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r DURING JANUARY, 1920 ?
THE AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION
N Will Hold The Following Unrestricted Public Sale Of
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ART AND LITERARY PROPERTIES
THE EXHIBITION AND SALES EXCEPT WHERE STATED TO THE CONTRARY BEING HELD AT ITS
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American Art Galleries. Madison Square South? New York
TOBE SOLD
ON THE AFTERNOONS OF
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Satur?
day of THIS WEEK, and Monday, Tues?
day and Wednesday of Next Week,
JANUARY 7ft, 8ft, 9ft, 10ft, 12ft, 13ft & 14ft,
Beginning Each Afternoon at 2:30 o'Clock.
. Sr _1_? Jtrertton at MRS. ____&____ __, H-TNTEB, Executrix,
and MB. *WTT.TJAM R. POWEIX, Executor.
ON FREE VIEW TO-MORROW (MONDAY)
and Continuing Until the Day of Sale
The Noteworthy, Collection of
Beautiful Old Chinese Porcelains
A Remarkable Gathering of
Snuff Bottles
Anglo-American Historical China
American Glassware
Fine Antique Chinese Rugs
And Other Art Treasures
Collected by the prominent amateur, the late
Frederick William Hunter
NEW YORK
*?*A descriptif.? catalog.?**, profniwlr illustrated by
halftone reproductivas, will be mailed applicants on
rer-H?*- ?_A%?_. doU__r.
ON FREE VIEW
BEGINNING WEDNESDAY, JAN 14TH,
TO BE SOLD
Evening of Wednesday, Jan'y 21st
THE NOTABLE COLLECTION OF
BOOKS AND BROCHURES
By and relating to Jame? McNeill Whistler,
Collected by the late
FREDERICK WILLIAM HUNTER.
?ALSO?
THE JOHN F. THOMPSON
AND OTHER PRIVATE COLLECTIONS.
Library Set? of English and American Au?
thors; Angling Literature; First Edition? and
Inscribed Books by Bliss Carman; Books on
Painting and Etching; Works on Furniture,
Tapestries and Objects of Art, Americana.
TO BE SOLD
Afternoon and Evening of
January 19th
?AND?
PRIVATE COLLECTIONS OF
LIBRARY SETS AND ART BOOKS
Including the Libraries of the late THATCHER
M. ADAMS of New York City, and the late
CYRUS OSBORN BAKER of East Orange, New
Jersey.
Standard and Limited Library Edition? of the
Works of English, American and French Au?
thors of the Nineteenth Century; Biographies
and Monographs on the Masters of Painting,
Engraving and Etching; Illustrated Catalogues
of Notable Art Collections; Books on Archi?
tecture, D?corative Art, Fumitui-e, Plate-Work,
Pottery, Porcelain and Rugs; Colored Costume
Plates; a few items of Americana; and an aL
most complete series of the Bibliophile Society
Publications.
TO BE SOLD ON THE
^ Afternoons and Evening? of
January 20th and 21ft
ON FREE VIEW
BEGINNING FRIDAY, JAN. 9TH'
Continuing until the date of Sale
ON WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY EVENINGS
January 14th and 15th
In the Grand Ballroom of
The Hotel Plaza
Fifth Avenue, 58th to 59th Street,
Several Highly Valuable Collections of
Oil Paintings
Of Sterling Artistic Distinction
COMPRISING THE NOTABLE GATHERING OF
THE WORKS OF CLAUDE MONET (20) AND
PIERRE AUGUSTE RENOIR (4)
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Belonging to
Mr. Arthur B. Emmons
of Newport, Rhode Island.
