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Jules Guérin, Wanderer vor dörflicher Abendkulisse

Jules Guérin, Wanderer vor dörflicher Abendkulisse Herr mit Hut, auf einer Straße bergan, dem Betrachter entgegen wandernd, während seine Silhouette Schatten vom Licht des ausgehenden Tages wirft, erschließt sich hinter ihm der Blick auf das schmucke Dorf im Tal, welches er hinter sich gelassen hat, im Hintergrund leuchtet der Himmel über den Hügeln nach dem Sonnenuntergang orange, sehr stimmungsvolle Malerei in wohltemperierter Farbigkeit, Öl auf Leinwand, Anfang 20. Jh., rechts unten signiert "J. Guérin", darüber mit persönlicher, freundschaftlicher Widmung des Künstlers: "a Juls D[...] Bon souvenir d'amitié", kleinere Leinwandfehlstellen, diese zum großen Teil hinterlegt bzw. restauriert, Retuschen im Bereich des Himmels, reinigungsbedürftig, vergoldeter Rahmen der Zeit mit kleineren Bestoßungen, Falzmaße ca. 73 x 54 cm. Künstlerinfo: bedeutender amerikanischer Maler, Illustrator und Architekturzeichner (1866 St. Louis bis 1946 New York), in Paris Studium bei Benjamin Constant und Jean-Paul Laurens, 1900 gründete er ein eigenes Studio in New York, zahlreiche Studienreisen nach Italien und in den Orient, erfolgreich als Buch- und Zeitschriftenillustrator, Architekturmaler und Maler von Wand- und Deckendekorationen, letztere finden sich etwa im Bahnhof der Pennsylvania-Railroad New York und im Lincoln-Memorial Washington, seine berühmtesten Werke sind seine farbigen Illustrationen zum von Daniel Burnham und Edward Bennett herausgegebenen "Plan of Chicago" (1907), Gewinn des Yerkes Price in Chicago und einer Silbermedaille in St. Louis 1904, ehrenhafte Erwähnung in Buffalo 1904, Mitglied des amerikanischen Verbandes der Aquarellisten, ab 1916 Mitglied in der National Academy of Design, prägte die Progressive Era in den Staaten, Quelle: Thieme-Becker, Vollmer, Saur, Bénézit und Internet. Jules Guérin, Wanderer in front of a village evening backdrop Mr. with hat, walking uphill on a road towards the viewer, while his silhouette casts shadows from the light of the waning day, behind him the view of the pretty village in the valley, which he has left behind him, in the background the sky over the hills glows orange after the sunset, very atmospheric painting in well-tempered colours, oil on canvas, early 20th cent, signed "J. Guérin" lower right, above with a personal, friendly dedication by the artist: "a Juls D[...] Bon souvenir d'amitié", minor losses to the canvas, most of which have been backed or restored, retouching in the area of the sky, in need of cleaning, gilded frame of the period with minor wear, rebate dimensions approx. 73 x 54 cm. Artist information: important American painter, illustrator and architectural draughtsman (1866 St. Louis to 1946 New York), studied in Paris with Benjamin Constant and Jean-Paul Laurens, 1900 he founded his own studio in New York, numerous study trips to Italy and the Orient, successful as a book and magazine illustrator, architectural painter and painter of wall and ceiling decorations, The latter can be found in the Pennsylvania Railroad station in New York and in the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, his most famous works are his colour illustrations for the "Plan of Chicago" (1907) published by Daniel Burnham and Edward Bennett, winner of the Yerkes Prize in Chicago and a silver medal in St. Louis in 1904, honourable mentions at the St. Louis Biennial in 1904. Louis in 1904, honourable mention in Buffalo in 1904, member of the American Association of Watercolourists, member of the National Academy of Design from 1916, influenced the Progressive Era in the States, source: Thieme-Becker, Vollmer, Saur, Bénézit and Internet.

