Elizabeth Williams Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Elizabeth Williams Art Value Price Guide

Dec. 07, 2024
Elizabeth Williams oil on canvas Forest Floor Still Life
Est: $800 - $1,400
Williams, Elizabeth (American, 1844 -1889), Forest Floor Still Life with Ferns, Mushroom and Decaying Leaves, oil on canvas, 15.25 x 17.5 inches, framed measuring 18.25 x 21.25 inches. Provenance: By direct descent through the family to the current great grand niece. Elizabeth William was born in Pittsburgh, PA in 1844. Williams studied in Paris under Aime Nicholas Morot and, while there, exhibited at the Salon. She came to San Francisco in 1873 and during her last 16 years maintained a residence at 120 Sutter Street with her mother. A spinster, she died of consumption at the home of artist Raymond Yelland in East Oakland on July 25, 1889. Her rare works include portraits and still lifes. Exh: San Francisco Art Association, 1873-89; Mechanics' Inst. (SF), 1876-78, 1888; Snow & May's Gallery (SF), 1878; Morris & Kennedy Gallery (SF), 1880. CD; SF Examiner, 7-27-1889 (obit).This lot is an excellent example of a 19th Century female American painter. Little opportunity existing for female painters and even fewer who travelled to study in France.
Concept Art Gallery
Aug. 24, 2023
STAMP COLLECTION, LUCILLE BALL, ELVIS, GRACE KELLY, MARILYN MONROE, HANK WILLIAMS AND QUEEN ELIZABETH
Est: -
STAMP COLLECTION, ELVIS, MARILYN MONROE, GRACE KELLY, HANK WILLIAMS, LUCILLIE BALL AND QUEEN ELIZABETH
Dean Harper Auction Service
May. 22, 2022
Williams, Two O/C Still Life Paintings of Fruit
Est: $200 - $300
two works "...with grapes, cherries and peaches". Attributed to Elizabeth Williams (Am. 1844-1889). Signed "EW" lower right, information verso. Frame size: 10 1/2" high, 12 1/2" wide.
Schwenke Auctioneers
Sep. 29, 2018
Elizabeth Williams Still Life painting circa 1870
Est: $500 - $800
Williams, Elizabeth, (American 1844 - 1889), Still Life of Flowers Near Window, circa 1870 in Paris, oil on canvas, 30 x 20.5 inches, framed in a period gold cove style frame measuring 36 x 26 inches, Provenance: By descent through the family to the current great grand niece, framed in a gilded wood oval frame measuring 24 x 20 inches , Elizabeth William was born in Pittsburgh, PA in 1844. Williams studied in Paris under Aime Nicholas Morot and, while there, exhibited at the Salon. She came to San Francisco in 1873 and during her last 16 years maintained a residence at 120 Sutter Street with her mother. A spinster, she died of consumption at the home of artist Raymond Yelland in East Oakland on July 25, 1889. Her rare works include portraits and still lifes. Exh: San Francisco Art Association, 1873-89; Mechanics' Inst. (SF), 1876-78, 1888; Snow & May's Gallery (SF), 1878; Morris & Kennedy Gallery (SF), 1880. CD; SF Examiner, 7-27-1889 (obit). This lot is an excellent example of a 19th Century female American painter. Little opportunity existing for female painters and even fewer travelled to study in France. Typically marrying marked the end of any career as a painter.
Concept Art Gallery
Sep. 29, 2018
Elizabeth Williams Still Life Fruit, Flowers Sitting on Carpet
Est: $800 - $1,400
Williams, Elizabeth (American 1844 - 1889), Still Life of Flowers, Fruit and Copper or Brass Charger Sitting on Table Covered with a Persian Carpet , circa 1865, painted in Paris, oil on canvas (Parisian Canvas, with stamp on the reverse), 36 x 27.5 inches, signed E. Williams lower right, framed in a 19th Century period flat panel painted gold frame measuring 45 x 37 inches, Provenance: By descent through the family to the current great grand niece, framed in a gilded wood oval frame measuring 24 x 20 inches , Elizabeth William was born in Pittsburgh, PA in 1844. Williams studied in Paris under Aime Nicholas Morot and, while there, exhibited at the Salon. She came to San Francisco in 1873 and during her last 16 years maintained a residence at 120 Sutter Street with her mother. A spinster, she died of consumption at the home of artist Raymond Yelland in East Oakland on July 25, 1889. Her rare works include portraits and still lifes. Exh: San Francisco Art Association, 1873-89; Mechanics' Inst. (SF), 1876-78, 1888; Snow & May's Gallery (SF), 1878; Morris & Kennedy Gallery (SF), 1880. CD; SF Examiner, 7-27-1889 (obit). This lot is an excellent example of a 19th Century female American painter. Little opportunity existing for female painters and even fewer travelled to study in France. Typically marrying marked the end of any career as a painter.
