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Lot Description

Joseph Henry Sharp

(American, 1859-1953)

Where the Deer Come

oil on board

signed J.H. Sharp (lower right); titled (verso)

16 x 20 inches

This lot is located in Denver.

Provenance:
Fenn Galleries Ltd., Santa Fe, New Mexico
Acquired from the above by the present owner

Afternoon autumnal light floods the canyon floor, as a Taos Pueblo hunter awaits his quarry. In the fall Henry would pack up his fly rod and a skillet and head up the canyon with his favorite models, to spend the day painting and fishing. Most likely it is Elkfoot or Hunting Son pictured here in Taos Canyon, only several miles from Sharp’s home and studio now the Couse-Sharp Historic Site.

- Davison Packard Koenig, Executive Director, Curator, The Couse-Sharp Historic Site

Condition Report

Appears in overall good and stable condition - no detectable losses, craquelure or damage. UV light does not reveal any inpainting or repairs. One possible point of superficial surface discoloration in upper right quadrant – appears as a faint white mark. Does not fluoresce. Framed dimensions: 22 x 26 inches. Please request additional images.

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