| 19th Century White Mountain School Paintings |
| Julia Bacon 1818 - after 1862 |
| Mother and Daughter by a River |
$4,800.00 |
| Oil on board 14" x 22" |
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| Signed lower right JEB; period frame. |
| Julia Bacon was one of the 150 known women artists who painted in the White Mountains from 1840-1940. This |
| painting is believed to be a scene in the Hudson River area in New York State. A nice piece even if not New |
| George Loring Brown 1814 - 1889 |
| Cherry Mt. from Jefferson, NH |
$9,800.00 |
| Oil on board 10" x 14" |
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| Signed lower right and on verso 1860; period frame. |
| Cherry Mounntain is a long and massive ridge in the Town of Carroll. The artist's signature on the front and verso |
| can be verified with that shown in "Who was Who in American Art 1564-1975". See additional photo in next record. |
| Cherry Mt. from Jefferson, NH |
$0.00 |
| This photograph super-imposed on Brown's painting was taken from near the Waumbeck Golf Course in Jefferson. |
| The mountain profile in the painting matches the photograph. Also note the large rock in both |
| Harrison Bird Brown 1831 - 1915 |
| Tuckerman's Ravine |
$3,800.00 |
| Oil on canvas 14" x 20" |
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| Signed "HBB" indistinctly lower right; period frame. |
| This view of Tuckerman's Ravine on Mt Washington shows Lion's Head prominently on the right of the ravine. On |
| the left is Boott Spur. The summit of Mt Washington in on the right. |
| Everett Loyd Bryant 1864 - 1945 |
| Presidentials from the Auto Road |
$12,000.00 |
| Oil on canvas 26" x 42" |
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| Benjamin Crackbone Champney 1817 - 1907 |
| North Conway Path |
$3,700.00 |
| Oil on board 12" x 9" |
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| Signed lower left; title on verso. |
| Vase with Roses |
$5,800.00 |
| Oil on canvas 10" x 14" |
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| Oil on canvas laid down on masonite 15 3/4" x 21 3/4" |
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| Oil on canvas 20" x 36" |
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| Signed lower left "B. Champney 1879"; original frame. |
| This classic view of Mt. Chocorua painted by many artists is from a hill to the south. Here, the view is also from the |
| south, but Champney positioned himself slightly to the right and achieves a different, wider view. |
| Robert Spear Dunning 1829 - 1905 |
| Mountain Scene with Artist |
$6,900.00 |
| Oil on board 10" x 17" |
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| Signed lower right; reproduction frame. |
| Pictured is an artist (possibly Dunning himself) at his easel painting with two ladies looking on. The location of the |
| scene is not known. Dunning painted in the Compton, New Hampshire area and research is needed to see if the |
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