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2017 Auction Checklist 65 William May 73 Helen Alton 81 Boris Margo 90 Judith Shahn 99 Gerrit Hondius 101 Maxwell Stewart Simpson Provincetown Art Association and Museum “Billy May” Smith Farnsworth Sawyer Surreal Landscape, n.d. Baskets, c. 1980 Woman, n.d. Second Modern Exhibition, 460 Commercial Street Lot of 2 untitled, n.d. Ink on paper, 25x19” SLR Acrylic on paper, 23x30” SLR Ink on paper, 9x5.5” SLR PAAM, 1928 Provincetown, MA 02657 Provincetown Harbor, n.d. Oil on masonite, 18x24” SLR Est. $500-$700 Est. $1000-$1500 Est. $200-$300 Pen and ink on paper, 508.487.1750 | paam.org Photograph, 6x8” SLR Est. $1000-$1500 8.75x5.75” SUR Lot est. $300-$500 82 Remo Michael Farruggio 91 Tod Lindenmuth 100 Abraham Walkowitz Est. $400-$600 74 Sol Wilson Juxtaposition, n.d. untitled (dunes and sea), n.d. Lot of 2 Christopher Wren Tower, n.d. Dock and Scow, n.d. Gouache on paper, 28x38” SLR Oil on board, 14x17” SLL Isadora Duncan, n.d. 102 Sol Wilson (1896-1974) Photograph, 8x6” SLR Oil on canvas, 18x24” SLR Est. $700-$900 Est. $1000-$1500 watercolor with pencil, The Family, n.d. Lot est. $300-$500 Est. $1500-$2500 10.75x6” SLL Oil on canvas, 8x10” SLL 83 Herman Maril 92 Gerrit Beneker Lot est. $1200-$1600 Est. $800-$1200 66 Herman Maril 75 Nancy Whorf Monhegan Shore, 1963 Sure We’ll Finish the Job, 1918 Mountain, 1970 Simon’s Deli in the Snow, 1990 Ink wash, 20x28” SLR Lithographic poster, 38x26” Isadora Duncan, n.d. Ink wash, 13x10” SLR Oil on masonite, 17.5x23” SLL Est. $2000-$3000 Est. $300-$500 Watercolor with pencil, Est. $1500-$2500 Est. $4000-$6000 10.75x7.75” 84 Ben Shahn 93 artist unknown Lot est. $1200-$1600 67 William Zorach 76 Karl (Otto) Knaths Female Figure Study 2, n.d. untitled (Truro church), n.d. Madonna and Child, 1949 Clamdiggers Return, n.d. Oil on canvas and board, 16x9” Fresco, 25x19.25” Color linocut with gold Ink and watercolor, 8.25” x 6.5” Est. $1000-$1500 Est. $400-$600 additions, 8.25x5.75” SLR Estate-stamped LL Est. $800-$1200 Est. $500-$700 85 Karl (Otto) Knaths 94 Jim (James) Turkey in the Straw, n.d. Alfred Forsberg Registration 68 Bruce McKain 77 David Vereano Oil on canvas, 40.25X40.25” SLR Summer Flight, 1985 Registration for an auction paddle is free and can be PAAM South Wester, n.d. untitled (Provincetown), n.d. Est. $8000-$12000 Mixed media collage, 30x25” SLR done at the event or in advance by phone. Oil on board, 18x24” SLL Oil on panel, 8x10” ILR Est. $2000-$3000 CONSIGNMENT Est. $3000-$5000 Est. $400-$600 86 William F. Boogar, Jr. Absentee/Phone Bidding Seagull in Flight, n.d. 95 William Freed If you are unable to attend the auction in person, AUCTION 69 William F. Boogar, Jr. 78 Chaim Gross Bronze, 3.5x3x2.5” signed untitled (jade tabletop still absentee or phone bidding forms are available at Seahorse (letter opener), n.d. Caring, n.d. on base life #F291), n.d. September 23, 2017 7pm the front desk. Please note that these forms must be