John Moran Auctioneers - California Art Auction
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1057 Albert Thomas De Rome (1885-1959 Carmel, CA)<br />
‘’Rising Tide’’, Monterey Coastal, signed lower right: Albert<br />
De Rome, titled on the canvas edge verso, signed again and<br />
inscribed on the lower canvas edge verso: 1st Prize Monterey<br />
County Fair, Sept. 1939 and with artist’s Pacific Grove address,<br />
numbered verso: 177, oil on canvas laid to artist’s masonite,<br />
18’’ x 24’’, est:$3000/5000<br />
Exhibited: Monterey County Fair, Monterey, CA, September<br />
1939, first prize; ‘’Albert Thomas De Rome, 1885-1959, A Pacific<br />
Grove <strong>Art</strong>ist Remembered’’, Museum of Natural History, Pacific<br />
Grove, CA, July 1 - July 31, 1988, no. 258 (see verso labels).<br />
Provenance: Private Collection, Los Angeles, CA. Visual:<br />
Generally good condition. Blacklight: Apparently no evidence<br />
of restoration under blacklight. Fluoresces unevenly, difficult to<br />
read under blacklight.<br />
1058 Paul Dougherty N.A. (1877-1947 Monterey, CA)<br />
Off the Maine Coast, estate signed lower right: Paul Dougherty,<br />
oil on panel, 12’’ x 16’’, est:$1500/2000<br />
Provenance: Estate of the artist; Mills & Lang Fine <strong>Art</strong>, April<br />
1990, no. 230, acquired from the above; Private Collection,<br />
Whittier, CA. Visual: Generally good condition. Blacklight: A<br />
spot of touch-up in the sky in the upper left and a few minor<br />
spots of touch-up in the upper right quadrant and along the right<br />
edge.<br />
1059 Ralph Davidson Miller (1858-1945 Los Angeles, CA)<br />
Monterey Pines Coastal, signed and dated lower right: Ralph<br />
Davidson Miller 1918, oil on canvas, 40’’ x 30’’, est:$2000/3000<br />
Note: The present work was originally commissioned in 1918<br />
by the Santa Fe Railroad for display in a <strong>California</strong> depot.<br />
Provenance: Commissioned by Santa Fe Railroad, 1918;<br />
<strong>California</strong> Security - Loan, purchased from the above for their<br />
315 East Colorado Street, Pasadena location; gifted to Clarence<br />
Seares, Board of Directors, <strong>California</strong> Security - Loan when<br />
the company closed, circa early 1940s; by descent in the family<br />
to the present owner, Private Collection, Eastvale, CA. Visual:<br />
Craquelure throughout, concentrated in upper half. Two 1’’<br />
tears in the center on the foliage. Blacklight: No evidence of<br />
restoration under blacklight.<br />
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