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| FINE ART “Portrait of Countess Jeanne-Madeleine de Vidaud (Nee Gallet de Montdragon, 1711-95) 32” x 25.5”, oil on canvas, unsigned, inscribed verso, period Rococo carved and gilded frame Jeanne-Madeleine Gallet de Montdragon married Count Joseph Gabriel de Videau to Chateau La Tour and several other estates and baronies in 1753. The Countess and her son Count Jean Jaques de Videaud were beheaded in Avignon 1795 during the French Revolution. 
Present Day Chateau La Tour in Saint-Genis-Laval, le Rhone SOLD “View of the Tuskar Light and Saltee Islands with the Dublin and London Steam Marine Co’s Paddle Steamer Shannon” By John Lynn (British, exhibited 1826-38) 29” x 46”, oil on relined canvas, signed and dated 1827 lower right corner. Labels verso from THE PARKER GALLERY, London, title label by the artist dated 1826 plus restoration label dated 1948. John Lynn was a much sought after London painter of shipping and coastal scenes. He exhibited at the British Institution and the Society of British Artists, Suffolk Street. Lynn is a rare artist but according to Brook Hart his works are of ‘an exceptionally high quality’. At international auctions paintings by this important artist have fetched prices in excess of $ 60,000. Additional literature accompanies this exquisite and historic work. “Portrait of a Horse” Attributed to Abraham Cooper RA (British, 1787-1869) 17” x 21”, oil on relined canvas, inscribed ‘A(?)… Cooper on original label verso and titled ‘Portrait of a Horse’ Here is an equestrian painting of superb quality. Abraham Cooper was one the most well known horse painters of his time but painted also historical battle scenes. John Frederick Heering Sr. (1795-1865) was one of his students and there style of painting is very similar. Abraham Cooper is included in all major sources of art reference as well as ‘British Equestrian Artists’ by Antique Collectors’ Club.
“Aranella” By Albert Lynch (Peruvian/French, 1851-1912) 16.5” x 23.5”, oil on canvas, signed and inscribed ‘ARANELLE, Cannes, Avril 1891’ Albert Lynch studied at the l’Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris and with Gabriel Ferrier (1847-1914). He received the Gold Medal in 1892 and 1900 (World Exhibition) and became honorary ‘Chevalier de la Legion d’honneur’ in 1901. The Art Museum of Sydney (Australia) acquired his work. Lynch is known for his many depictions of young ladies in daily life situations, genre paintings and occasionally as here maritime motifs. Aranella is said to be the artist’s own yacht. In 1997 a painting by Albert Lynch fetched $ 167,500 at Sotheby’s in New York. Albert Lynch is included in all major sources of art reference.
“Huntsville Sheds” By Steve Songer. (American, born 1947) 12” x 16”, oil on panel, signed and titled verso Provenance: The Chris Coyne Collection Steve Songer studied at the Utah State University and at the Royal Academy of Art in London. Emphasizing on bold brushwork, rich texture and luminous colors he creates images of nature and human activity of strong appeal as in this brilliant work from the area where he resides and keeps studio. For many years Songer has exhibited at prestigious venues winning numerous awards along the way including: 1st prize/Eccles Statewide Competition, 1st prize/St. George Art Festival, Award of Merit/Utah Watercolor Society, permanent representation/Utah State Division of Fine Arts etc.
“Pine Beach” By Robert C. Gruppé (American, born 1944) 30” x 40”, oil on canvas, signed.
Being third generation of the legendary Gruppé dynasty of artists Robert Gruppé is rediscovering the traditions of the Cape Ann School of painting with assured brushstrokes and vibrant colors. He has exhibited for more then 30 years in Gloucester’s distinguished North Shore Art Association, the Rockport Art Association and the Meriden (Connecticut) Art Association, winning numerous awards along the way. Robert’s work is represented in many museums, corporate, and private collections. Additional information accompanies this painting. 
“Three Master in High Seas” By Robert Laroche (French, 20th century) 18” x 24”, oil on panel, signed Robert Laroche is well known for his marine paintings as well as harbor scenes especially in and around the French coastal town Concarneau where so many of the impressionists have found their motifs. This French impressionist painter is well listed in Davenport’s, artnet.com and ADEC and substantial sales at international auctions are recorded.