On preview September 8–23 Bronze, 1.25x.25x9” signed Bronze, 7x5x2.5” signed on base Est. $300-$500 Oil on masonite, 24x18” received before 3pm on the day of the auction. on blade Est. $1000-$1500 Est. $1000-$1500 Auctioneer: James R. Bakker, MA License #154 Est. $1000-$1500 87 Oliver Newberry Chaffee, Jr. The live auction is Saturday, September 23 at 7pm. 79 Abraham Harriton untitled (Provincetown 96 John Cuthbert Hare Please note that the auction preview closes at 4pm 70 Ora Coltman untitled (Provincetown), n.d. cottage), n.d. Old Houses Provincetown, n.d. on the day of the auction in order to prepare. Over the Rooftops, Oil on canvas, 11x16.75” SLR Oil on panel, 11x13” SLL Watercolor, 8x6.75 SLR Provincetown, n.d. Est. $600-$800 Est. $5500-$7500 Est. $400-$600 Watercolor, 7.625x9.125” SLC A portion of the proceeds from this auction benefit Est. $200-$300 80 Agnes Weinrich 88 Ada (Hensche) Rayner 97 Budd Hopkins the Provincetown Art Association and Museum. Lot of 2 untitled (a Provincetown Marduk I, 1973 We thank you very much for your support. 71 Will R. Barnet Grapes and Peaches, c. 1920 lane), n.d. Acrylic on canvas, 25x36” SLR untitled, n.d. Color white-line woodblock, Oil on panel, 16x12” SLR Est. $2000-$3000 Mixed media on paper, 10.5x10” 10.5x10.5” SLR Est. $500-$700 framed SLR Lot est. $10000-$15000 98 Ferol Sibley Warthen Est. $5000-$7000 89 Peter Busa Sunrise, 1959 Grapes and Peaches, c. 1920 untitled (abstract), 1954 Color white-line woodblock 72 Maurice Sterne Color white-line woodblock Mixed media, 13.5x16.5” SLR print, 19.625x11.5” SLR Benares, 1912 print, 10.5x10.5” Est. $2000-$3000 Est. $3000-$5000 Oil on canvas, 18.5x23” SLR Lot est. $10000-$15000 Est. $8000-$10000 PAAM is an equal opportunity provider and employer. Lot 80: Agnes Weinrich, Grapes and Peaches 14 Chaim Gross The Tortoise and the Hare 30 Mary Crocker Fassett 40 William Maynard 50 Harvey Dodd 59 Caleb Arnold Slade PAAM CONSIGNMENT Lot of 2 (bookends), c. 1930s Portrait of Vernon Smith, n.d. untitled (stormy seas), 1948 Atwood Lane, 1991 Provincetown Boatyard AUCTION untitled (three women Bronze, 5x6x3” signed on base Ink on paper, 22x14” SLR Watercolor, 14.5x20.5 SLL Pastel on paper, 19x24.75” SLR in Winter, 1916 dancing), 1977 Lot est. $1000-$1500 Est. $200-$300 Est. $600-$800 Est. $300-$500 Oil on canvas, 18x21” September 23, 2017 7pm Watercolor, 9.5x13” SLR Est. $7000-$9000 On preview September 8–23 Lot est. $700-$900 22 Arthur Vidal Diehl 31 Remo Michael Farruggio 41 Isabella Brockway Walker 51 William F. Boogar, Jr. Seascape with Gulls, n.d. Red on Green, n.d. Provincetown, n.d. Lot of 2 60 Albert H. Edel untitled (two women Oil on canvas, 6x12” SLR Oil on canvas, 36x48” SLR Woodcut, 8x5” SLL Seagull (candlestick), n.d. Lot of 4 dancing), 1977 Est. $800-$1200 Est. $700-$900 Est. $200-$300 Bronze, 7x4.5x1” The Oyster Shacks, n.d. 1 William F. Boogar, Jr. 7 Remo Michael Farruggio Watercolor, 10.75x7” SLR Lot est. $1500-$2500 Etching, 4x4.75” SLR