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RUDOLF EICKEMEYER (New York, 1862-1932), Twelve photographs depicting nature scenes., Sheets from 4.5" x 3" to 9.5" x 14". Mounts from 6.75" x 9.5" to 11.5" x 16.25".

RUDOLF EICKEMEYER New York, 1862-1932 Twelve photographs depicting nature scenes. Six mounted. One with Eickemeyer's initials and dated 1925 in red on the mount. Others unsigned.

RUDOLF EICKEMEYER (New York, 1862-1932), Eleven photographs depicting nature, sailing vessels and country scenes., Sheets from 3.25" x 3.25" to 9.75" x 13". Mounts from 9.5" x 6.75" to 15.5" x 13.75".

RUDOLF EICKEMEYER New York, 1862-1932 Eleven photographs depicting nature, sailing vessels and country scenes. Each mounted. One with Eickemeyer's initials and dated 1901 in red on the mount. Others unsigned.

RUDOLF EICKEMEYER (New York, 1862-1932), Eleven photographs, including a portrait of a lady as well as nature and country scenes., Sheets from 5" x 3" to 9.25" x 7.5". Mounts from 6.75" x 9.5" to 17" x 12".

RUDOLF EICKEMEYER New York, 1862-1932 Eleven photographs, including a portrait of a lady as well as nature and country scenes. Seven mounted. One with Eickemeyer's initials and dated 1900 in red on the mount. Others unsigned.

RUDOLF EICKEMEYER (New York, 1862-1932), Eleven photographs depicting nature, sailing vessels and country scenes., Sheets from 2" x 3.75" to 13.5" x 10.5". Mounts from 6.75" x 9.5" to 11.5" x 16.25". Unframed.

RUDOLF EICKEMEYER New York, 1862-1932 Eleven photographs depicting nature, sailing vessels and country scenes. Five mounted. One with Eickemeyer's initials and dated 1900 in red on the mount. Others unsigned.

Down South, Rudolf Eickemeyer, Jr.

Down South, Rudolf Eickemeyer, Jr. (1862-1932), photographer, with a preface by Joel Chandler Harris, New York: by R.H. Russell, 1900, folio, photographs of daily life in the Jim Crow-era, first edition. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot.

RARE UNUSUAL ANTIQUE POSTCARDS AND COVERS

An unusual collection of rare antique and vintage postal items. The collection includes a group of antique hand colored silver gelatin postcards depicting Evelyn Nesbit, First Super Model, one The Mikados Pride, circa 1906, by Rudolf Eickemeyer Jr. (American, 1862 to 1932), signed and stamped; a group of color Hyvaa Joulua Finnish Christmas postcard; an authentic antique trade card Old Style lager man pours bottle into a stein, flip the card over and drink disappears, by G. Heileman Brewing Co. La Crosse, Wis.; a pair of postal covers New Sweden 1638 to 1988 with stamps; American Finnish Tercentenary Committee cover, signed, marked and stamped; a group of theatre postcards with additional cards showing the scenes; pair of handmade leather postcards; one rare auxiliary marking Forwarded of Brooklyn and via England from Germany; several miniature postcards that look like stamps. there are not stamps but postcards; a full set unused of Cutchogue miniature photo postcards; some relatively rare first day covers too; and others. Rare Antique and Vintage Postal Items, Color Black and White Post Cards, Photo Cards, Stamps, Covers and Collectibles.

RUDOLF EICKEMEYER JR. - Portrait of Mother and Child, 1903

ARTIST: Rudolf Eickemeyer Jr. TITLE: Portrait of Mother and Child, 1903 MEDIUM: Vintage Photogravure IMAGE SIZE: 9 x 4 3/4 in DESCRIPTION: Camera Notes Vol. 6 No. 4 CONDITION: For a comprehensive condition report, please email info@seagravegallery.com FRAMES are for reference ONLY, and are NOT included with the lot. Please note that the color and tonality of digital references may vary. This lot is being offered by Seagrave Gallery Inc with NO RESERVE. Payment with Bitcoin and Ethereum is accepted.

En descendant les Marches

En descendant les Marches by Rudolph Eickemeyer Jr. From Deuxime Exposition d'Art Photographique: 1895.

A Japanese Fancy

A Japanese Fancy by Rudolf Eickemeyer, Jr. From Die Kunst in der Photographie 1901.

Lilies

Lilies by Rud. Eickemeyer Jr. New York. C1901. From Die Kunst in der Photographie.

