|
 |
| Lot 703 |
703. Joe De Yong (American, 1894-1975), "Western Scenes", c.1920; a group of three etchings, each 2" x 1.5", one pictured, of various cowboy and Indian subjects, each signed. De Yong was a deaf artist, who grow up knowing Will Rogers and played cowboy parts in Tom Mix movies. He worked in Charles Russell's studio from 1916-1926. 300-500 |
Not Pictured:
704. Joe De Yong (American, 1894-1975), "Western Scenes", c.1920; four etchings, each 2" x 1.5", various cowboy and Indian subjects, each signed. De Yong was a deaf artist, who grow up knowing Will Rogers and played cowboy parts in Tom Mix movies. He worked in Charles Russell's studio from 1916-1926. 300-500
705. Charles Hoxsey Robinson (American, 1862-1945), two watercolors: "The Boat Launch", c.1933; 10" x 13", signed and dated, with "The Boathouse", watercolor/paper, 10" x 13", signed and dated, well framed. Robinson worked in Morro Bay, California, and frequently worked in watercolor. He was a member of the California Watercolor Club and exhibited as early as 1904, at the St. Louis Expo. 500-700 |
 |
| Lot 706 |
706. Edward Borein (American, 1873-1945), "Two Riders", c.1920; etching, 4.5" x 7.5", pencil signed and tiny pencil sketch of horse in margin. Important western painter and printmaker. A true cowboy artist, Borein worked on ranches in Santa Barbara and Mexico. Member of the Society of American Etchers. Friend of Will Rogers, Maynard Dixon and Charles Russell. 2000-3000
Not Pictured:
707. Berry (American, 20th century), "Roundup", c.1940; colored lithograph, 5" x 7", signed, Findlay Gallery label. California artist. 300-500 |
 |
| Lot 708 |
708. Gene Kloss (American, b.1903), "Largo", c.1940; etching, 11.25" x 5", signed. Important California printmaker. He was a member of the Prairie Printmakers, California Society of Etchers, and the New Mexico Art League. 400-500
Not Pictured:
709. Anna Keener (American, b.1895), "Autumn River Landscape", c.1930; oil/board, 9" x 12", signed. Keener studied at the Kansas City Art Institute and the University of New Mexico, with Birger Sandzen. She exhibited in the southwest, and her work is in the collections of San Francisco Public Library, Oklahoma University, and the Texas Historical Society. 300-500
710. Jessie Arms Botke, attribution (American, 1883-1971), "Landscape", c.1915; oil/board, 8" x 10", written on verso, "painted by Mrs. Botke". California painter was born in Chicago and studied at the Art Institute. Married Cornelius Botke. Botke's early work is consistent to the style in which this painting was done. It is most likely her work. 300-500 |
| 100 |
| | Back to Catalog Lot Numbers Index and Page Links | E-Mail Treadway Gallery | | February 14, 1999 Sale Home Page |
|
For more details and to place phone bids call:
(513) 321-6742 or (708) 383-5234
