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J HAMBRIDGE PENCIL SKETCH, FALL OF WEATHER BALLOON

Pencil drawing by Jay Hambridge (American, 1867-1924) that appeared in Century Magazine. Mr. Hambidge was an American artist who formulated the theory of "dynamic symmetry," a system defining compositional rules, which was adopted by several notable American and Canadian artists in the early 20th century. Here is a piece of his original art, made for Century Magazine in 1895. This was drawn for a piece titled "The Fall of a Weather Balloon" and has two versions of the falling balloon and the main subject matter. Signed by the artist, once in the drawing. Comes with the original page from Century Magazine affixed to the front open space area. This piece is held in a black frame and does not have glass on the front.

Jay Hambridge American, 1867-1924 Eli Packer's Inheritance

Jay Hambridge American, 1867-1924 Eli Packer's Inheritance Signed Jay Hambridge and inscribed as titled (ll) Ink wash over pencil on paper 7 1/2 x 7 7/8 inches C 

JAY HAMBRIDGE (1867-1924). IN THE OCTOBER CENTURY / THE HEROISM OF THE NEW YORK POLICE. 1897. 19x14 inches, 49x35 cm. H.A. Thomas & Wyl

JAY HAMBRIDGE (1867-1924) IN THE OCTOBER CENTURY / THE HEROISM OF THE NEW YORK POLICE. 1897. 19 1/2x14 inches, 49 1/2x35 1/2 cm. H.A. Thomas & Wylie, Lith. Co., New York. Condition A-: crease through text at top margin.

Jay Hambridge (1867-1924 New York N.Y.)

Jay Hambridge (1867-1924 New York, N.Y.) Husband mourning his wife, charcoal and ink, 16 1/2" x 11", framed under glass 17 1/2" x 12", signed center, signed and dedicated to H.T. Clinton, 1902; Provenance: Estate of H.T. Clinton, art

JAY HAMBRIDGE

(American 1867-1924) DESCENDING THE STAIRS signed, ink and wash heightened with white 15 3/4 x 6 1/4 in.

JAY HAMBRIDGE American (187-1924) Afternoon Reading, oil on canvas on board, 14 x 11, signed lower left. Hambridge was a student of William Merritt Chase.