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Landscape painter, Portrait painter, b. 1912 - d. 1938

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    • LAURA GRAHAM (New York/Indiana, 1912-1938), “Lilacs by the Summer House”., Oil on canvas, 40” x 30.25”. Framed 49” x 38.75”.
      Nov. 01, 2021

      LAURA GRAHAM (New York/Indiana, 1912-1938), “Lilacs by the Summer House”., Oil on canvas, 40” x 30.25”. Framed 49” x 38.75”.

      Est: $3,000 - $5,000

      LAURA GRAHAM New York/Indiana, 1912-1938 "Lilacs by the Summer House". Signed faintly lower right "Laura Graham". Identified on National Arts Club label verso.

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    • Painting, Laura Margaret Graham
      Nov. 16, 2019

      Painting, Laura Margaret Graham

      Est: $200 - $400

      Laura Margaret Graham (American, 1912-1938), Untitled (Still Life with Porcelain Cat and Pitcher), oil on canvas, signed lower right and verso, canvas (unframed): 30"h x 25"w

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    • Painting, Laura Margaret Graham
      Oct. 13, 2019

      Painting, Laura Margaret Graham

      Est: $400 - $600

      Laura Margaret Graham (American, 1912-1938), Untitled (Still Life with Porcelain Cat and Pitcher), oil on canvas, signed lower right and verso, canvas (unframed): 30"h x 25"w

      Clars Auctions
    • Laura Graham, American, 1912-1938, oil on canvas
      Sep. 16, 2017

      Laura Graham, American, 1912-1938, oil on canvas

      Est: $2,000 - $3,000

      Laura Margaret Graham, American, 1912-1938. New York, Pennsylvania. Portrait and landscape painting. “Sunday Afternoon” is titled, signed, and lists exhibitions, all engraved on a metal plaque attached to the front of the frame. Attached to the back are two labels from Graham mailing the work, one with the sending address to the American Artists Professional League, and a gallery label. “Sunday Afternoon” (after Charles Courtney Curran (1861–1942), “Dans le Jardin du Luxembourg,” 1889) Depicts the 1872 bronze statue on a stone base at the Luxembourg Gardens, created by Auguste Nicholas Caïn called “Le Lion de Nubie et sa Proie,” which translates in English to “The Lion of Nubia and its Prey.” The animal was based upon the Nubian lion, the largest lion in the world. The bronze lion stands valiantly over his ostrich prey. Although the lion may seem to steal the show, the woman in a blue dress is the focal point of the composition. She sits on a chair as she disperses lunch to four small birds. The painting was created after Charles Courtney Curran’s (1861–1942), “Dans le Jardin du Luxembourg” of 1889, perhaps 41-43 years later. In the winter of 1932 the painting was exhibited at the National Academy of Design and in 1934 at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts annual exhibition, just four years before the artist died at the young age of twenty-six.

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