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Daniel Albert Wehrschmidt (1861 - 1932) Portrait - Pastel / Paper , 24 x 20 signed lower right. Prov: The Collection of Eugene and Dorothy Elgin/Period Furniture, Fine Art and Accessories- Pook & Pook 04/15/2011

Daniel Albert Wehrschmidt (1861 - 1932) Portrait - Pastel / Paper , 24 x 20 signed lower right. Prov: The Collection of Eugene and Dorothy Elgin/Period Furniture, Fine Art and Accessories- Pook & Pook 04/15/2011

Wehrschmidt, Daniel Albert

Wehrschmidt, Daniel Albert 1861 Cleveland - 1932 Der Stoffe-Händler. Signiert. Öl/Lwd., 116 x 78 cm.

Daniel Albert Veresmith (1861-1932)The LiberatorOil on canvas, 62 x 75cm (24½ x 29½'')Signed and dated 1921Daniel Albert Veresmith was born in Ohio in 1861 as Daniel Wehrschmidt. He changed his name to Veresmith when he moved to London in 1883,

Daniel Albert Veresmith (1861-1932)The LiberatorOil on canvas, 62 x 75cm (24½ x 29½'')Signed and dated 1921Daniel Albert Veresmith was born in Ohio in 1861 as Daniel Wehrschmidt. He changed his name to Veresmith when he moved to London in 1883, where he taught at the Bushy School of Art for twelve years. Subsequently he moved to Doneraile, Co. Cork and this work is inscribed Doneraile, Co. Cork on the reverse of the canvas. The painting is signed and dated D.A Veresmith Pinxt, 1921 in the banner at the bottom left of the canvas and at first glance appears to be a posthumous view of The Liberator, Daniel O'Connell delivering a speech to a crowd in Dame Street with Trinity College in the background and the statue of William of Orange in the foreground. This statue was blown up by Republicans in the 1920s. A closer look at the figures that form the crowd in the foreground however reveals a curious mix of individuals. Some are dressed in top hats and have whiskers which would suggest a mid- 19th Century date, whilst others wear the fashionable bowler hats of the 1920s and appear to be contemporary with the date of the painting, rather than O'Connell. The title of the work The Liberator, immediately suggests a reference to Daniel O'Connell, but the timelessness of the crowd may suggest that this person speaking is a modern liberator, perhaps Collins or de Valera. Thus, the work may be a broader reference to the ongoing struggle for Irish Independence which began centuries before. Indeed the image of William of Orange whose statue looms large over the tiny figure of the speaker gives further credence to this interpretation of the work.

D. A. Wehrschmidt

D. A. Wehrschmidt Portrait of Mrs Jones, Signed oil on canvas, dated 1910, Framed

D. A. Wehrschmidt

D. A. Wehrschmidt Portrait of Douglas Jones, Signed oil on canvas, dated 1907, Framed

Daniel Albert Veresmith American, 1861-1932 The Doll Shop, 1917

Daniel Albert Veresmith American, 1861-1932 The Doll Shop, 1917 Signed D. A. Veresmith and dated 1917 (ll) Oil on canvas 25 x 30 inches C The Leo Lerman and Gray Foy Collection

Daniel Albert Wehrschmidt (1861-1932), Portrait of

Daniel Albert Wehrschmidt (1861-1932), Portrait of a lady, oil on canvas, signed anddated 1902, 143cm x 111cm. Illustrated.

DANIEL A WEHRSCHMIDT, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN,

DANIEL A WEHRSCHMIDT, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, ANTIQUE BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAVURE, (Published by S Hildesheimer 1897), Young Lady Playing Piano, 22" x 17", unframed; plus EDWARD J POYNTER, ENGRAVED BY T HAMILTON CRAWFORD, SIGNED BY BOTH IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, BLACK AND WHITE MEZZOTINT, "Duke of Northumberland", 24" x 15", unframed; together with FOLDER CONTAINING SIX PENCIL SIGNED ENGRAVINGS/MEZZOTINTS, INCLUDING NORMAN HIRST, Female Portrait Studies, all unframed, assorted sizes (8)

Daniel A. Veresmith (1861-1932) Girl under a mulberry tree

Girl under a mulberry tree oil on canvas 64 x 76cm (25 3/16 x 29 15/16in).

Daniel A. Veresmith (1861-1932) Man in a green turban

Man in a green turban oil on canvas 46 x 35.5cm (18 1/8 x 14in).

THE LIBERATOR, 1921

THE LIBERATOR, 1921

Daniel Albert Wehrschmidt (1861-1932), Portrait of

Daniel Albert Wehrschmidt (1861-1932), Portrait of a gentleman, Oil on canvas, Signed and dated 1902 lower right, 143 x 112cm (56 1/4 x 44 1/4in)

WEHRSCHMIDT, DANIEL ALVERT 1861-1932:

Oil on canvas portrait of a gentleman. 35"H X 27 1/2"W

WEHRSCHMIDT, DANIEL ALBERT (AMERICAN, 1861-1932): Oil on canvas. Portrait of a gentleman wearing a gold watch fob.

