Carl Gutherz or Guthers (Tennessee/Missouri, 1844-1907) oil on canvas painting, “Cupid Band,” 1889. A group of putti or cupids arranged in two rows and led by a figure who holds a bow and arrow play various instruments as they march through the night sky on clouds illuminated by a full moon. The band leader’s wings shine […]
Lot 181: Carl Gutherz Rockville, Maryland Landscape Painting
Carl Gutherz or Guthers (Tennessee/Missouri, 1844-1907), “Log Cabin and Corn Shocks at ‘Oak Rued,’ Rockville, Maryland,” oil on canvasboard landscape painting with the artist’s home, Oak Rued, surrounded by shocks of corn and trees, 1904. Unsigned. Housed in a giltwood frame. Sight: 16″ H x 25 3/8″ W. Framed: 18″ H x 27 1/2″ W. Literature: Illustrated and […]
Lot 180: Washington Girard O/C TN Landscape Painting
William Washington Girard (Tennessee, 1873-1931) oil on canvas Middle Tennessee landscape painting with a creek that flows beside a fence-lined road and leads into a wooded background. A yellow sky breaks through clouds above and a stone bridge or dam extends across the creek. Signed “Washington Girard,” lower left. Housed in a distressed giltwood frame. […]
Lot 179: Carroll Shope East TN O/C Painting, Cades Cove
Carroll Shope (American/Tennessee, 1931- 2019) oil on canvas painting depicting a side view of the historic Cade’s Cove Methodist Church, built in 1902, and its cemetery, now part of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Signed “Carroll Shope” and dated “February 1974” lower right. Housed in the original painted wooden frame with linen liner. Sight: […]
Lot 178: 3 Carl Sublett Watercolors, East TN Landscapes
Group of three (3) Carl Sublett (Tennessee, 1919-2008) expressionist watercolor on paper paintings depicting East Tennessee landscape, the largest inscribed “Bluff, Knoxville Tenn.” en verso, unsigned. A second painting is signed lower right and dated SUBLETT 59′, and a third is signed SUB 59′. All unframed. Ranging in size from 12 in. H x 16 in. W to 18 3/4 […]
Lot 177: Large Red Grooms Color Lithograph & Screenprint, Truck II
Charles Roger “Red” Grooms (Tennessee/New York, b.1937) color lithograph, screenprint, and rubber stamp on paper titled “Truck II”, 1979 (Knestrick, 78). Depicts a busy cityscape with a large, undulating tractor trailer dominating the foreground. One the side of the truck is an advertisement for “Supreme Products” with a painted female seated on a swing below the phrase “Panty […]
Lot 176: Joseph Delaney Sketchbook, 29 Works on Paper
Joseph Delaney (Tennessee/New York, 1904-1991) sketchbook with twenty-nine (29) images including one (1) ink wash painting and twenty-eight (28) ink drawings or sketches. Ink wash painting depicts two nude male figures shown in profile. Ink drawings include artist at easel with nude male figure, trumpeter, head of a fox or cat (with notes), and various male […]
Lot 175: Edward Weston Photograph, William Edmondson’s Sculpture, Nashville, TN
After Edward Weston (American, 1886-1958) silver gelatin photograph depicting the yard of African American sculptor William Edmondson (American/Tennessee, 1874-1951). Numerous sculptures fill the grassy area in front of his Nashville, Tennessee home/workshop; others are visible on the porch, under Edmondson’s homemade sign advertising his wares. Float mounted on white cardstock and housed in a contemporary black metal frame. […]
Lot 174: Edward Weston Photograph of William Edmondson
After Edward Weston (American, 1886-1958) silver gelatin photograph depicting the African American sculptor William Edmondson (American/Tennessee, 1874-1951) seated in his Nashville, Tennessee yard and dressed in his work apron, with his workshop visible in the background. Printed by Cole Weston (1919-2003) from his father’s original 1941 negative. With Edward Weston’s stamped signature, the title, and the negative date in […]
Lot 173: William Edmondson Sculpture, Mother and Child
William Edmondson (American/Tennessee, 1874-1951), “Mother and Child,” carved limestone sculpture depicting a woman with high forehead and short hair, balancing a child on one hip and carrying a pocketbook in the other hand. 13 in. H x 5 1/4 in. W x 5 1/3 in. D (overall). Illustrated, Edmond Fuller, “Visions in Stone: The Sculpture of William […]
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