MASTER WORKS BY THE EARLY ENGLISH
AND DUTCH MASTERS OF PORTRAITURE;
GAINSBOROUGH, REYNOLDS, ROMNEY,
LAWRENCE, RAEBURN, MAES, CUYP, and
Van MIEREVELT
Belonging to the Estate of the late
Thatcher M. Adams
of New York City,
and To B? Sold By Direction of His Executor*, Julian
Wainwriir'it Bobbins, _._.)., and Jamen II. Mutton. Esq.
rMPLES OF THE BARBIZON PAINTERS
THEIR CONTEMPORARIES, EARLY
ENGLISH PORTRAITS, IMPORTANT PAINTINGS
BY MONET, RENOIR AND AMERICAN MASTERS
From the Collection of the late
Mr. Henry Sayles
Boston, Mass.
A NUMBER OF IMPORTANT WORKS BY
THE FRENCH IMPRESSIONISTS MANET,
DEGAS, MONET, RENOIR, SISLEY AND
PISSARRO.
The Property of the Private Collector
Mr. Joseph F. Flanagan
of Boston
REPRESENTATIVE PAINTINGS BY THE
BARBIZON, MODERN FRENCH, ENGLISH
and DUTCH MASTERS.
From the Collection of the late
Mr. Harris B. Dick
New York City
?AND?
A Number of Important Paintings
From the
ALBERT SPENCER, MARY J. MORGAN,
GEORGE I. SENEY AND OTHER CELE
BRATED COLLECTIONS BELONGING TO
PRIVATE OWNERS AND ESTATES.
??*_. -SC-lptlvo Catalogue, Profnsely 1 Ilustra..?d by "Fina
Halfton? Koproduc'ions, Will I?_ Mulled to Applicant*
on receipt of One Bollar.
ON FREE VIEW
BEGINNING SATURDAY, JANUARY 17TH
and Contii ?ng until the date of Sale
Afternoons of January 22nd, 23rd
& 24th
Beginning Each Afternoon, at 2:30 o'Clock
The Very Important
Collection of
Early American and English
Furniture
RARE EARLY AMERICAN AND ENGLISH
GLASS, LUSTRE AND OTHER FINE OLD
CHINA, INCLUDING AN IMPOSING
GATHERING OF LOWESTOFT, BRASSES
AND OTHER ANTIQUES.
Belonging to
Mrs, Eben Sutton
OF BALTIMORE
Which Has Been Declared by Experts To Be
"ONE OF THE MOST NOTEWORTHY
COLLECTIONS IN THIS COUNTRY"
V Descriptive Catalogue by Air. Horace Townsend.
illustrated by Halftone Reproduction*, will he mulled
to applicants on receipt of one dollar.
ALSO ON FREE VIEW
BEGINNING SATURDAY, JANUARY 17th
Continuing until date of sale
ON FRIDAY EVENING,
JANUARY 23d
In the Grand Ballroom of
the Hotel Plaza
THE NOTABLE COLLECTION OF
MODERN PICTURES
By Celebrated
Foreign and American Artists
Formed by
Mrs. Roland C. Lincoln
Of Forest Hills, Jamaica Plain, Mass.
WHICH INCLUDES IMPORTANT "EXAMPLES OF THE
FRENCH. DUTCH AND AMERICAN SCHOOL, AMONG
WHICH 18 A REMARKABLE GROUP OF WORKS MY
THACl-OW. .MASTERPIECES HT WINSLOW HOMER,
LAFAROE, CHILDE HAHSAM. VEDDER, BCNCE
AND SERGEANT KENDALL. AND VERY FINE EX?
AMPLES OF MILLET, CAZ1N, LEPINE, BOUDIN,
JONGKIND, KEIM, CLAYS. VOLLON. MALTE,
NEC1ILYS, BpSBOOM. MESDAG, PIETERS AND
MANY OF THEIR CONTEMPORARIES.
???Illustrated Catalogue mulled to applicant? on re?
ceipt of one dollar. '
ON FREE VIEW
BEGINNING MONDAY, JANUARY 26
And Continuing Until the Date of Sale
On the. Afternoons of Thursday
?and Friday, January 29th?
and 30th
Beginning each afternoon at 2xS0 o'clock
THE ARTISTIC PROPERTY OF
TWO WELL-KNOWN AMATEURS
of New York City
Consisting of An Important Collection
of
ITALIAN RENAISSANCE
Early French, and other Rare and
Beautiful Household Furnish?
ings and Embellishments
To Be Sold by Direction of the Well-Known
Amateurs
Mrs. James Brown and
Mrs. Stephen Brown
of New York City
*<*('atalo?roe written by Mr. Horace Tovrnseml and
Illustrated by halftone reproductions, will be mailed on
application on receipt of one dollar.
