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Florida Highwaymen Willie Daniels Large River Scene
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Pre 1970 item# 981891 (stock# 1142)
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Craftsman Antiques
Cell: 862-812-0574
$2000
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Florida Highwqaymen Willie Daniels painting of a Florida riverbank scene with Egrets and still mirror like waters. An iconic scene by Daniels a version of which can be seen the the book "Florida's Highwaymen Legendary Landscapes" by Bob Beatty, pg. 55. The piece is in oil on Upson board used in the Highwaymens vintage works and measures 24" by 30" and 28" by 34" framed. Signed by Daniels hand front bottom right and also on the rear in pencil with title "R ...click for details
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J. Hill 19th Century Scenic O/C
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Pre 1900 item# 833725 (stock# 1055)
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Craftsman Antiques
Cell: 862-812-0574
$1200
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Large J. Hill signed 19th Century forest and stream scenic oil on canvas measuring 36" wide by 26" high, 29" by 19.5" sight. The frame and work are in very good condition with no in painting or looses. There are 3 small canvas patches seen verso. Beautiful original gilded frame with corner Acanthus leaf decoration is also in excellent condition with no gesso losses.
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Lyman Byxbe "Dream Lake" Etching
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Pre 1940 item# 301187 (stock# 446)
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Craftsman Antiques
Cell: 862-812-0574
$250
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Lyman Byxbe is one of many great artists who have turned to the majestic Rocky Mountains for inspiration and the subject matter of their compositions. He became a successful commercial artist in Omaha, Nebraska, where he studied the art of etching under
Mark Levings, an architect. In 1938 Mr. Byxbe moved to Estes Park, Colorado, where he has had a summer studio for many years. Most of the artist's time and talent was devoted to copper plate etching in his mountain studio. Here is a beauti ...click for details
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Lyman Byxbe Etching "Hallets Peak"
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Pre 1940 item# 301184 (stock# 445)
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Craftsman Antiques
Cell: 862-812-0574
$200
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Lyman Byxbe is one of many great artists who have turned to the majestic Rocky Mountains for inspiration and the subject matter of their compositions. He became a successful commercial artist in Omaha, Nebraska, where he studied the art of etching under
Mark Levings, an architect. In 1938 Mr. Byxbe moved to Estes Park, Colorado, where he has had a summer studio for many years. Most of the artist's time and talent was devoted to copper plate etching in his mountain studio. Here is a beauti ...click for details
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