Frank Earle Schoonover
(American, 1877-1972)
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, 1915
Sale 811 - American and European Art
Dec 10, 2020
10:00AM CT
Live / Chicago
Estimate
$6,000 -
$8,000
Sold for $3,750
Sold prices are inclusive of Buyer’s Premium
Lot Description
Frank Earle Schoonover
(American, 1877-1972)
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, 1915oil on canvas
signed F.E. Schoonover, dated, and inscribed (lower right); signed and inscribed (verso)
26 x 14 inches.
Provenance:
The artist
Given by the artist to S. Pubb, February 1916
Sold: Bunch Auctions, Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, January 8, 1992
Daniel Elder, Pottstown, Pennsylvania
Sold: Illustration House, Inc., New York, May 6, 1995, lot 196
Private Collection
Literature:
Charles Tretheway, “The Fugitive,” The Saturday Evening Post, June 26, 1915: 14
John R. Schoonover, Louise Schoonover Smith, LeeAnn Dean, Frank E. Schoonover Catalogue Raisonné, New Castle, Delaware, 2009, no. 32
Originally painted in 1915 for the story, "The Fugitive," Schoonover gifted the artwork to S. Pubb. He dedicated and re-dated it at that time.
Condition Report
Condition:
Framed: 30 x 18 inches.
Craquelures along center right and left edges. Under UV, inpainting visible in upper left corner; one small area of inpainting above woman's head; scattered inpainting in lower edge and proper left pant leg of man; and through inscription in lower right corner, which was done by the artist. Please request additional images.
Framed: 30 x 18 inches.
Craquelures along center right and left edges. Under UV, inpainting visible in upper left corner; one small area of inpainting above woman's head; scattered inpainting in lower edge and proper left pant leg of man; and through inscription in lower right corner, which was done by the artist. Please request additional images.
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