Concept Art Gallery
Jun. 02, 2018
Elizabeth Williams oil Self Portrait
Est: $400 - $800
Williams, Elizabeth (American 1844 - 1889), Self Portrait, circa 1870 , oil on canvas laid down on board, 20 x 16 inches (oval format) , Provenance: By descent through the family to the current great grand niece, framed in a gilded wood oval frame measuring 24 x 20 inches , Elizabeth William was born in Pittsburgh, PA in 1844. Williams studied in Paris under Aime Nicholas Morot and, while there, exhibited at the Salon. She came to San Francisco in 1873 and during her last 16 years maintained a residence at 120 Sutter Street with her mother. A spinster, she died of consumption at the home of artist Raymond Yelland in East Oakland on July 25, 1889. Her rare works include portraits and still lifes. Exh: San Francisco Art Association, 1873-89; Mechanics' Inst. (SF), 1876-78, 1888; Snow & May's Gallery (SF), 1878; Morris & Kennedy Gallery (SF), 1880. CD; SF Examiner, 7-27-1889 (obit). This lot is an excellent example of a 19th Century female American painter. Little opportunity existing for female painters and even fewer travelled to study in France. Typically marrying marked the end of any career as a painter.
Concept Art Gallery
Jun. 02, 2018
Elizabeth Williams painting Dutch Landscape with Windmills
Est: $400 - $800
Williams, Elizabeth (American 1844 - 1889), Dutch Landscape with Windmills, oil on canvas, 8.75 x 13 inches, Provenance: By descent through the family to the current great grand niece, framed in a gilded wood frame measuring 12 x 16.5 inches, Elizabeth William was born in Pittsburgh, PA in 1844. Williams studied in Paris under Aime Nicholas Morot and, while there, exhibited at the Salon. She came to San Francisco in 1873 and during her last 16 years maintained a residence at 120 Sutter Street with her mother. A spinster, she died of consumption at the home of artist Raymond Yelland in East Oakland on July 25, 1889. Her rare works include portraits and still lifes. Exh: San Francisco Art Association, 1873-89; Mechanics' Inst. (SF), 1876-78, 1888; Snow & May's Gallery (SF), 1878; Morris & Kennedy Gallery (SF), 1880. CD; SF Examiner, 7-27-1889 (obit). This lot is an excellent example of a 19th Century female American painter. Little opportunity existing for female painters and even fewer travelled to study in France. Typically marrying marked the end of any career as a painter.
Concept Art Gallery
Jun. 02, 2018
Elizabeth Williams painting Woman in the Library
Est: $1,500 - $2,500
Williams, Elizabeth (American 1844 - 1889), Woman in Library (possibly the Artist's Mother sitting in a San Francisco Library), oil on canvas, 21 x 18 inches, Provenance: By descent through the family to the current great grand niece, framed in a gilded wood frame measuring 26 x 22.5 inches, Elizabeth William was born in Pittsburgh, PA in 1844. Williams studied in Paris under Aime Nicholas Morot and, while there, exhibited at the Salon. She came to San Francisco in 1873 and during her last 16 years maintained a residence at 120 Sutter Street with her mother. A spinster, she died of consumption at the home of artist Raymond Yelland in East Oakland on July 25, 1889. Her rare works include portraits and still lifes. Exh: San Francisco Art Association, 1873-89; Mechanics' Inst. (SF), 1876-78, 1888; Snow & May's Gallery (SF), 1878; Morris & Kennedy Gallery (SF), 1880. CD; SF Examiner, 7-27-1889 (obit). This lot is an excellent example of a 19th Century female American painter. Little opportunity existing for female painters and even fewer travelled to study in France. Typically marrying marked the end of any career as a painter.
Concept Art Gallery
Sep. 12, 2006
Elizabeth Williams (1844-1889)
Est: $8,000 - $12,000
A Still Life with Fruits, Sweets, Nuts and Wine signed and dated 'E. Williams 1861' (lower left) oil on canvas 20 x 26 in. (50.8 x 66 cm.)
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