Rudolf Eickemeyer: From Alabama, c. 1910, silver print

From Alabama, c. 1910, silver print, title, name, and other information recto, Image size: 9.5"x7.5"; Sheet Size: 11.375"x8.5"

Rudolf Eickemeyer: From Alabama, c. 1910, silver print

From Alabama, c. 1910, silver print, title, name, and other information recto, Image size: 9.5"x7.5"; Sheet Size: 11.375"x8.5"

Rudolf Eickemeyer (1862-1932) American. "In my Studio - Tired Butterfly (Evelyn Nesbit)", 1902, A Tinted Photogravure, 12" x 17.75".

Rudolf Eickemeyer (1862-1932) American. "In my Studio - Tired Butterfly (Evelyn Nesbit)", 1902, A Tinted Photogravure, 12" x 17.75".

Rudolf Eickemeyer (American 1862 - 1932)

"#23 Sunset in the Berkshires". 1900. Platinum print. 5 1/8 '' x 9 '' Mounted at corners on grey board. With publisher's label on front corner.

RUDOLF EICKEMEYER

RUDOLF EICKEMEYER (1862-1932) Rowboat with African-American Passengers, 1921 Vintage silver print, mounted on original cardboard Initialized and dated by the photographer in orange pencil on the mount

Rudolf Eickemeyer (American, 1862-1932) Figure in a Landscape, together with a print by Lawrence Barrett, Wallace Nutting, Leopold Hugo

Rudolf Eickemeyer (American, 1862-1932) "Figure in a Landscape, together with a print by Lawrence Barrett, Wallace Nutting, Leopold Hugo and an Unknown Artist (five works)," 1921, platinum print mounted, 3.25" x 5.25", signed and dated on the mount, unframed. Property from the Estate of Robert E. Beck, Murphysboro, Illinois

RUDOLF EICKEMEYER JR. (AMERICAN, 1862-1932) The Mikado's Pride, circa 1906 hand coloured silver gelatin postcard

RUDOLF EICKEMEYER JR. (AMERICAN, 1862-1932) The Mikado's Pride, circa 1906 hand coloured silver gelatin postcard signed in pencil 'Yours Evelyn Nesbit' recto 8.5 x 13.5cm

RUDOLF EICKEMEYER JR. (AMERICAN, 1862-1932) Untitled, 1921 silver gelatin print

RUDOLF EICKEMEYER JR. (AMERICAN, 1862-1932) Untitled, 1921 silver gelatin print mount initialled and dated in orange recto 7 x 13.5cm

Rudolf Eickemeyer (American, 1862-1932) Two Landscapes: Snowy Field, 1902, and Country Road, 1906. Both monogrammed and dated on the...

Rudolf Eickemeyer (American, 1862-1932) Two Landscapes: Snowy Field, 1902, and Country Road, 1906. Both monogrammed and dated on the mount. Platinum prints on paper, image/sheet sizes approximately 9 3/8 x 7 1/2 in. (23.8 x 19.0 cm), unmatted, unframed. Condition: Subtle surface rubs to sky in Road, discoloration to Field.

Rudolf Eickemeyer (American, 1862-1932) Three Landscapes: Summer Hillside, 1901; Woodland Stream, 1902; and Lone Tree, 1923. Each mo...

Rudolf Eickemeyer (American, 1862-1932) Three Landscapes: Summer Hillside, 1901; Woodland Stream, 1902; and Lone Tree, 1923. Each monogrammed and dated on the mount. Platinum prints on paper, image/sheet sizes to 9 3/8 x 7 1/2 in. (23.8 x 19.0 cm), unmatted, unframed. Condition: Subtle toning.

Rudolf Eickemeyer: Pathway Through Trees, 1921, vintage silver print, monogram recto

Rudolf Eickemeyer: Pathway Through Trees, 1921, vintage silver print, monogram recto, 5.5"x3.25"

RUDOLPH EICKEMEYER, (AMERICAN 1862-1932), "WILD CLEMATIS"

RUDOLPH EICKEMEYER (american 1862-1932) "WILD CLEMATIS" Ink signed and titled on backing. Handcolored gelatin silver print. 9 7/8 x 6 7/8 in.

EICKEMEYER, RUDOLF (1862-1932) Landscape.

EICKEMEYER, RUDOLF (1862-1932) Landscape. Oversize sepia-toned silver print, 13 3/4x10 3/4 inches (34.9x27.3 cm.), with Eickemeyer's signature, red monogram, inscription to A. Rosenblum, date, and a handwritten portion of an Emerson poem on mount recto; in a period frame. 1925

Japanese Weeds in Winter, 1901

RUDOLF EICKEMEYER (1862-1932) Japanese Weeds in Winter, 1901 platinum print initialed and dated twice in red pencil (on the recto) and (on the mount) 9¼ x 7¼in. (23.5 x 18.4cm.)

