", Signed LR

Original frame.

Crayon on paper, 7.75" by 9.75" (view), Signed LL

Inscribed LL: "To Robert Henri Eugene Speicher"

"To Margaret and John, Eugene Speicher, 1927" A drawing given to John Carlson and his wife

Charcoal (?) on paper. 13.5" x 10.5", Signed lower right.

Dedication lower left: ' to my dear friend Carl Eric Lindin / 1922.'

Drawing on paper, 8 inch by 14 inch, inscribed LR: “Eugene Speicher, To Jesse and Harry Xmas 1933”

Drawing on paper, 7.5" by 9.5", "To My Patience Sitter ‘Kay’ 1930", Signed LR

Title inscribed LR

Drawing on paper, 12" by 18", Signed

Pencil on paper, 9" by 12" (view), Signed LL

Drawing on paper, 12" by 15", Signed LR

Pencil of brown (bag?) paper, 13" by 8", Signed LR

Pencil on back gives what appear to be framing instructions

Oil on canvas, 14" by 16", Signed UR

Oil on board, 14" by 10", Signed LR

Inscribed in pencil on back: “Old Church Kingston”

Original frame.

The Farm, Autumn

Unsigned.

Oil on canvas, 11 1/2 x 18 in. (29.2 x 45.6 cm), unframed.

Condition: Surface grime.

Provenance: Skinner, Inc., Sale 2115, Lot 233, November 17, 2001.

Oil on board, 7" by 5", Signed LL

Oil on canvas, 20" by 16", "November Landscape No 192", Signed LR

Label on back gives title.

From the Private Collection of Ralph Della-Volpe, Millbrook, NY

Oil on canvas, 14" by 18", “Still Life 3”

conservation label on back

Oil on canvas, 16" by 20", "Flowers in Brown Vase", Signed on back of canvas

Black paint on back of stretcher: title of painting, $800

Original frame.

From the Private Collection of Ralph Della-Volpe, Millbrook, NY

Lithograph, 7" by 9", "Four Friends", Signed LR by JBB

Shows the artists Leon Kroll, George Bellows, Eugene Speicher and Robert Henri in Henri’s studio 10 Gramercy Park, NY, NY.

Lithograph, 11.5” by 14.5”, “Portrait of Eugene Speicher”, signed LR and signed by printer Bolton Brown, LL.

Zulma Steele

Rest Period

Oil on canvas, 12 by 14 inches, signed LR with a Z.

Title on back along with “Zulma Parker” and $85.

Untitled, Mother and Child

Oil on board, 18 by 24 inches, signed LR with a Z

Walter Steinhilber 1879-1966

Watercolor on paper, 21.5 by 14", Signed LC

Harriet Tannin

Self Portrait

Mixed media on masonite, 24 x 30 inch

Focus

, oil on canvas 28 x 36

Alf Evers

Woven photograph

Unknown

Woven photograph

Isabel and Edward Thacher

Tin can truck, apparently the one illustrated in his book

Tin can cannon

Edward (Ned) Thacher's book

Isabel Thacher's decorated box

Isabel Thacher's signature on bottom of box

Bradley Walker Tomlin 1899-1953

Oil on board, 10" by 17", "Autumn", Signed LR

On back of board typed label: "Autumn Bradley Walker Tomlin"

On back of board a hand written label:

8-16-51

Tomlin

Applied 10" x 17"

unreadable but appears to describe conservation procedures used

Foster Fine Art, Ann Arbor, MI label

James Turnbull 1909-1976

Penguin

Metal and ceramic on wood base. Head and wings move. Signed on bottom of base.

Watercolor on paper, 21" by 15" (view), Signed LR and dated (19)45.

Marko Vukovic 1892-1973

Oil on canvas, 16 x 24 inches, does anyone recognize location?

oil on canvas, 16 x 24 inches, does anyone know location?

Oil on canvas, 16" by 20", Signed LR

Back of stretcher: artist name scratched in

Back of frame: Jack Prager frame maker stamp

Theodore Wahl

water color on paper, 20 x 15 inches

Carl Walters

The Lion Tamer 15 by 13 by 3 inches, Terracotta, 1924

Label on Carl Walters, dated 1924

Early photographs showing Carl Walters and exterior and interior of his kiln at Woodstock

Original plaster tiles used to make the glass panel door of the then new Whitney Museum in NYC. These doors are perhaps Walters most well know creation.