American Fine Art Magazine

MORPHY AUCTIONS

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JUNE 18-19

Fine Art & Decorative Arts During Morphy Auctions’ June 18 and 19 Fine Art & Decorative Arts sale a number of Tiffany lamps caught the attention of bidders as did European and American paintings. One of the standouts from the group was Jasper Francis Cropsey’s Autumn in the Adirondack­s (est. $20/25,000).The painting, which depicts an inlet of water within the Adirondack­s with an angler in his boat, is captivatin­g for the colors of the season. Cropsey is perhaps most recognized for his autumnal works, having been internatio­nally nicknamed “America’s painter of autumn”

after his work Autumn—on the Hudson River received acclaim from Queenvicto­ria and the London press.the work sold above its presale estimate at $33,825.

 ??  ?? Suzy Frelinghuy­sen (1911-1988), Act Three, 1942. Oil and collage on board,
15¾ x 12 in., signed, titled and dated in ink verso. Courtesy Swann Auction Galleries.
Estimate: $30/50,000 SOLD: $40,000
Suzy Frelinghuy­sen (1911-1988), Act Three, 1942. Oil and collage on board, 15¾ x 12 in., signed, titled and dated in ink verso. Courtesy Swann Auction Galleries. Estimate: $30/50,000 SOLD: $40,000
 ??  ?? Jasper Francis Cropsey (1823-1900), Autumn in the Adirondack­s, 1868. Oil on canvas, 17½ x 14 in., signed and dated lower right: ‘JF Cropsey 1868’. Courtesy Morphy Auctions. Estimate: $20/25,000 SOLD: $33,825
Jasper Francis Cropsey (1823-1900), Autumn in the Adirondack­s, 1868. Oil on canvas, 17½ x 14 in., signed and dated lower right: ‘JF Cropsey 1868’. Courtesy Morphy Auctions. Estimate: $20/25,000 SOLD: $33,825

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