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Austin Wooster (1838-1913) Still Life Oil On Canvas

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Austin Wooster (PA,1838-1913) oil painting antique

ARTIST: Austin C Wooster (Pennsylvania, 1838 - 1913) NAME: Autumn Landscape YEAR: 1904 MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Very good. No visible inpaint under UV light. SIGHT SIZE: 14 x 26 inches / 35 x 66 cm FRAME SIZE: unframed (In-House framing available) SIGNATURE: lower right and on verso SKU#: 118821 US Shipping $75 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Austin C. Wooster, son of Dr. Henry Wooster and Rebecca Thornburg, was a southwestern Pennsylvania painter of portraits, landscapes, and still lifes from 1860 to 1916. His great-grandfather, Thomas Thornburg, was a member of the Pennsylvania Militia during the Revolutionary War. He was born on the Thornburg farm in Chartiers Valley, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. This is now part of a town called Thornburg. Austin's grandparents, Jacob and Jane Lorain Thornburg, who raised him after the early death of his parents, discouraged his art, looking on it as an insane fancy or crime, rather than as a gift. Wooster lived in Green Tree (then called Union Township), Allegheny County, Pennsylvania where he earned his living as an artist and did occasional work at house painting. Wooster had a studio in Pittsburgh at Fourth Avenue and Wood Street. He exhibited his work in various ways, including the 1890 Western Pennsylvania Exposition Society, and Pittsburgh department stores, where he sold his work. Wooster also did work for hire; painting houses, farms, and vineyards in neighboring communities. According to two of Wooster's neighbors he did portraits, and he gave lessons in watercolor to at least one young girl, also a neighbor.During the Civil War, he served with the Union Army, was captured and held at Libby Prison. Except for that episode, he is thought to have lived and worked exclusively in the Pittsburgh region. Earlier in his career, he specialized in river landscapes but later turned to still lifes where he utilized many of the stylistic and compositional devices as Albert F. King, and artist Wooster obviously admired and possibly even studied with. Wooster's still lifes are painted in a somewhat out-dated style for his time, usually simple, almost flat arrangements instead of the trompe l'oeil effects and elaborate compositions which were popular at the turn of the century.

Austin Wooster 1901 Still Life Melons and Peaches

Wooster, Austin C. (American/Western PA, 1838-1913), Still Life with Melons and Peaches on a Table, 1901, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower right, additionally signed and dated on the canvas reverse, 14 x 18 inches, in a period gilded and scrolling frame 20.25 x 24.25 inches.

Austin Wooster (PA,1838-1913) oil painting antique

ARTIST: Austin C Wooster (Pennsylvania, 1838 - 1913) NAME: Autumn Landscape YEAR: 1904 MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Very good. No visible inpaint under UV light. SIGHT SIZE: 14 x 26 inches / 35 x 66 cm FRAME SIZE: unframed (In-House framing available) SIGNATURE: lower right and on verso SKU#: 118821 US Shipping $75 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Austin C. Wooster, son of Dr. Henry Wooster and Rebecca Thornburg, was a southwestern Pennsylvania painter of portraits, landscapes, and still lifes from 1860 to 1916. His great-grandfather, Thomas Thornburg, was a member of the Pennsylvania Militia during the Revolutionary War. He was born on the Thornburg farm in Chartiers Valley, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. This is now part of a town called Thornburg. Austin's grandparents, Jacob and Jane Lorain Thornburg, who raised him after the early death of his parents, discouraged his art, looking on it as an insane fancy or crime, rather than as a gift. Wooster lived in Green Tree (then called Union Township), Allegheny County, Pennsylvania where he earned his living as an artist and did occasional work at house painting. Wooster had a studio in Pittsburgh at Fourth Avenue and Wood Street. He exhibited his work in various ways, including the 1890 Western Pennsylvania Exposition Society, and Pittsburgh department stores, where he sold his work. Wooster also did work for hire; painting houses, farms, and vineyards in neighboring communities. According to two of Wooster's neighbors he did portraits, and he gave lessons in watercolor to at least one young girl, also a neighbor.During the Civil War, he served with the Union Army, was captured and held at Libby Prison. Except for that episode, he is thought to have lived and worked exclusively in the Pittsburgh region. Earlier in his career, he specialized in river landscapes but later turned to still lifes where he utilized many of the stylistic and compositional devices as Albert F. King, and artist Wooster obviously admired and possibly even studied with. Wooster's still lifes are painted in a somewhat out-dated style for his time, usually simple, almost flat arrangements instead of the trompe l'oeil effects and elaborate compositions which were popular at the turn of the century.