Jules Guerin (NY,IL,MO,1866-1946) watercolor painting antique

ARTIST: Jules Vallee Guerin (New York, Illinois, Missouri, 1866 - 1946) TITLE: Peasant Woman Carrying Firewood MEDIUM: watercolor on paper. Paper applied to board. CONDITION: Some age toning. ART SIZE: 18 x 16 inches / 45 x 40 cm BOARD SIZE: unframed (In-House framing available) SIGNATURE: lower right CATEGORY: old antique vintage painting for auction sale online AD: ART CONSIGNMENTS WANTED. CONTACT US SKU#: 126319 US SHIPPING: $60 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Jules Guerin received his early schooling in St. Louis. When old enough to begin to pursue a career he decided to become a civil engineer and entered Washington University. He left the school late in 1880 to go to Chicago after deciding his interests lay in art. His first job in Chicago was as a painter of theater scenery. He then entered the School of the Art Institute of Chicago while continuing his scenery painting job for the next ten years. In 1887 he received a commission to do book illustrations and took the opportunity to travel abroad where he studied under Jean Paul Laurens at the Academie Julian. Returning to Chicago that same year he began painting scenery at the Auditorium theater. In 1894 he left again for Europe this time to study under Benjamin Constant at the Julian as well as Laurens. He remained through the Spring of 1895, having exhibited two paintings at the Champ de Mars Salon and then traveled during the summer in Holland. Guerin returned to Chicago in November 1895 and subsequently in the Spring of 1896. He won the prestigious Charles Tyson Yerkes First Figure painting prize and the W. L. Mead Watercolor prize at the annual exhibition of the Chicago Society of Artists.Guerin later moved to New York and continued a successful career in book illustration begun in Chicago. Among the titles of the books he illustrated are: Notes on Travel, 1900; The Mystery of Orcival, 1901; The Gaboriau Volumes, 1905; Chateaux (The) of Touraine, 1906; Egypt and It's Monuments, 1908; The Holy Land, 1910; The Lure Of The Garden, 1911; The Syrian Shepherd's Psalm, 1911; The Fruitful Vine, 1911; and The Near East: Dalmatia, Greece, and Constantinople, 1913.He died in Neptune, New Jersey, on June 13, 1946.

Jules Guérin, Wanderer vor dörflicher Abendkulisse

Jules Guérin, Wanderer vor dörflicher Abendkulisse Herr mit Hut, auf einer Straße bergan, dem Betrachter entgegen wandernd, während seine Silhouette Schatten vom Licht des ausgehenden Tages wirft, erschließt sich hinter ihm der Blick auf das schmucke Dorf im Tal, welches er hinter sich gelassen hat, im Hintergrund leuchtet der Himmel über den Hügeln nach dem Sonnenuntergang orange, sehr stimmungsvolle Malerei in wohltemperierter Farbigkeit, Öl auf Leinwand, Anfang 20. Jh., rechts unten signiert "J. Guérin", darüber mit persönlicher, freundschaftlicher Widmung des Künstlers: "a Juls D[...] Bon souvenir d'amitié", kleinere Leinwandfehlstellen, diese zum großen Teil hinterlegt bzw. restauriert, Retuschen im Bereich des Himmels, reinigungsbedürftig, vergoldeter Rahmen der Zeit mit kleineren Bestoßungen, Falzmaße ca. 73 x 54 cm. Künstlerinfo: bedeutender amerikanischer Maler, Illustrator und Architekturzeichner (1866 St. Louis bis 1946 New York), in Paris Studium bei Benjamin Constant und Jean-Paul Laurens, 1900 gründete er ein eigenes Studio in New York, zahlreiche Studienreisen nach Italien und in den Orient, erfolgreich als Buch- und Zeitschriftenillustrator, Architekturmaler und Maler von Wand- und Deckendekorationen, letztere finden sich etwa im Bahnhof der Pennsylvania-Railroad New York und im Lincoln-Memorial Washington, seine berühmtesten Werke sind seine farbigen Illustrationen zum von Daniel Burnham und Edward Bennett herausgegebenen "Plan of Chicago" (1907), Gewinn des Yerkes Price in Chicago und einer Silbermedaille in St. Louis 1904, ehrenhafte Erwähnung in Buffalo 1904, Mitglied des amerikanischen Verbandes der Aquarellisten, ab 1916 Mitglied in der National Academy of Design, prägte die Progressive Era in den Staaten, Quelle: Thieme-Becker, Vollmer, Saur, Bénézit und Internet. Jules Guérin, Wanderer in front of a village evening backdrop Mr. with hat, walking uphill on a road towards the viewer, while his silhouette casts shadows from the light of the waning day, behind him the view of the pretty village in the valley, which he has left behind him, in the background the sky above the hills glows orange after the sunset, very atmospheric painting in well-tempered colours, oil on canvas, early 20th cent, signed "J. Guérin" lower right, above with a personal, friendly dedication by the artist: "a Juls D[...] Bon souvenir d'amitié", minor losses to the canvas, most of which have been backed or restored, retouching in the area of the sky, in need of cleaning, gilded frame of the period with minor wear, rebate dimensions approx. 73 x 54 cm. Artist information: important American painter, illustrator and architectural draughtsman (1866 St. Louis to 1946 New York), studied in Paris with Benjamin Constant and Jean-Paul Laurens, 1900 he founded his own studio in New York, numerous study trips to Italy and the Orient, successful as a book and magazine illustrator, architectural painter and painter of wall and ceiling decorations, The latter can be found in the Pennsylvania Railroad station in New York and in the Lincoln Memorial in Washington. His most famous works are his colour illustrations for the "Plan of Chicago" (1907) published by Daniel Burnham and Edward Bennett, winner of the Yerkes Prize in Chicago and a silver medal in St. Louis in 1904. Louis in 1904, honourable mention in Buffalo in 1904, member of the American Association of Watercolourists, member of the National Academy of Design from 1916, influenced the Progressive Era in the States, source: Thieme-Becker, Vollmer, Saur, Bénézit and Internet.

