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| 337. William E. Hentschel (American, b. 1892), “Storks”, c. 1940; airbrush painting, 14" x 14", signed. Important designer and painter from Cincinnati. Hentschel studied at the Cincinnati Art Academy and the Art Students League. He exhibited at the Syracuse Museum of Art, Taft Museum, and the Norton Gallery of Art (Palm Beach). His work is included in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Smithsonian Institute, and IBM. He worked as a designer for Rookwood Pottery and taught at the Cincinnati Art Academy. 600-800 |
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| 338. Charles Stewart Todd (American, b. 1886), “Still Life”, c.1930; oil/canvas, 27" x 22", signed. Cincinnati painter and craftsman. Todd studied at the Cincinnati Art Academy and was a member of the Cincinnati Professional Artists and the MacDowell Society. He exhibited from the 1910s-40s, at the Cincinnati Museum, Closson Gallery, Loring Andrews Gallery (Cincinnati), and the Art Institute of Chicago. 800-1100 |
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339. William Hentschel “Horses”, c. 1940; airbrush painting, 17" x 17", signed. Important designer and painter from Cincinnati. Hentschel studied at the Cincinnati Art Academy and the Art Students League. He exhibited at the Syracuse Museum of Art, Taft Museum, and the Norton Gallery of Art (Palm Beach). His work is included in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Smithsonian Institute, and IBM. He worked as a designer for Rookwood Pottery and taught at the Cincinnati Art Academy. 600-800 |
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