ALSO ON FREE VIEW
BEGINNING MONDAY, JANUARY 26
To Be Sold by Order of Julian Wainwright
Robbins, Esq., and James B. Mabon, Esq.,
Executors of the Late
THATCHER M. ADAMS
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JAN. 31
Beginning at 2:30 o'Clock.
EXPENSIVE ANTIQUE AND MODERN
Household Furniture
A ?Set of Four
FINE ANTIQUE FLEMISH TAPESTRIES
Tall Clocks, Bronzes,
Fine Old French M?antel Clock,
Table China, Old English and
Modern Silver, Chinese Porcelains,
Cabinet Specimens of Rare Old
China, Miniatures, Snuff Boxes,
and Other Desirable Objects
TO WHICH HAS BEEN ADDED
A NUMBER OF
FINE OLD FLEMISH TAPESTRIES
An Important Louis XV. Tall
Clock, and a Drawing Room
Suit in Aubusson Tapestry.
BELONGING TO AN ESTATE AND
TO A PRIVATE OWNER.
??*IIJii?trAt?'?i catalogme mailed on .receipt of seventy
flve cents.
ON FREE VIEW
- BEGINNING FRIDAY, JANUARY 23RD
and Continuing Until the Date of Sale
EVENING OF
TUESDAY, JANUARY 27
The Celebrated
S. S. ROSENSTAMM
Collection
of
Masterpieces of Etchings
Consisting of a Remarkable Series of Etchings
(76) and an Important Example in Oil by
Anders Zorn; together with Notable Etchings
(25) by Rembrandt and Engravings (18) by
Durer, in "Collector's" state, many being from
notable European Collections.
ALSO ON FREE VIEW
BEGINNING FRIDAY, JANUARY 23RD
TO BE SOLD
AFTERNOONS OF
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
JANUARY 27TH AND 28TH
at 2:30 o'Clock
By Direction of the Executors of the late
S. S. ROSENSTAMM
ANTIQUE CHINESE PORCELAINS
Large Collection of Snuff Bottles in
Jades and other hard stones and por?
celain. Specimens of Carved Jade and
Rock Crystal? Brasses, Pewter, Silver,
Table China and Glassware, Cabinets,
Steinway Grand Piano, and other ob?
jects.
*_ IllUNlntt.W < ?talo*-, mailed1 on receipt of *..._..
tlve rent-.
ON FREE VIEW
BEGINNING MONDAY. JANUARY 26TH
Continuing Until the Date of Sale
THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 29
Beginning at 8:15 o'clock
In the Grand Ballroom
of the Plaza
TO BE SOLD BY DIRECTION OF
WILLIAM NELSON CROMWELL, ESQ.
ALFRED JARETZKI, ESQ.
AND THE UNITED STATES TRUST COM?
PANY OF NEW YORK, EXECUTORS
The Important Private Collection
OF
Valuable Paintings
FORMED BY THE LATE
Captain J. R. De L?mar
WHICH INCLUDES MANY EXAMPLES BY
CELEBRATED MASTERS
OF THE
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN SCHOOLS
???Illastnuted cataIora+ mailed on re_eipt of on? dollar.
Many Other Public Sales of Extraordinary Importance, booked for February, March
and April, 1920, will be announced in future advertisements
l THE SALES CONDUCTED BY MR. THOMAS E. KIRBY AND HIS ASSISTANTS MR. OTTO BERNET AND MR. HIRAM H. PARKE
Applications.for Descriptive and Illustrated Catalogues will receive the personal attention of
The American Art Association, Managers
. t 6 East Twenty-Third Street, Madison Square South, New# York ^