Jules Guerin (NY,IL,MO,1866-1946) watercolor painting antique

ARTIST: Jules Vallee Guerin (New York, Illinois, Missouri, 1866 - 1946) TITLE: Peasant Woman Carrying Firewood MEDIUM: watercolor on paper. Paper applied to board. CONDITION: Some age toning. ART SIZE: 18 x 16 inches / 45 x 40 cm BOARD SIZE: unframed (In-House framing available) SIGNATURE: lower right CATEGORY: old antique vintage painting for auction sale online AD: ART CONSIGNMENTS WANTED. CONTACT US SKU#: 126319 US Shipping $49 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Jules Guerin received his early schooling in St. Louis. When old enough to begin to pursue a career he decided to become a civil engineer and entered Washington University. He left the school late in 1880 to go to Chicago after deciding his interests lay in art. His first job in Chicago was as a painter of theater scenery. He then entered the School of the Art Institute of Chicago while continuing his scenery painting job for the next ten years. In 1887 he received a commission to do book illustrations and took the opportunity to travel abroad where he studied under Jean Paul Laurens at the Academie Julian. Returning to Chicago that same year he began painting scenery at the Auditorium theater. In 1894 he left again for Europe this time to study under Benjamin Constant at the Julian as well as Laurens. He remained through the Spring of 1895, having exhibited two paintings at the Champ de Mars Salon and then traveled during the summer in Holland. Guerin returned to Chicago in November 1895 and subsequently in the Spring of 1896. He won the prestigious Charles Tyson Yerkes First Figure painting prize and the W. L. Mead Watercolor prize at the annual exhibition of the Chicago Society of Artists.Guerin later moved to New York and continued a successful career in book illustration begun in Chicago. Among the titles of the books he illustrated are: Notes on Travel, 1900; The Mystery of Orcival, 1901; The Gaboriau Volumes, 1905; Chateaux (The) of Touraine, 1906; Egypt and It's Monuments, 1908; The Holy Land, 1910; The Lure Of The Garden, 1911; The Syrian Shepherd's Psalm, 1911; The Fruitful Vine, 1911; and The Near East: Dalmatia, Greece, and Constantinople, 1913.He died in Neptune, New Jersey, on June 13, 1946.

Jules Vallee Guerin (American, 1866-1946)

Jules Vallee Guerin (American, 1866-1946), "The Mosque of Santa Sophia", c. 1913, oil and mixed media on linen laid on board, signed lower right, 30 in. x 20 in., framed, overall 41 1/2 in. x 30 1/2 in. x 1 1/8 in.; together with Hitchens, Robert and Jules Guerin. The Holy Land. New York: Century Co., 1910. (2 pcs.) Provenance: Neal Auction, Apr. 21, 2012, lot 382. Ill.: Hitchens, Robert. From the Near East: Dalmatia, Greece and Constantinople. London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1913, p. 228.

