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Vivian C. Hoyt (American, 1880-1957) Oil on Canvas

Vivian C. Hoyt (American, 1880-1957) Oil on Canvas Undated, signed lower right, depicting a purple floral still life, under glass, distressed wood frame Property from: Glen Ellyn Category: Fine Art > American Paintings Estimated Sale Time: 12:32 pm CST Shipping Status: Due to size, weight, value or shipping complexity, this item must be shipped via a 3rd Party and the shipping cost may be high. We recommend contacting multiple shipping vendors for an estimate as the cost may vary greatly. Sales Tax: California (7.25%), Florida (6%), Georgia (8.5%), Kansas (6.5%), New Jersey (6.625%), New Mexico (5.125%), New York (8.875%), Pennsylvania (6%), Washington (10.5%) Download High Resolution Photographs: Photograph #1 Photograph #2 Photograph #3 Photograph #4 Last modified: October 26, 2022, 4:03 pm

Vivian Church Hoyt Landscape Painting

Hoyt, Vivian Church (American, born 1880) rural landscape with farm houses, oil on canvas, 22 by 25 1/2 inches, in a period gold frame measuring 28 by 31 inches.

Vivian C Hoyt, Am., 4 Doll O/C's, c. 1895 & later

Vivian Church Hoyt, American-Wisconsin, 1880-1957, four early oils on boards of dolls, the two named "Ida Mae" with ownership including that of the older artist Maud Maple Miles and "Rosie" owned by a Mrs. Wallis of Delavan WI, then both apparently owned by a Mrs Hulbert. Ida Mae is inscribed "Bo Doll" and signed Vivian Church lower left, Rosie not obviously signed. The two small sketches initialed and described, possibly later as initialed VCH, her married name after 1904. NOTE: the artist became known for impressionist floral still lives, but later achieved recognition because of her expressionist pastels. (QLCA9000/4) [TC]

Hand-Painted & Artist-Signed China, c. 1900

A mixed collection of European china blanks hand-painted and signed by two American artists, Vivian Church Hoyt, American-Wisconsin, 1880-1957, and her less prominent cousin Beulah E. Church, mostly Limoges, Austrian and German china, tea cups, (QLCA9055/lot) [TC]

Vivian Church Hoyt oil

Vivian Church Hoyt (American 1880-?)- Floral Still-Life- oil on canvas, 1932, signed Vivian Church Hoyt 32 lower left. 25 x 30''

Vivian C. Hoyt, (American, 19th/20th century), Still Life, oil on canvas, 36" x 30"

Vivian C. Hoyt (American, 19th/20th century) Still Life oil on canvas signed lower left 36" x 30"

Vivian C. Hoyt (American, 19th/20th century) "Still Life," oil on canvas, 36" x 30", signed lower left, framed

Vivian C. Hoyt (American, 19th/20th century) "Still Life," oil on canvas, 36" x 30", signed lower left, framed

HOYT, VIVIAN CHURCH

(Born 1880 American) Still life, framed oil on canvas, signed lower left, approximate image size 24" x 20", with frame 32" x 28".

VIVIAN C.HOYT (American), Art and Music Painting

VIVIAN CHURCH HOYT (American), Art and Music. Oil on linen. Signed lower right. Painting 27" x 24". Frame 31 ½" x 28 ½". Good condition. From AskArt: "Born in Walworth, Wisconsin. She attended the Chicago Art Institute, graduating with honors after three years and continuing with post-graduate work for two more. She studied design, composition, illustration portraits, figures, still life and murals with John Vanderpoel, Fred Freer, Martha Baker, John C. Johansen, Louis Millet and Fred Richardson. While there thirty-five of her works rated Honorable Mention. Concurrent with completing her studies, she taught the Art Institute children's classes for three years and advanced watercolor class for one year. Then, receiving a scholarship, she attended Summer Art School at Saugatuck, Michigan. In 1903 she and three other students were selected to paint fourteen murals of children at play for the Hermann Raster Elementary School of Chicago. Years later, in 1939, discovering ten of these murals water-soaked and torn as a result of a fire Mrs. Hoyt restored them. They now adorn the walls of the rebuilt school. The Chicago Art Institute sent fourteen representative pieces of her work for exhibit at the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis. In November of 1954 she received a Citation from the American Artists' Professional League, New York City, for "Distinguished Participation in Arts as Regional Director for all of Central Florida." She was also visiting Professor of Art at the University of Florida, at Gainesville. Her art has been shown at Exhibitions of the Art Students League, 1904-1905; Annual Shows at the Art Institute of Chicago in 1932, 1935, 1938 and 1941; Illinois State Museum at Springfield, Illinois; Florida Federation of Arts at Orlando Country Club, Tudor Gallery of the Chicago Women's Club, Research Studios at Maitland, Florida; Grant Park Open Air Show, Chicago; Century of Progress Exposition, Chicago, 1933 and 1934; Federation of Women's Clubs, Ocala, Florida, as well as various national and local art galleries. One-man shows were held at Highland Park [Illinois] Woman's Club in 1932; Mandel's Club Bureau, Chicago, in 1938; and Kenosha [Wisconsin] Art Museum, 1940."

Vivian Church Hoyt, (American, b. 1888), Southwestern Still Life

Vivian Church Hoyt (American, b. 1888) Southwestern Still Life oil on canvas signed Vivian Church Hoyt (lower left) 10 x 12 inches.

***HOYT, VIVIAN CHURCH

(Born 1880 American) Impressionist still life with flowers in vase and Oriental figurine, oil on canvas, framed in a Newcomb Macklin silver finished frame, approximate image size 24'' x 27'', frame 27 1/2'' x 30 1/2'', signed lower right.

VIVIAN CHURCH HOYT (1880 -? OAK PARK, ILLINOIS) OIL ON CANVAS, FLORAL STILL LIFE, SIGNED LOWER RIGHT, 18" X 22"

VIVIAN CHURCH HOYT (1880 -? OAK PARK, ILLINOIS) OIL ON CANVAS, FLORAL STILL LIFE, SIGNED LOWER RIGHT, 18" X 22"

HOYT, Vivian Church, (American, 1880-): 2 Floral

HOYT, Vivian Church, (American, 1880-): 2 Floral Still Life paintings, 1) Flowers in a pottery vase and bell on table, OIL/Canvas, 20" x 16", signed lower left, dated 41, encased in period carved and gesso frame with minor wear, 23" x 19". 2) Flowers in a Japanese vase, Pastel, sight size 19 1/2" x 15 1/2", signed lower right, encased in wooden frame, 24 1/2" x 20 1/2".

VIVIAN C. HOYT (American b.1880) "Haystacks" oil on panel, signed lower left. 10"x13".