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| 391. Jan Both (1615/18-1652) was born in Utrecht
in 1618. From 1634 to 1637 he was taught by the painter Gerard
van Honthorst. Like his brother and fellow artist Andries Both
he worked for a period in Rome. There he met the Frenchman Claude
Lorrain, with whom he collaborated on a series of landscape paintings.
The everyday life of the streets of Rome became a favorite theme
in his works. On his return to Utrecht (probably in 1642) he
stopped producing genre pieces and focused instead on pictures
of Italian landscapes bathed in a warm, golden light. This was
a theme several other Dutch painters had also adopted: they were
known as the Italianates. All three of the lower paintings are
from the outstanding collection at Calvin College, Grand Rapids,
Michigan. |
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Jan Both "Landscape" ca. 1640
H. 21" x W. 25" After
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M. Alten "Floral Still-Life"
H. 32" x W. 23" Before
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Blancke "Abstract"
H. 36" x W. 48" After
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| 392. The Kenosha Public Museum, Kenosha, Wisconsin,
is the owner of the left portrait. The canvas painting is signed
and dated "1854". At present the signature is illegible
and the museum is researching whether the painting is Amrican
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Illegible "Portrait of a Soldier"
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| 393. The Art Museum of Greater Lafayette,
Lafayette, Indiana, is the owner of the below four oils. Their
collection is vast and varied as these paintings reflect. A second
painting by Adam Emory Albright is undergoing treatment on Page 78 for the Janesville
Art League, Janesville, Wisconsin. |
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Adam Albright "Warrenville Creek"
H. 26" x W. 36" Before Treatment
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Louise Kelley "Cornish Cottages"
H. 20" x W. 24" Before Treatment
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Orion Foster "Wabash Marsh"
H. 30" x W. 24" Before Treatment
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Luis Mora "Cruise of the Elida"
H 86" x W. 42" After Treatment
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| 394. The below magnificent portraits are two
works by Thomas Sully (1783-1872). Sully's "Portrait of
George Washington"(1854) was documented in a previous Case
Study on this site. The following link reviews his biography The two portraits are recent acquisitions
for the Memphis Brooks Museum, Memphis, Tennessee. |
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Thomas Sully "Thomas Kirkman"
H. 30" x W. 25" Before Treatment
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Thomas Sully "Alexander Jackson" 1818
H. 29" x W. 24" Before Treatment
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| 394. The recognition of the paintings by William
Turman, chairman of the art department at Indiana State University
for 40 years and the first president of the Swope Art Museum,
continues to escalate. These four oils are part of the Turman
collection at the Turman Township Youth Foundation in Graysville,
Indiana. Conservation efforts over the last two years have restored
half of the Foundation's Turman collection. |
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William Turman "Dunes at Lake Michigan"
H. 24" x W. 34" Before Treatment
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William Turman "Over the Pond"
H. 18" x W. 24" Before Treatment
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William Turman "A Big Beech Tree"
H. 30" x W. 26" Before Treatment
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William Turman "Flower Covered Valley"
H. 24" x W. 28" Before Treatment
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Barry Bauman Conservation
Contact: Mr. Barry Bauman
1122 N. Jackson Ave., River Forest, IL. 60305
Ph.(708)771-0382 Fax.(708)771-1532
e-mail:barrybbc7@yahoo.com
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