Oil on canvas landscape painted by J. Alden Weir (1853 -1919) at Weir Farm in the original frame designed by Stamford White
J. Alden Weir was considered one of his generation's best American painters. He studied at the National Academy of Design, Ecole des Beaux-Art and many others. According to critics, Weir was influence by his friends painters Childe Hassam and John Henry Twachtman. Weir produced Connecticut landscapes that showed the natural beauty of the local area. Weir Farm is located in Branchville, CT and open to the public.
Painting is signed J Alden Weir in lower left corner
Size is 26.5" x 30.5".
Circa 1890
$65,000
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Colored print of the Battle of Trafalgar in birds eye maple frame.
Size is 27" x 22.5".
Circa 1830
$1,400
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Bronze cannon on wood truncheon
$1,200
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English copper and brass divers helmet. This would make a fantastic lamp.
Circa 1900
$2,350
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Oil on canvas of seascape by Gerard Lucas Larsen
Size is 21" x 37.5".
Circa 1920
$2,750
#831
Oil on canvas of three masted sailing ship off the coast flying the red ensign
Size is 24" x 38.5".
Circa 1860
$5,800
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Size is 14.5" x 23".
Circa 1850
$3,950
#832
English oil on canvas of two nasted gunboat
Size is 26" x 32".
Circa 1870-1880
$4,400
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Bronze casting of Admiral Lord Nelson at Trafalgar on marble base