Jules Guerin (NY,IL,MO,1866-1946) watercolor painting antique

ARTIST: Jules Vallee Guerin (New York, Illinois, Missouri, 1866 - 1946) TITLE: Peasant Woman Carrying Firewood MEDIUM: watercolor on paper. Paper applied to board. CONDITION: Some age toning. ART SIZE: 18 x 16 inches / 45 x 40 cm BOARD SIZE: unframed (In-House framing available) SIGNATURE: lower right CATEGORY: old antique vintage painting for auction sale online AD: ART CONSIGNMENTS WANTED. CONTACT US SKU#: 126319 US Shipping $49 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Jules Guerin received his early schooling in St. Louis. When old enough to begin to pursue a career he decided to become a civil engineer and entered Washington University. He left the school late in 1880 to go to Chicago after deciding his interests lay in art. His first job in Chicago was as a painter of theater scenery. He then entered the School of the Art Institute of Chicago while continuing his scenery painting job for the next ten years. In 1887 he received a commission to do book illustrations and took the opportunity to travel abroad where he studied under Jean Paul Laurens at the Academie Julian. Returning to Chicago that same year he began painting scenery at the Auditorium theater. In 1894 he left again for Europe this time to study under Benjamin Constant at the Julian as well as Laurens. He remained through the Spring of 1895, having exhibited two paintings at the Champ de Mars Salon and then traveled during the summer in Holland. Guerin returned to Chicago in November 1895 and subsequently in the Spring of 1896. He won the prestigious Charles Tyson Yerkes First Figure painting prize and the W. L. Mead Watercolor prize at the annual exhibition of the Chicago Society of Artists.Guerin later moved to New York and continued a successful career in book illustration begun in Chicago. Among the titles of the books he illustrated are: Notes on Travel, 1900; The Mystery of Orcival, 1901; The Gaboriau Volumes, 1905; Chateaux (The) of Touraine, 1906; Egypt and It's Monuments, 1908; The Holy Land, 1910; The Lure Of The Garden, 1911; The Syrian Shepherd's Psalm, 1911; The Fruitful Vine, 1911; and The Near East: Dalmatia, Greece, and Constantinople, 1913.He died in Neptune, New Jersey, on June 13, 1946.

Jules Guerin (NY,IL,MO,1866-1946) watercolor painting antique

ARTIST: Jules Vallee Guerin (New York, Illinois, Missouri, 1866 - 1946) TITLE: Peasant Woman Carrying Firewood MEDIUM: watercolor on paper. Paper applied to board. CONDITION: Some age toning. ART SIZE: 18 x 16 inches / 45 x 40 cm BOARD SIZE: unframed (In-House framing available) SIGNATURE: lower right CATEGORY: old antique vintage painting for auction sale online AD: ART CONSIGNMENTS WANTED. CONTACT US SKU#: 126319 US Shipping $49 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Jules Guerin received his early schooling in St. Louis. When old enough to begin to pursue a career he decided to become a civil engineer and entered Washington University. He left the school late in 1880 to go to Chicago after deciding his interests lay in art. His first job in Chicago was as a painter of theater scenery. He then entered the School of the Art Institute of Chicago while continuing his scenery painting job for the next ten years. In 1887 he received a commission to do book illustrations and took the opportunity to travel abroad where he studied under Jean Paul Laurens at the Academie Julian. Returning to Chicago that same year he began painting scenery at the Auditorium theater. In 1894 he left again for Europe this time to study under Benjamin Constant at the Julian as well as Laurens. He remained through the Spring of 1895, having exhibited two paintings at the Champ de Mars Salon and then traveled during the summer in Holland. Guerin returned to Chicago in November 1895 and subsequently in the Spring of 1896. He won the prestigious Charles Tyson Yerkes First Figure painting prize and the W. L. Mead Watercolor prize at the annual exhibition of the Chicago Society of Artists.Guerin later moved to New York and continued a successful career in book illustration begun in Chicago. Among the titles of the books he illustrated are: Notes on Travel, 1900; The Mystery of Orcival, 1901; The Gaboriau Volumes, 1905; Chateaux (The) of Touraine, 1906; Egypt and It's Monuments, 1908; The Holy Land, 1910; The Lure Of The Garden, 1911; The Syrian Shepherd's Psalm, 1911; The Fruitful Vine, 1911; and The Near East: Dalmatia, Greece, and Constantinople, 1913.He died in Neptune, New Jersey, on June 13, 1946.