RUDOLF EICKEMEYER JR. 1862-1932

'A SUMMER SEA' measurements note 9 3/8 by 7 3/8 in. (24 by 18.7 cm.) warm-toned platinum print, copyrighted by the photographer in pencil on the image, tipped to gray board, the photographer's monogram and date in red ink and signed, titled, inscribed 'To my friend Clare C. Converse, with compliments' and dated 'April 2nd, 1904' by the photographer in pencil on the mount, matted, 1903 PROVENANCE The photographer to Clarence C. Converse, 1904 Witkin Gallery, New York Acquired by The Metropolitan Museum of Art from the above, 1973 LITERATURE Another print of this image: Weston Naef, The Collection of Alfred Stieglitz: Fifty Pioneers of Modern Photography (The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1978), pl. 26 NOTE In the 1890s, Rudolf Eickemeyer was one of the most popular of all international salon photographers, and A Summer Sea was one of his signature landscapes. Naef 225 lists seven venues in which this seascape was exhibited, including London, Hamburg, and Brussels, in addition to New York. As Naef points out, Eickemeyer was a serious rival to Stieglitz in terms of influence and prestige at the turn of the last century. A Summer Sea is the only Eickemeyer photograph in the collection of photographs given to The Metropolitan Museum of Art by Alfred Stieglitz in 1933. Eickemeyer authority Mary Panzer has pointed out that this photograph is inscribed to Clarence C. Converse, a writer and friend of Eickemeyer. Converse's humorous essays, written for the New York Sun, New York Journal, and the New York World, were anthologized in the volume Mr. Isolate of Lonelyville (New York, 1899). This book was published by R. H. Russell, who published Eickemeyer's books Down South (1901), The Old Farm (1902), Winter (1904), and The American Book of Beauty (1904), as well as Alfred Stieglitz's portfolio of large-format photogravures, Picturesque Bits of New York and Other Studies (1897).

EICKEMEYER, RUDOLF (1862-1932)

"The Meadow Pasture." Platinum print, 6 3/4x9 inches (17.1x22.9 cm.), with Eickemeyer's initials and date, in ink, on mount recto, and with a folding title card adhered to mount verso. 1906

EICKEMEYER, RUDOLF (1862-1932)

Personal travel album entitled "Our Trip to California" with 55 photographs, including an installation view of Eickemeyer's exhibition at the Smithsonian Institution, scenic landscapes of Arizona, the Grand Canyon and other picturesque locations, and scenes of Native-American pueblos. Silver prints, 5 1/2x3 1/2 inches (14x9 cm.), several with handwritten captions on mount recto. Folio, gilt-lettered black cloth, covers soiled; Eickemeyer bookplate and credit label with an extensive list of exhibitions on the front pastedown along with his handwritten notations "unfinished." Circa 1930

EICKEMEYER, RUDOLF (1862-1932)

Small rowboat with African-American passengers. Silver print, 2 1/ 2x5 1/ 4 inches (6.4x13.3 cm.), with Eickemeyer's monogram and date, in red ink, on mount recto. 1921

EICKEMEYER, RUDOLF (1862-1932)

Small rowboat with African-American passengers. Silver print, 2 1/2x5 1/4 inches (6.4x13.3 cm.), with Eickemeyer's monogram and date, in red ink, on mount recto. 1921

EICKEMEYER, RUDOLF

"A Branch of the Avon." Sepia-toned silver print, 7 1/2 x9 1/2 inches (19x24.1 cm.), signed, in ink on print recto; initialed and dated, in orange ink, and signed and inscribed, in ink, on mount recto; and the photographer's label with a title, in ink, on mount verso. 1916

EICKEMEYER, RUDOLF

Landscape at low tide. Silver print, 2 1/2 x5 1/2 inches (6.4x14 cm.), initialed and dated, in red ink, on mount recto. 1921

EICKEMEYER, RUDOLF Landscape at low tide.

EICKEMEYER, RUDOLF ""A Branch of the Avon.""

1 piece. (Original Photograph.) Eickemeyer, Rudolf. From Alabama. Ca. 1910.

1 piece. (Original Photograph.) Eickemeyer, Rudolf. "From Alabama." Ca. 1910. Silver print, 9 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches (241 x 190 mm). Portrait of elderly rural African American male. Estimate $ 800-1,200

1 piece. (Original photograph.) Eickemeyer, Rudolf. Morning. Ca. 1910.

1 piece. (Original photograph.) Eickemeyer, Rudolf. "Morning." Ca. 1910. Hand-colored silver print, 6 15/16 x 9 1/2 inches (176 x 241 mm). Orig. mount. Signed & titled in ink on mount by Eickemeyer. Some dampstaining to mount, photo clean & bright. Estimate $ 1,800-2,500

Eickemeyer, Rudolf. From Alabama. Ca. 1910. 1 piece. (Original Photograph.)

Eickemeyer, Rudolf. Morning. Ca. 1910. 1 piece. (Original photograph.)