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Jamie Wyeth's "Study of Kleberg"

Wyeth, Avery, Eakins At Christie’s

February 15, 2011

Works by Jamie Wyeth, Milton Avery, and Thomas Eakins are among the star attractions at Christie’s Fine American Paintings, Drawings & Sculpture sale on March 3 in New York. Wyeth’s whimsical depiction of his Labrador, “Study of Kleberg,” is the cover lot, estimated at $40-$60,000.

Update: Wyeth’s “Study of Kleberg” sold for $218,000, almost four times the high estimate.

A Vermont landscape painted by Avery in 1936 carries the top estimate of $50-$70,000 for the auction, which includes another of his canvasses, “Blue Nude,” a 1946 work that registers Avery’s evolving shift towards abstraction. Paintings by William Trost Richard, Morris Graves, Ernest Lawson and Lila Cabot Perry are among the other featured lots in the sale.

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Teenaged Rembrandt Peale Painted Washington

April 23, 2013

Charles Wilson Peale, the famed painter of George Washington, took his 17-year old boy (named Rembrandt) along for a sitting with the Founding Father. The teenager painted to acclaim and went on to recreate portraits of Washington for decades. One of those, known as a “porthole” copy, will be offered by Heritage next month, with a high estimate of  $175,000.

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Iwo Jima Monument To Sell

February 21, 2013

Iconic monuments don’t come on the market as a rule, but tomorrow is the exception. At a sale of World War II artifacts in New York, Bonhams will offer the original Iwo Jima Monument, as sculpted in Washington, D.C in June-September 1945. Felix de Weldon conceived the depiction of Marines raising the stars and stripes on Mount Suribaci, following a photograph by Joe Rosenthal. Last displayed on the hangar deck of the Intrepid Sea Air Space Museum in New York, the statue comes with all sorts of related materials, including original pencil sketches for its design. To take home the 10,000 pound icon, expected to pay $1.2m-$1.8m. Plus shipping, of course.

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Maritime Art At Bonhams

January 22, 2013

In the mid-19th century, when sailing vessels ruled the seas, stormy voyages were a favorite theme of maritime artists. One of the most accomplished was James Edward Buttersworth, whose masterpiece may be his depiction, circa 1855, of the famous Clipper ship Flying Cloud emerging from a hurricane. When the painting comes up for auction later this week at Bonhams’ Maritime Paintings & Decorative Arts sale in New York, it’s expected to realize $200,000-$300,000.

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