Jules Guerin (NY,IL,MO,1866-1946) watercolor painting antique

ARTIST: Jules Vallee Guerin (New York, Illinois, Missouri, 1866 - 1946) TITLE: Peasant Woman Carrying Firewood MEDIUM: watercolor on paper. Paper applied to board. CONDITION: Some age toning. ART SIZE: 18 x 16 inches / 45 x 40 cm BOARD SIZE: unframed (In-House framing available) SIGNATURE: lower right CATEGORY: old antique vintage painting for auction sale online AD: ART CONSIGNMENTS WANTED. CONTACT US SKU#: 126319 US Shipping $49 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Jules Guerin received his early schooling in St. Louis. When old enough to begin to pursue a career he decided to become a civil engineer and entered Washington University. He left the school late in 1880 to go to Chicago after deciding his interests lay in art. His first job in Chicago was as a painter of theater scenery. He then entered the School of the Art Institute of Chicago while continuing his scenery painting job for the next ten years. In 1887 he received a commission to do book illustrations and took the opportunity to travel abroad where he studied under Jean Paul Laurens at the Academie Julian. Returning to Chicago that same year he began painting scenery at the Auditorium theater. In 1894 he left again for Europe this time to study under Benjamin Constant at the Julian as well as Laurens. He remained through the Spring of 1895, having exhibited two paintings at the Champ de Mars Salon and then traveled during the summer in Holland. Guerin returned to Chicago in November 1895 and subsequently in the Spring of 1896. He won the prestigious Charles Tyson Yerkes First Figure painting prize and the W. L. Mead Watercolor prize at the annual exhibition of the Chicago Society of Artists.Guerin later moved to New York and continued a successful career in book illustration begun in Chicago. Among the titles of the books he illustrated are: Notes on Travel, 1900; The Mystery of Orcival, 1901; The Gaboriau Volumes, 1905; Chateaux (The) of Touraine, 1906; Egypt and It's Monuments, 1908; The Holy Land, 1910; The Lure Of The Garden, 1911; The Syrian Shepherd's Psalm, 1911; The Fruitful Vine, 1911; and The Near East: Dalmatia, Greece, and Constantinople, 1913.He died in Neptune, New Jersey, on June 13, 1946.

Camille Jean-Baptiste Guerin, The Syrian Shephard

Camille Jean-Baptiste Guerin The Syrian Shephard c. 1900 oil on canvas 30 h × 48 w in (76 × 122 cm) Signed to lower left 'Jules Guerin'. Sold with the book, The Syrian Shepherd's Pslam by Jules Geurin featuring a detail of the work on the frontispiece. This work will ship from Rago in Lambertville, New Jersey.

Jules Guerin, New York, Illinois, Missouri, New Jersey (1866-1946), The American Optical Company, Southbridge, MA, USA, watercolor on paper

Jules Guerin New York, Illinois, Missouri, New Jersey, (1866-1946) The American Optical Company, Southbridge, MA, USA watercolor on paper signed lower left, framed.

Ceramic Sculpture Grès de Bouffioulx - Beer drinker on a barrel - signed GUERIN Jules

Céramique Sculpture Grès de Bouffioulx polychrome -Buveur de bière sur un tonneau- signé *GUERIN J.* (Jules) (Bouffioulx. 1919 - 1999) H:55cm Ceramic Sculpture Grès de Bouffioulx - Beer drinker on a barrel - signed GUERIN Jules

Jules Guerin (FR 1866-1946) Forest Landscape

Jules Guerin (French 1866-1946) Forest Landscape watercolor on paper signed lower right 14 x 21"

Scribner’s for April / St. Louis Exposition. 1904.

