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"Perro" (Mexican Clown) oil on Devoe panel board (cardboard), c. 1900, signed in oil upper right, indistinctly, ,
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- Condition: In very good condition but extremely dirty which may explain why the signature is not clear.
- Size:
16 by 12 in. (40 x 30 cm.)
- Provenance: By descent from the artist's estate to the current owner.
- Exhibitions: San Diego Museum of Art, "Insights" April 23-June 12, 1983.
- Framing: Sold framed
- Note: Owner's statement:
"My grandfather was Robert Reid, married to Elizabeth Reeves. My father and his identical twin brother were born August 26, 1911. My fathers’ twin apparently died at the age of 40 and my father died March 23, 1989. I believe Robert Reid died in 1927 .... After Reid died my grandmother Elizabeth married Robert Ingold who then adopted my father and his brother..
Elizabeth was twenty some odd years younger than Reid and would model for him. The large sketch and the painting on wood is of my grandmother Elizabeth. That is information given to me by my father..
I remember my father and mother (step) letting the San Diego Museum of Art display the collection you now have in your possession. I am not sure the self sketch done in 1927 was a part of the display. .
After my mother died May 30, 1987 my father gave me the collection... I had them displayed in a cedar log home I owned until 1993."
Marsha Parks Meacham Oct 15, 2013.
Born in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, Reid studied at various art schools including the Boston Museum of Fine Arts school, the Art Student's League in New York, and the Academie Julian in Paris, with Gustave Boulanger and Jules Lefebvre. He was one of the founding members of the Ten American Painters and his art is in many permanent collections including, but not limited to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, the Art Museum of Detroit, Michigan, and the Corcoran Gallery in Washington, D.C.
Estimates*
US $
Euro
UK pound
Swiss Fr
5000-7000
4150-5810
3400-4760
4900-6860
*
Estimates do not include 25% buyer's premium (see Terms and Conditions). NR means no reserve (minimum bid $50 unless otherwise posted). Estimates in other currencies based on conversion rates of Euro: 0.83 , British Pound 0.68, Swiss Fr 0.98. All conversion values are approximate with
the final cost determined in dollars.
workcode: rf-1506z-04
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- Condition: In very good condition but extremely dirty which may explain why the signature is not clear.
- Size:
16 by 12 in. (40 x 30 cm.) - Provenance: By descent from the artist's estate to the current owner.
- Exhibitions: San Diego Museum of Art, "Insights" April 23-June 12, 1983.
- Framing: Sold framed
- Note: Owner's statement:
"My grandfather was Robert Reid, married to Elizabeth Reeves. My father and his identical twin brother were born August 26, 1911. My fathers’ twin apparently died at the age of 40 and my father died March 23, 1989. I believe Robert Reid died in 1927 .... After Reid died my grandmother Elizabeth married Robert Ingold who then adopted my father and his brother..
Elizabeth was twenty some odd years younger than Reid and would model for him. The large sketch and the painting on wood is of my grandmother Elizabeth. That is information given to me by my father..
I remember my father and mother (step) letting the San Diego Museum of Art display the collection you now have in your possession. I am not sure the self sketch done in 1927 was a part of the display. .
After my mother died May 30, 1987 my father gave me the collection... I had them displayed in a cedar log home I owned until 1993."
Marsha Parks Meacham Oct 15, 2013.
Born in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, Reid studied at various art schools including the Boston Museum of Fine Arts school, the Art Student's League in New York, and the Academie Julian in Paris, with Gustave Boulanger and Jules Lefebvre. He was one of the founding members of the Ten American Painters and his art is in many permanent collections including, but not limited to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, the Art Museum of Detroit, Michigan, and the Corcoran Gallery in Washington, D.C.
"Perro" (Mexican Clown) oil on Devoe panel board (cardboard), c. 1900, signed in oil upper right, indistinctly, ,
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US $ |
Euro |
UK pound |
Swiss Fr |
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5000-7000 |
4150-5810 |
3400-4760 |
4900-6860 |
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*
Estimates do not include 25% buyer's premium (see Terms and Conditions). NR means no reserve (minimum bid $50 unless otherwise posted). Estimates in other currencies based on conversion rates of Euro: 0.83 , British Pound 0.68, Swiss Fr 0.98. All conversion values are approximate with
the final cost determined in dollars.
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