Josephine Granger Cochrane Sold at Auction Prices

LARGE JOSEPHINE COCHRANE INTERIOR SCENE PAINTING

COCHRANE, Josephine, (American, 1864-1953): Interior Scene with Antique Furniture, Oil/Canvas, 34'' x 40'', label affixed verso, contemporary metal frame, 35.5'' x 41.5''.

JOSEPHINE GRANGER COCHRANE (Connecticut, 1864-1953), A stream through a meadow., Oil on canvas, 29" x 23". Framed 34" x 28".

JOSEPHINE GRANGER COCHRANE Connecticut, 1864-1953 A stream through a meadow. Signed and dated lower right "J.G. Cochrane '01".

Josephine Cochrane French Chateau Oil on Canvas Painting 1952

Oil on canvas,depicting French Chateau. framed. Measurements - 7 7/8" x 12", with frame - 19" x 14 1/2".

Josephine E Cochrane (CT 1863-1953)

Josephine E Cochrane (Connecticut 1863-1953) Landscape with old house, oil on board signed lower right 6 X 9"

JOSEPHINE GRANGER COCHRANE (American, 1864-1953)

'Clouds - Holland' oil on board h. 10 w. 8 in. titled and signed on old label on verso, newly framed Condition: surface grime, no other defects noted

Cochrane, Josephine (American 1864-1953) Oil Painting - Cinema Corner of Saint Jean de Luz

Cochrane, Josephine Granger (American, 1864-1953) Oil Painting. "Cinema Corner of Saint Jean de Luz". Oil on canvas. Signed on lower right "JC Cochrane." Titled on label on reverse. In good condition. Measures 19" x 15". Frame measures 23" x 19". From Askart: Josephine Granger Cochrane was born in the township of Enfield, Connecticut in 1861. Although Enfield was noted for its rustic beauty, it was also home to The Hazard Company's black powder factories. The gun powder produced in Enfield was responsible for the rumbling of artillery throughout the struggling campaigns of The Civil War. When the war came to an end on April 22, 1865, the inhabitants of the region slowly regained their calm. Josephine Granger was raised in conventional Victorian ways. Many years had passed after the war. She satisfied the educational requirements of the times. It is possible that her aptitude for art was acknowledged and encouraged by her teachers. She probably had opportunity to attend many schools, however she chose a course of action that resulted in booking passage on a ship that set sail to cross the Atlantic Ocean. This gave her an opportunity to move away from her adolescent years and help her to mature, thus facilitating her attempts to express her individuality as an artist. Upon arriving in Paris, she enrolled at The Academie Julian. The school attracted many American and French artists for its somewhat Bohemian atmosphere. A number of graduates achieved world fame. This uniquely conceived school was open to anyone who could pay the tuition. It appears that this youthful candidate received more than adequate preparation from the curriculum. Her work in oils was considered by the juries to be accomplished. She was acknowledged by some of the most prestigious cultural organizations. She was part of a new generation of women artists, who were competent and could compete with their male counterparts. The majority of her artworks depicted are still lives or landscapes. While abroad, she painted the Dutch Lowlands, as shown in the example of the Black Windmill; she also depicted red roofed houses nestled along the noteworthy canals in Amsterdam, Her paintings are often signed using the first two initials, her last name follows (J.G. Cochrane). Although considered a Connecticut artist, Fielding's lists the artist as living at a Baltimore address in 1949. She was a member of the National Association of Women Artists and the Society of Independent Artists. Cochrane exhibited at the Chicago 1893 Columbian Exhibition, National Academy of Design, Society of Independent Artists, and National Society of Woman Artists. After a long career in the fine arts, she died in Preston, Connecticut at the age of ninety two in 1953.

JOSEPHINE GRANGER COCHRANE (CT, 1864-1953); "Old Stone Stairway, Pont Aven, France", oil on canvas, signed lower right "J

JOSEPHINE GRANGER COCHRANE (CT, 1864-1953); "Old Stone Stairway, Pont Aven, France", oil on canvas, signed lower right "J.G. Cochrane and dated '92, titled on label verso from unidentified Boston juried exhibition, advanced for award. In the original gilt oak panel frame with gesso trim. OS: 20 1/2" x 17 1/2", SS: 13 1/2" x 10 1/2". Good condition.

Josephine Cochrane French Chateau Oil on Canvas Painting 1952

Oil on canvas,depicting French Chateau. framed. Measurements - 7 7/8" x 12", with frame - 19" x 14 1/2".

OOC Rustic French Walkup Josephine Cochrane CT '92

OOC - Rustic French Walkup by Josephine Granger Cochrane (CT, 1861-1953), signed lr and dated '92, an impasto rendering with knifework, housed in gilt oak panel frame with leaf gesso border, SS: 13 1/2" x 10 1/2", OS: 20 1/2" x 17 1/2", slightly rippled.

JOSEPHINE G. COCHRANE (American, 1864-1953). MOUNTAINS OFF MOURNE, COUNTY DOWN, IRELAND, signed lower left. Oil on board.

JOSEPHINE G. COCHRANE (American, 1864-1953). MOUNTAINS OFF MOURNE, COUNTY DOWN, IRELAND, signed lower left. Oil on board - Framed, 10 in. x 12 in.

Attributed to Josephine Granger Cochrane (American, 1864-1953) Quiet Street Unsigned, inscrib...

Attributed to Josephine Granger Cochrane (American, 1864-1953) Quiet Street Unsigned, inscribed "This is a little crack of a street...J B Cochrane," probably in the artist's hand, on the reverse. Oil on panel, 6 1/8 x 4 1/2 in. (15.6 x 11.4 cm), framed. Condition: Bloom, surface grime.

JOSEPHINE COCHRANE American (early 20th C) "Darkey Town, Lynchburg, Virginia", oil on canvas, 23 x 28, signed lower left, titled verso.