ARTIST: JULES GUERIN (1866-1946) SIZE: 14 3/4 x 22 1/2 in./37.3 x 57.2 cm PRINTER: DESCRIPTION: Guerin presents us with a lush view of an arboreal island, complete with a trail of poppies that leads the eye unerringly to the columned Plaza of St. Louis, the heart of the 1904 World's Fair. Reminiscent of woodblock engraving, the striking design promoted the Fair with a monumental panache equal to the publication touting its wonders within its pages. Guerin, a painter, illustrator, and muralist, was a widely exhibited artist whose works just happened to be showing at the St. Louis exhibition. His murals appeared in public buildings and palaces of commerce throughout the country, including the Lincoln Memorial, Pennsylvania Station, the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, and the Union Trust Company and Terminal Building in Cleveland. (Art Nouveau; American; Literary; Expositions)

Jules Guerin, Monochromatic Landscape, 19th/20th c

Guerin, Jules (American, 1866-1946). Untitled monochromatic landscape depicting a stream running beneath a stone bridge. Late 19th/early 20th century. Mixed Media on linen applied to board. Signed l.r. Sight: 26" x 19 1/2". Frame:25" x 39". Comes with a pamphlet that provided information on the Lincoln Memorial that outlines Guerin's mural work in the monument. Printed in 1956 by the U.S. Government printing office.

Jules Guerin (American, 1866-1946) 'Woman at Cauldron' Gouache on Paper

Jules Guerin (American, 1866-1946) 'Woman at Cauldron' Gouache on Paper Undated, signed lower left, image of a washerwoman Condition: Good, some aging of paper, light dirt accumulation, color loss on edges; not framed Height: 16.00 inches, Width: 12.75 inches (paper size) Category: Fine Art > American Paintings Shipping Status: Leonard Auction, Inc. will provide direct shipping for this lot. Please visit our website for a shipping quote. Approximate Sale Time: 12:02 pm CST Links to High Resolution Images: Image #1 Image #2 Image #3 Image #4 Image #5

Jules Guérin (American, 1866–1946) Prayer in the desert pencil, chalk, body

Jules Guérin (American, 1866–1946) Prayer in the desert pencil, chalk, bodycolour and charcoal on canvas 29 ½ x 19 7/8 in. (75 x 49.5 cm.)

JULES GUERIN (AMERICAN, 1866-1946) FRANCE, 1946 GOUACHE AND PASTEL ON CARDBOARD

Jules Guerin (American, 1866-1946) France, 1946 Gouache and pastel on cardboard 29-3/8 x 19-1/2 inches (74.6 x 49.5 cm) Signed lower left: Jules Guerin PROVENANCE: Clayton-Liberatore Art Gallery, Bridgehampton, New York; Hirschl & Adler Galleries, Inc., New York. HID04901242017

†Jules Guerin (1866-1946, Active New Orleans c. 1890), "New Orleans Basin," watercolor on paper, signed lower left, presented in a gi..

Jules Guerin (1866-1946, Active New Orleans c. 1890), "New Orleans Basin," watercolor on paper, signed lower left, presented in a gilt and polychromed frame, with a wide gilt mat, H.- 16 1/4 in., W.- 11 in.

Jules Guerin Smithsonian Institute Artwork Print

Used condition. Mat has water stains . Frame measures approximately 27" x 18" . Print measures approximately 23.5" x 15.5". Sh12111

Watercolor, Jules Guerin

Jules Guerin (American, 1866-1946), "Tower of Jewels, PPIE (Panama Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco), watercolor, initialed/monogrammed "JG" lower right, sight: 5"h x 3.5"w, overall (with frame): 12.5"h x 10.5"w

After Jules Guerin, (American, 1866-1946), Chateau of Luynes and Chateau of Amboise (a pair of works), printed in 1906, color lithog...

After Jules Guerin (American, 1866-1946) Chateau of Luynes and Chateau of Amboise (a pair of works), printed in 1906 color lithographs copyright 1906, University Art Shop, Evantson, Ill 24" x 16" Provenance: Property from the Estate of Emily Nixon, Chicago, Illinois

Painting, Jules Guerin

Jules Vallee Guerin (American, 1866-1946), Clouds Over the Marshes, 1891, watercolor, signed and dated lower left, sight: 14"h x 20.5"w, overall (with frame): 19"h x 25.25"w

Jules Guérin (American, 1866-1946), Faneuil Hall, Signed "Jules Guérin" l.l., identified on a label from Haley & Steele, Boston,, Condi

Jules Guérin (American, 1866-1946) Faneuil Hall Signed "Jules Guérin" l.l., identified on a label from Haley & Steele, Boston, affixed to the original print sleeve for the work. Gouache with charcoal and pencil on canvas, 27 3/4 x 19 3/4 in. (70.5 x 50.5 cm), unframed. Condition: Strip lined, scattered dots of retouch to sky, minor soiling.

