| Benjamin Crackbone Champney |
| Blackeyed Susans and Clover |
$3,300.00 |
| Oil on canvas; 16" x 24" |
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| Artist Brook Where it Meets the Saco |
$5,000.00 |
| Oil on mahogany panel; 10" x 6" |
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| Signed lower left. Very early framing by Champney. |
| Charcoal and Chinese white sketch; 7.5" x 10.5" |
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| Unsigned; document on back, dated 1973 by Phyllis F. Green, a major collector of Champney paintings, states |
| "This original drawing on rag paper is the preliminary of an oil done in the 1860s. It was purchased by me from |
| the folio belonging to his granddaughter Alice Wyer Spark Wendling". |
| Oil on canvas 11" x 7" |
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| Electric generator house and good detail of the falls. Antique frame. |
| Oil on wood; 8" x 10" |
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| White Mountain Range from Shelburn, NH |
$6,000.00 |
| Oil on board; 8" x 12" |
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| Shows Mounts Washington and Madison. Shown at William Vareika Fine Arts. C1865. |
| White Mountain Scene |
$4,500.00 |
| Oil on vanvas; 13" x 19" |
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| Signed lower right S. L. Gerry. Small wooden rail fence in foreground, horse with rider, small streem, sheep |
| grazing. Condition somewhat rough. From estate of Robert Murphy. Period frame. |
| Husking the Corn in New England - SOLD |
$1,000.00 |
| The scene includes a number of naughty but amusing antics. |
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