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“Still Life with Roses” by Vladislav Peruta (Ukrainian, born 1978) 15” x 16”, oil on card, signed, inscribed verso Vladislav Peruta is an emerging impressionist painter in keeping with the artistic traditions of his native country and Russia. He studied with F. Zakharov in Crimea and later at the Kiev Academy of Art 2002-2008. With vigorous brushstrokes and a subtle palette this artist proves again and again to be among the most promising of his generation.
“House of Refuge, Stuart, Florida” By Robert C. Gruppé (American, born 1944) 25” x 30", oil on canvas, signed. Being third generation of the legendary Gruppé dynasty of artists Robert Gruppé is rediscovering the traditions of the Cape Ann School of painting with assured brushstrokes and vibrant colors. He has exhibited for more then 30 years in Gloucester’s distinguished North Shore Art Association, the Rockport Art Association and the Meriden (Connecticut) Art Association, winning numerous awards along the way. Robert’s work is represented in many museums, corporate, and private collections. Additional information accompanies this painting.
 “A Little Girl with Flowers” By Hermann Holz (German, 1881-1883) 48” x 36”, oil on canvas, signed and inscribed ‘Bremen 1854’. Provenance: The Robert Longstreath Collection. Here is an outstanding work by nominated German portrait painter Hermann Holz who is listed in Benezit, Thieme & Becker, artnet.com, artprice.com, Hislop etc. The painting is in original condition and is said to have been in the Longstreath family’s possession since its creation.
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"Mars and Minerva with Putti" 52" x 44.5", oil on relined canvas, unsigned 17th century, period carved and gilt frame 
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Detail  “Gloucester Fishing Boats” By Aldro T. Hibbard (American, 1886-1972) 17” x 21”, oil on canvas board, signed, Original exhibition label verso Aldro T. Hibbard is considered on of the most notable of the ‘Cape Ann School’ impressionists. After studying at The Mass. College of Art and The Boston Museum School he was awarded a grant to travel abroad where he among others met and was impressed by Joaquin Sorolla. Settling down in Rockport in 1920 he became a leading figure and a founding member of The Rockport Art Association. Throughout his life Hibbard created a vast body of work with an emphasis on Vermont winter landscapes as well as powerful depictions of his maritime environment of which this particular work is a prime example. Works by Hibbard hang in major public and private collections and are currently much sought after by collectors of American Impressionism. SOLD 
“On the Way Home” By Lodevick (Louis) Apol (Dutch, 1850-1936) 10.5” x 7”, oil on panel, signed This well listed artist is much sought after among international collectors. Davenport’s Art Reference & Price Guide includes auction prices in excess of $ 57,000! 
“Morning Light” By Emile A. Gruppé (American, 1896-1978) 20” x 24”, oil on canvas, signed Here is a wonderful almost academic work by legendary Emile Gruppé depicting the morning light on Gloucester’s docks with a well structured balancing of the masses and dramatic contrasts. Being at the forefront of the ‘Cape Ann’ school of painters Gruppé influenced a generation of artists through his teaching and created an oeuvre of impressionistic paintings which are now among the most sought after in the nation. Works by this nominated artist hang in 11 art museums and The White House. 
"A day at the Beach" By Niek van der Plas (Dutch, born 1954) 20” x 24”, oil on panel, signed Niek van der Plas continues enchanting discerning collectors with his refined brushwork and subtle palette in keeping with the best of Impressionist traditions. Works by his hand hang in the Art Museum of Rijnsburg and the Art Museum of Katwiijk (both in Holland). There is a continued strong demand for these beautiful and luminous paintings on the international art market resulting in steadily increasing auction prices. In 2008 $ 8,338 was paid for a 16” x 20” beach scene at the Auction House ‘James D. Julia, Inc’. A book about Niek van der Plas’ oeuvre accompanies the fine painting which we are sure will offer its owner everlasting enjoyment. 
“A Romantic Landscape” Style of Jean Antoine Watteau (French, 1684-1721) 18” x 24”, oil on canvas, relined, unsigned Original period frame Ca. 1750 
“Configuration” By Patrick Boudon (French, 1944-1988) 82" x 46"; oil on canvas; signed. Patrick Boudon studied at the Beaux-Arts in Paris and had his first exhibition with the legendary Galerie Raymond Duncan (brother of Isadora Duncan) in Paris 1963. In 1966 he represented France at the 'Cite des Arts'. In 1968 he exhibited in New York for the first time (Gallery Michel Fortin) and from then on and to his much too early death in 1988 Boudon took on international Career, exhibiting in Grand Palais (Paris), Centre d'Arts Rive Gauche (Paris), Museum of Bahia (Brazil), Salon de Bastille (Paris) and a host of significant galleries. A book about his oeuvre (Dinarte Editions, Bruxelles, 1988) in which this painting is depicted on page 41, accompanies this important work which is reminiscent of de Kooning and the European ‘Cobra’ Movement. 
