Marion Montague Junkin Sold at Auction Prices

Painter, Sculptor, Etcher, b. 1905 - d. 1977

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    • Marion Junkin Watercolors
      Nov. 12, 2016

      Marion Junkin Watercolors

      Est: -

      One showing mountains and fence line, 16" x 23" and signed lower right. And one showing arcaded walls and trees with mountains in background, 21" x 30" and signed lower right. Two total.

      Farmer Auctions
    • Marion Junkin Abstract Oil on Canvas
      Nov. 12, 2016

      Marion Junkin Abstract Oil on Canvas

      Est: -

      In mustard, green, salmon, and black palette. Signed lower right "Marion Junkin." Reads verso, "Top-From a Byzantine Icon." Junkin (1905-1977), known for her abstract paintings, worked in New York and Virginia. 24" x 36" s.s., in wooden frame to 36" H. x 42" W.

      Farmer Auctions
    • Marion Junkin Abstract Landscape
      Nov. 12, 2016

      Marion Junkin Abstract Landscape

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      Oil on canvas. Showing large summer sun, vineyard, ocean and village. In bright palette of reds, blues, and greens. Signed lower right. Junkin (1905-1977), known for her abstract paintings, worked in New York and Virginia. Self frame to 41" x 51".

      Farmer Auctions
    • Marion Montague Junkin Railroad Scene
      Oct. 03, 2015

      Marion Montague Junkin Railroad Scene

      Est: $100 - $300

      American, 1905-1977. Oil on canvas. Depicts night scene in railroad yard. Draws upon American realist tradition while incorporating expressive brush strokes. Stretcher pencil signed on reverse, "Railroad Yard (?) - Marion Junkin." 23 1/2" x 33 1/2" s.s., in white frame to 27 3/4" x 38". Junkin exhibited with the Pennsylvania Academy and the Corcoran and was renowned for his cubist still lifes. Junkin was a professor of art at Vanderbilt (1941-1946) and head of the art department at Washington & Lee University from 1947-1973.

      Farmer Auctions
    • Lot 47 from the 9/30 Catalogue Auction: Junkin, Marion Montague (American, 1905-1977)
      Oct. 09, 2012

      Lot 47 from the 9/30 Catalogue Auction: Junkin, Marion Montague (American, 1905-1977)

      Est: $100 - $200

      Lot 47 from the 9/30 Catalogue Auction: Junkin, Marion Montague (American, 1905-1977) Unsigned oil on canvas of child seated on scales, from his series on African-Americans of Rockbridge County, Virginia. The consignor is the widow of a noted professor who inherited these paintings from Junkin. 34" x 24", unframed.

      Farmer Auctions
    • Lot 43 from the 9/30 Catalogue Auction: Junkin, Marion Montague (American, 1905-1977)
      Oct. 09, 2012

      Lot 43 from the 9/30 Catalogue Auction: Junkin, Marion Montague (American, 1905-1977)

      Est: $100 - $200

      Lot 43 from the 9/30 Catalogue Auction: Junkin, Marion Montague (American, 1905-1977) Watercolor of bridge under construction, with boats. Water stain in center of sky. 17" x 26 1/2" s.s., matted to 23 1/2" x 33".

      Farmer Auctions
    • Junkin, Marion Montague (American, 1905-1977)
      Aug. 23, 2009

      Junkin, Marion Montague (American, 1905-1977)

      Est: $300 - $400

      Junkin, Marion Montague (American, 1905-1977) Oil on canvas. Plaster mold for sculpted head, together with sculpted bust superimposed on cross with nail. Flames in background. Unsigned but with direct descent from the artist as a gift. 44" x 30" unframed. Junkin was the grandson of George Garrett Junkin (1837 - 1895), a lieutenant on Stonewall Jackson's staff and later Commonwealth's Attorney for Montgomery County, Virginia. Marion was the great-great grandson of George Junkin (1790 -1868), founder of Lafayette College, Pennsylvania and President of Miami University of Ohio. Marion Junkin was chair of the Art Department at Washington & Lee University in Lexington, Virginia. Many of his paintings are a blend of abstract expressionism and surrealism.