Lot of 2 Awakening, n.d. Lot est. $700-$900 23 John Cuthbert Hare 32 Vernon B. Smith 42 Alvin Ross Lot est. $1200-$1600 Clam Digger (female), n.d. Gouache on paper, 28x38” SLR Drifting Mist, Provincetown, n.d. untitled (beach scene 2), c. 1950 Interior Provincetown II, n.d. Seagull (candlestick), n.d. Bronze, 2x1.5” Est. $700-$900 15 Tod Lindenmuth Watercolor, 7x7.75 SLR Casein on panel, 7.5x12” SLL Oil on canvas, 35.5x25.25” SLR Bronze, 7x4.5x1” Highland Light, n.d. Lot est. $800-$1200 At Daybreak #9, 1939 Est. $400-$600 Est. $2500-$3500 Est. $6000-$8000 Lot est. $1500-$2500 etching, 4x4.75” SLR 8 Byron Browne Color linocut, 9.625 x 7.25” SLR Lot est. $1200-$1600 Clam Digger (male), n.d. Boat on Beach, 1956 Est. $1000-$1500 24 Nancy Whorf 33 Carl Lefton 43 Gerrit Hondius 52 Robert Burns Motherwell Bronze, 2x1.5” Oil on canvas, 18x14” Walking in Winter Sunset, n.d. untitled (town library Museum Interior, 1967-8 Spoleto Festival, 1968 Off to Mend Their Nets, n.d. Lot est. $800-$1200 signed and inscribed verso, 16 Bruce McKain Oil on masonite, 36x48” from beach), 1991 Oil on masonite, 24x30” SLL Lithograph, 40x28” SLL etching, 3.5x5.5” SLR “Provincetown, Cape Cod, Mass” First Snow, 1982 Est. $8000-$12000 Oil on canvas, 30x36” SLR Est. $1000-$1500 Est. $1500-$2500 Lot est. $1200-$1600 2 Oliver Newberry Chaffee, Jr. Est. $5000-$7000 Oil on canvas, 24x22” SLR Est. $600-$800 Vence, 1927 Est. $2000-$3000 25 Sol Wilson 44 Abraham Walkowitz 53 LaForce Bailey On Railroad Wharf, n.d. Watercolor, 14.5x21” SLL 9 Budd Hopkins Path to the Lighthouse, n.d. 34 Lillian Orlowsky untitled, n.d. untitled (Victory and crew), n.d. etching, 4.5x6” SLR Est. $800-$1200 untitled (64-D-64), 1964 17 William F. Boogar, Jr. Gouache on paper, 5x7” SLR untitled, n.d. Casein on heavy wine paper, Gouache on paper, 21.5x29.75” Lot est. $1200-$1600 Ink on paper, 15.5x12.25” SLL Pelican, n.d. Est. $200-$300 Ink on paper, 18.75x25.5” SLR 6.5x9.5” SLR sight SLR 3 Elizabeth Boardman Long Point Gallery “Black Show” Bronze, 5x3.5x3.5” signed on base Est. $1200-$1600 Est. $400-$600 Est. $1000-$1500 61 William A. Baziotes (EB) Warren label verso Est. $600-$800 26 Karl (Otto) Knaths Composition, 1946 Lot of 2 Est. $500-$1000 Landscape with Oxen, n.d. 35 Nancy Webb 45 Frederick Judd Waugh 54 Karl (Otto) Knaths Watercolor on paper, 17x15.2” By the Lumber Wharf, n.d. 18 Caleb Arnold Slade Oil on canvas, 18x22” SLL Horseshoe Crab, n.d. untitled (breaking surf), n.d. untitled (faces), 1922 Est. $5000-$7000 Etching, 3.5x4.5” ILR 10 Herman Maril Spring, Truro Kettle, n.d. Est. $4000-$6000 Bronze, 16x8x2.5” Oil on board, 31.5x36.5 SLR Crayon on paper, 13x10” Lot est. $400-$600 Red Boat Tacking In, 1978 Oil on canvas, 28.5x33.5” SLR (double-sided) Est. $1000-$1500 Est. $10000-$15000 Estate-stamped LL 62 Remo Michael Farruggio Watercolor, 12x16” SLR Est. $8000-$10000 Est. $800-$1200 Torre Tower, n.d. On A Cape Cod Street, n.d.
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