WEHRSCHMIDT, DANIEL ALBERT (AMERICAN, 1861-1932): Oil on canvas. Portrait of a gentleman wearing a gold watch fob. Signed, dated 1908 upper right. 34 x 26."

Daniel Albert Veresmith (1861-1932) The Liberator

Daniel Albert Veresmith (1861-1932) The Liberator Oil on canvas, 62 x 75cm (24.5 x 29.5") Signed and dated 1921 Daniel Albert Veresmith was born in Ohio in 1861 as Daniel Wehrschmidt. He changed his name to Veresmith when he moved to London in 1883, where he taught at the Bushy School of Art for twelve years. Subsequently he moved to Doneraile, Co. Cork and this work is inscribed Doneraile, Co. Cork on the reverse of the canvas. The painting is signed and dated D.A Veresmith Pinxt, 1921 in the banner at the bottom left of the canvas and at first glance appears to be a posthumous view of The Liberator, Daniel O'Connell delivering a speech to a crowd in Dame Street with Trinity College in the background and the statue of William of Orange in the foreground. This satue was blown up by Republicans in the 1920s. A closer look at the figures that form the crowd in the foreground however reveals a curious mix of individuals. Some are dressed in top hats and have whiskers which would suggest a mid- 19th Century date, whilst others wear the fashionable bowler hats of the 1920's and appear to be contemporary with the date of the painting, rather than O'Connell. The title of the work The Liberator, immediately suggests a reference to Daniel O'Connell, but the timelessness of the crowd may suggest that this person speaking is a modern liberator, perhaps Collins or de Valera. Thus, the work may be a broader reference to the ongoing struggle for Irish Independence which began centuries before. Indeed the image of William of Orange whose statue looms large over the tiny figure of the speaker gives further credence to this interpretation of the work.

Daniel Albert Wehrschmidt (American, 1861-1932)

Daniel Albert Wehrschmidt (American, 1861-1932) Portrait of a lady, three-quarter-length, in a white dress with blue rosettes signed and dated 'D.A. WEHRSCHMIDT. 1902' (lower right) and further signed and inscribed 'D.A. Wehrschmidt Esq. Sre. 6 Sa Holbein Place/S.W.' (on an old label on the reverse of the stretcher) oil on canvas 56¼ x 44¼ in. (142.9 x 112.3 cm.)

D.A. WEHRSCHMIDT MEZZOTINT

DANIEL ALBERT WEHRSCHMIDT (British 1861-1932) Color Mezzotint, depicts image of Victorian beauty seated at desk writting. Mark: artist signed lower right unreadable. Lower center Entered according to act of congress in the year of Congress in the year 1891, by the finer art society in the office of the librarian at Washington. Signed lower left Duke unreadable. Contained in gilt decorated frame, Condition: Toning. Dimensions: 19 1/4''x14 1/2'', Frame 32 1/2''x27 1/4''.

Daniel Albert Wehrschmidt (1861-1932)

Portrait of Rosa Lewis, seated three-quarter-length, in a white dress with a blue sash signed and dated 'D. A. Wehrschmidt 1914?' (upper right) oil on canvas 50 x 40 in. (127 x 101.5 cm.)

After Daniel Albert Wehrschmidt, (American, 1861-1932), Portrait of a Lady

After Daniel Albert Wehrschmidt (American, 1861-1932) Portrait of a Lady handcolored engraving signed signed "Daniel A. Wehrschmidt" (lower right) 14 x 11 inches.

After Daniel Albert Wehrschmidt, (American, 1861-1932), Portrait of a Lady

After Daniel Albert Wehrschmidt (American, 1861-1932) Portrait of a Lady handcolored engraving signed signed "Daniel A. Wehrschmidt" (lower right) 14 x 11 inches.

Daniel Albert Wehrschmidt (American, 1861-1932)

Double portrait of two sisters, half-length, in white dresses, oval oil on canvas 36 x 28 in. (91.5 x 71 cm.)

Daniel Albert Wehrschmidt (1861-1932)

Double portrait of two sisters, half-length, in white dresses, oval oil on canvas 36 x 28 in. (91.5 x 71 cm.)

Daniel Albert Wehrschmidt (1861-1932)

Portrait of a lady, three-quarter-length, in a white dress with blue rosettes signed and dated 'D.A. WEHRSCHMIDT. 1902' (lower right) and further signed and inscribed 'D.A. Wehrschmidt Esq. Sr e. 6 Sa Holbein Place S.W.' (on an old label on the reverse of the stretcher) oil on canvas 56 1/4 x 44 1/4 in. (142.9 x 112.3 cm.)

Daniel Albert Wehrschmidt (American, 1861-1932) Portrait of T H Worrall Esq., oil on canvas, signed & dated 1894, also s. inscribed & d