"Tropical Seduction"
By Robert C. Gruppe (American, born 1944)
36" x 30", oil on canvas, signed
Being third generation of the legendary Gruppe Dynasty of artists Robert Gruppe rediscovers the Cape Ann School with assured brushstrokes and vibrant colors. He has exhibited for over 30 years in Gloucester's distinguished North Shore Art Association and the Rockport Art Association as well as a host of other major venues winning numerous awards and medals along the way. Selected literature accompanies this outstanding painting. 
“Reservations” By Day Shubin (Chinese, 1958-2005) 30” x 24”, oil on canvas, signed Provenance: the Chris Coyne Collection Dai Shubin graduated from the Chinese Art Institute in Beijing 1986. Being admired for his sensitivity and artistic mastery he was soon admitted into the Chinese Artists Association, the Sichuan Artists Association and the Lhasa Artists Association. In Lhasa he became a member of the Tibetan Folklore Artists Group. He exhibited at the First Chinese oil panting Exhibition, the Chinese 17th New Art Exhibition, the Chinese 10th Art Exhibition and a host of galleries in the US, Canada, Japan, Hong Kong etc. This painting was acquired by Mr. Chris Coyne directly from the artist in Lhasa, Tibet, in his effort to create a unique international art collection of the finest humanitarian and artistic qualities. 
"Canal View, Venice" By Niek van der Plas (Dutch, born 1954) 12” x 10”, oil on panel, signed Niek van der Plas continues enchanting discerning collectors with his refined brushwork and subtle palette in keeping with the best of Impressionist traditions. Works by his hand hang in the Art Museum of Rijnsburg and the Art Museum of Katwiijk (both in Holland). There is a continued strong demand for these beautiful and luminous paintings on the international art market resulting in steadily increasing auction prices. In 2008 $ 8,338 was paid for a 16” x 20” beach scene at the Auction House ‘James D. Julia, Inc’. A book about Niek van der Plas’ oeuvre accompanies the fine painting which we are sure will offer its owner everlasting enjoyment. SOLD
“Anglers by a Stream” By Thomas Creswick RA (British, 1811-1869) 16” x 22”. Oil on canvas, relined, signed. Period reticulated frame. Thomas Creswick is considered at the forefront of British ‘Golden Age’ landscape painting with a large oeuvre characterized by a narrow range of scenery usually with streams and rivers of Wales and the north of England. He exhibited at all major venues including the Royal Academy and after his death a Memorial Exhibition was held there. At the London Internatinal Exhibition of 1873, 109 of his works were featured. At international auctions works by Thomas Creswick are fetching extraordinary prices. Housed in its period frame this fine painting is of museum quality. SOLD 
“Fishing in Rough Seas” By George Vincent (British, 1796-1831) 16” x 24”, signed lower left corner, oil on relined canvas, antique frame Here is a fine British seascape of extraordinary quality by one of her most noted marine painters. Several smaller and larger boats are negotiating the rough seas between the harbor, where many boats have sought refuge, and a mountainous coastline in the background. The painting is highly detailed and shows people aboard the vessels adding to the drama of the motif. George Vincent exhibited at the Royal Academy and Suffolk Street until 1830 and works by his hand hang in the most distinguished collections such as: the Victoria and Albert Museum, the Art Museums of Nottingham and Sheffield and museums in the US. 
“Abstract Composition” By Charles E. Hagn (American, 1898-1980) 42” x 42”, oil on canvas, signed verso. Prize winner at the Society of the Four Arts, Palm Beach. Charles Hagn exhibited at the Society of the Four Arts in Palm Beach in 1963 where this very painting was awarded the Atwater Kent Award. In 1964 he won the Norton Artists’ Guild Purchase Prize. In 1965 Hagn had a solo exhibition at the Norton Museum of Art. Being a native New Yorker Hagn exhibited at numerous one-man shows in New York City, Putnam Valley and Westchester County and was awarded by New York State Historical Society. Hagn studied at the Army Art School in Paris during and after WW1, at the Boston Museum of Fine Art and at the Art Students’ League in New York.
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