* Jules Guerin, (American, 1866-1946), Scribner's For September, 1900

Jules Guerin (American, 1866-1946) Scribner's For September, 1900 color lithographic print on paper 21 x 13 1/2 inches.

Jules Guerin Barbizon School Landscape Painting

NEW YORK,/ILLINOIS, 1886-1946 Fine signed Jules Guerin Barbizon school farm landscape watercolor painting depicting farm scene with horses and figure. It has wonderful sweeping trees and is signed in lower left corner. It is all original and never been out of the original gilt wood frame. 17" by 12 3/4" sight size and frame 29" by 25".

Jules Guerin (American, 1866-1946)

Jules Guerin (American, 1866-1946; Active New Orleans ca. 1890), "New Orleans Basin", watercolor on paper, signed lower left, titled en verso, 17" x 12". Glazed and framed.

Jules Guerin Print Presented to Jane Deeter Rippin

DESCRIPTION: Offset lithograph of the Washington Monument by Jules Vallee Guerin (American, 1866-1946). As noted verso, "Presented to Jane Deeter Rippin 1929 by Mrs. Herbert Hoover at the White House Washington, D.C. 1928". In original wood frame. PROVENANCE: Items consigned by Rippin's great-nephew. Jane Deeter Rippin (1882-1953) was born Jane Parker Deeter in Harrisburg on May 30, 1882. She was a social worker who founded the first women offender's detention home and played an important role in developing court systems geared toward women and in organizing programs to prevent delinquency. Heavily involved with the Girl Scouts, she served as National Director from 1919 to 1930 and was responsible for developing the organization from the highly personalized form developed by founder Juliette Low into an efficient modern-day organization. Membership under her leadership grew from 50,000 to 250,000. She was also responsible for establishing regions and regional councils as well as training schools and camps, including the Edith Macy Training Center whose buildings were designed by her husband, architect James Yardley Rippin. Rippin worked with the Edith Carpenter Macy (Chairman of the Girl Scout National Council Executive Board at the time), and later her husband V. Everit Macy after Mrs. Macy's death, as well as Mrs. Herbert Hoover (then Girl Scout National President) to establish the Edith Macy Training Center. Rippin helped in the development of the World Association of Girl Scouts and Girl Guides in 1928. Of special note is the fact that Rippin initiated the annual cookie sale which still serves as one of the organization's major fund raisers. Deeter died on June 2, 1953 in Tarrytown, New York. A Girl Scout sampler by Deeter is offered as in the previous lot. MEASUREMENTS: 23" x 15-3/8". Overall with frame 24-3/8' x 16-3/4". CONDITION: Minor uniform toning. Light frame wear.

Jules Guerin (American, 1866-1946), The Washington Arch in Washington Square, an illustration for Century Magazine, August 1902, Signed

Jules Guerin (American, 1866-1946) The Washington Arch in Washington Square, an illustration for Century Magazine, August 1902 Signed "-Jules Guérin-" l.l., identified on a label affixed to the frame backing paper. Watercolor and ink on linen mounted to paperboard, 27 x 19 1/2 in. (68.4 x 49.6 cm), framed. Condition: Mat burn to the edges of the support.

Jules Guerin 7 book plates for Century Magazine

Jules Guerin 7 book plates for Century Magazine, copyrighted and published exclusively by The Century Co., overall fair condition: staining and toning to support sheet, 4 book plates are missing Century labels. approximately 7 1/2 x 4 7/8'' ea.

Jules Guerin (American, 1866-1946) The Fagot Gatherer Signed "Jules Guerin-" l.l. Watercolor with gouache on paper/board, sight size...

Jules Guerin (American, 1866-1946) The Fagot Gatherer Signed "Jules Guerin-" l.l. Watercolor with gouache on paper/board, sight size 23 x 17 1/8 in. (58.5 x 44.0 cm), framed. Condition: Not examined out of frame.