      Farmer Auctions
    • Junkin, Marion Montague (American, 1905-1977)
      Aug. 23, 2009

      Junkin, Marion Montague (American, 1905-1977)

      Est: $100 - $200

      Junkin, Marion Montague (American, 1905-1977) Oil on canvas. Child in front of hearth with table and stool. Signed upper right "Marion Junkin". Significant losses to paint 3-4" from edge. 30" x 32" unframed. Junkin was the grandson of George Garrett Junkin (1837 - 1895), a lieutenant on Stonewall Jackson's staff and later Commonwealth's Attorney for Montgomery County, Virginia. Marion was the great-great grandson of George Junkin (1790 -1868), founder of Lafayette College, Pennsylvania and President of Miami University of Ohio. Marion Junkin was chair of the Art Department at Washington & Lee University in Lexington, Virginia. Many of his paintings are a blend of abstract expressionism and surrealism.

      Farmer Auctions
    • Junkin, Marion Montague (American, 1905-1977)
      Aug. 23, 2009

      Junkin, Marion Montague (American, 1905-1977)

      Est: $400 - $600

      Junkin, Marion Montague (American, 1905-1977) Oil on canvas. Outside courtyard of monastery, showing beggars sleeping in doorway. Unsigned, but with direct descent from the artist as gift. 38" x 30" unframed. Junkin was the grandson of George Garrett Junkin (1837 - 1895), a lieutenant on Stonewall Jackson's staff and later Commonwealth's Attorney for Montgomery County, Virginia. Marion was the great-great grandson of George Junkin (1790 -1868), founder of Lafayette College, Pennsylvania and President of Miami University of Ohio. Marion Junkin was chair of the Art Department at Washington & Lee University in Lexington, Virginia. Many of his paintings are a blend of abstract expressionism and surrealism.

      Farmer Auctions
    • Junkin, Mario Montague (American, 1905-1977)
      Aug. 23, 2009

      Junkin, Mario Montague (American, 1905-1977)

      Est: $400 - $600

      Junkin, Mario Montague (American, 1905-1977) Oil on canvas. Crucifixion scene with emaciated form suspended from cross. 67" x 35" s.s., in weathered wood frame to 73" x 41". Slight damage to frame at right. Junkin was the grandson of George Garrett Junkin (1837 - 1895), a lieutenant on Stonewall Jackson's staff and later Commonwealth's Attorney for Montgomery County, Virginia. Marion was the great-great grandson of George Junkin (1790 -1868), founder of Lafayette College, Pennsylvania and President of Miami University of Ohio. Marion Junkin was chair of the Art Department at Washington & Lee University in Lexington, Virginia. Many of his paintings are a blend of abstract expressionism and surrealism.

      Farmer Auctions
    • Junkin, Marion Montague (American, 1905-1977)
      Aug. 23, 2009

      Junkin, Marion Montague (American, 1905-1977)

      Est: $800 - $1,200

      Junkin, Marion Montague (American, 1905-1977) Oil on canvas. Crucifixion scene with Christ and the two thieves, with assortment of individuals below, including Embracing Marys, Roman soldiers, an opera singer and an academician. Signed lower right "Marion Junkin". 36" x 54" in self-frame to 37" x 55". Junkin was the grandson of George Garrett Junkin (1837 - 1895), a lieutenant on Stonewall Jackson's staff and later Commonwealth's Attorney for Montgomery County, Virginia. Marion was the great-great grandson of George Junkin (1790 -1868), founder of Lafayette College, Pennsylvania and President of Miami University of Ohio. Marion Junkin was chair of the Art Department at Washington & Lee University in Lexington, Virginia. Many of his paintings are a blend of abstract expressionism and surrealism.

      Farmer Auctions
    • MARION MONTAGUE JUNKIN (American, 1905-1977)
      Jan. 26, 2008

      MARION MONTAGUE JUNKIN (American, 1905-1977)

      Est: -

      MARION MONTAGUE JUNKIN (American, 1905-1977) Untitled. Watercolor on paper (framed). Signed and inscribed. Provenance: Private Collection, Florida. 11 3/8" x 9 3/4" (sight)

      Rago Arts and Auction Center
    • JUNKIN, Marion, (American, 1905-1977)
      Feb. 21, 2004

      JUNKIN, Marion, (American, 1905-1977)

      Est: -

      Cubist Still Life, O/C, 24" x 26", signed on stretcher and canvas verso, encased in original frame, 24 3/4" x 26 1/2". Junkin exhibited at the PAFA, Art Institute of Chicago, Butler Art Institute, Archman Academy of Fine Arts. Studied at the Art Students League with Luks, Professor of Fine Arts at the Richmond School of Arts Vanderbilt University and the Washington & Lee University.

      Burchard Galleries Inc
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