Jules V. Guerin (American, 1866-1946), "Market

Jules V. Guerin (American, 1866-1946), "Market Outside the Hagia Sophia", oil and mixed media on linen laid on board, signed lower right, 30 in. x 20 in., framed: together with Robert Hitchens, The Holy Land, 1910, illustrated by Jules Guerin, published by Century Co. Provenance: Property from Estate of Kathryn Scholefield, Magnolia Springs, AL, niece of Jules Guerin."

JULES V. GUERIN (American, 1866-1946). SHEPHERD WITH FLOCK UNDER TREES, signed lower left. Watercolor.

JULES V. GUERIN (American, 1866-1946). SHEPHERD WITH FLOCK UNDER TREES, signed lower left. Watercolor - Framed, sight: 24 in. x 20 in.

Jules Guerin prints, group of four, "Library of

Jules Guerin prints, group of four, "Library of Congress, Washington," "Christmas Night, Old Trinity," and two similar images, signed, 24" x 16", all framed

JULES GUERIN (American, 1866-1946) The Aqueduct

JULES GUERIN (American, 1866-1946) The Aqueduct Night Oil on canvas 30 x 22 inches (76.2 x 55.9 cm) Signed lower right: Jules Guerin Titled verso: Aqueduct Night PROVENANCE: Illustration House, New York, November 15, 2003, lot 86. From the Estate of Charles Martignette.

Jules V. Guerin (American, 1866-1946) "At the

Jules V. Guerin (American, 1866-1946) "At the Monument," c. 1900, gouache, 23" x 17", signed lower right, framed

Jules V. Guerin (American, 1866-1946) Along the River Signed "Jules Guerin" l.l., information...

Jules V. Guerin (American, 1866-1946) Along the River Signed "Jules Guerin" l.l., information on the Hobbins estate (see below) on the reverse. Watercolor on paper, sight size 14 1/4 x 21 in. (36.2 x 53.3 cm), framed. Condition: Tack holes around edges (beneath the mat), toning, staining. Provenance: The estate of Louis M. Hobbins, c. 1965.

Jules Guerin, (American, 1866-1946), Moonlit Landscape

Jules Guerin (American, 1866-1946) Moonlit Landscape mixed media on canvas laid to board signed "Jules Guerin" (lower left) 24 1/4 x 19 1/2 inches.

Jules Guerin (American 1866-1946) Tending

Jules Guerin (American 1866-1946) Tending the Goats Signed Jules Guerin l.l. Watercolor and gouache on paper; apparently in good condition overall. Framed.* Sight size: 24 x 19-3/4 in (61 x 50.2 cm)

JULES V. GUERIN (American, 1866-1946) TWO WORKS: "THE MARKET PLACE SIENA" AND "THE PORTA ROMAN SIENA"

JULES V. GUERIN (American, 1866-1946) TWO WORKS: "THE MARKET PLACE SIENA" AND "THE PORTA ROMAN SIENA". Outstanding pair of oil on board paintings in the Orientalist style. Wonderful colors showing pink hue stucco buildings with large arched doorways, one showing a market scene with carts and people. The other a procession through a series of arches lined with trees. Both signed lower left and titled on back. Housed in matching arts & crafts style gilt carved wood replacement frames. SIZE: 12" x 10". CONDITION: 9-70805

JULES GUERIN

(american 1866-1946) TENDING THE GOATS Signed, watercolor 24 x 20 in.

Jules Guerin (1866 - 1946)

Beautiful signed original watercolor of goats being tended in a forested setting, by this noted New York artist. 24" x 20" (31" x 26" framed)

Jules Guerin (American 1866-1946),View of St. Mark's Square from the Grand Canal,Signed Jules Guerin l.r.,Watercolor and gouache on paper;

Jules Guerin (American 1866-1946),View of St. Mark's Square from the Grand Canal,Signed Jules Guerin l.r.,Watercolor and gouache on paper; apparently in good condition. Framed.*Sight size: 6-1/2 x 8-1/2 in (16.5 x 21.6 cm)

JULES GUERIN (American 1866-1946) INDEPENDENCE HALL