Early Austin Wooster Oil Washington County Farm 1875

Wooster, Austin C. (American/Western PA, 1838-1913), Washington County Farmscape, 1873/1875, oil on canvas, since relined, signed A C Wooster 1875 lower left corner in black, and Painted by Austin Wooster, Aug 10th 1873 in black on the verso, also appears to read Thos. Stevenson Farm in black along the stretcher - according to a late 19th century map that's included there was a large plot of land owned by T. Stevenson in the southeast corner of Smith Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania, near the border with Mt. Pleasant Township - canvas 17.75 x 26.25 inches, in a newer wood frame 23 x 31 inches. Provenance: Dirk Soulis Auctions, September 2012, lot 280 (since repaired).

Austin Wooster (PA,1838-1913) oil painting antique

ARTIST: Austin C Wooster (Pennsylvania, 1838 - 1913) NAME: Autumn Landscape YEAR: 1904 MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Very good. No visible inpaint under UV light. SIGHT SIZE: 14 x 26 inches / 35 x 66 cm FRAME SIZE: unframed (In-House framing available) SIGNATURE: lower right and on verso SKU#: 118821 US Shipping $75 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Austin C. Wooster, son of Dr. Henry Wooster and Rebecca Thornburg, was a southwestern Pennsylvania painter of portraits, landscapes, and still lifes from 1860 to 1916. His great-grandfather, Thomas Thornburg, was a member of the Pennsylvania Militia during the Revolutionary War. He was born on the Thornburg farm in Chartiers Valley, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. This is now part of a town called Thornburg. Austin's grandparents, Jacob and Jane Lorain Thornburg, who raised him after the early death of his parents, discouraged his art, looking on it as an insane fancy or crime, rather than as a gift. Wooster lived in Green Tree (then called Union Township), Allegheny County, Pennsylvania where he earned his living as an artist and did occasional work at house painting. Wooster had a studio in Pittsburgh at Fourth Avenue and Wood Street. He exhibited his work in various ways, including the 1890 Western Pennsylvania Exposition Society, and Pittsburgh department stores, where he sold his work. Wooster also did work for hire; painting houses, farms, and vineyards in neighboring communities. According to two of Wooster's neighbors he did portraits, and he gave lessons in watercolor to at least one young girl, also a neighbor.During the Civil War, he served with the Union Army, was captured and held at Libby Prison. Except for that episode, he is thought to have lived and worked exclusively in the Pittsburgh region. Earlier in his career, he specialized in river landscapes but later turned to still lifes where he utilized many of the stylistic and compositional devices as Albert F. King, and artist Wooster obviously admired and possibly even studied with. Wooster's still lifes are painted in a somewhat out-dated style for his time, usually simple, almost flat arrangements instead of the trompe l'oeil effects and elaborate compositions which were popular at the turn of the century.

Austin Wooster (PA,1838-1913) oil painting antique

ARTIST: Austin C Wooster (Pennsylvania, 1838 - 1913) NAME: Autumn Landscape YEAR: 1904 MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Very good. No visible inpaint under UV light. SIGHT SIZE: 14 x 26 inches / 35 x 66 cm FRAME SIZE: unframed (In-House framing available) SIGNATURE: lower right and on verso SKU#: 118821 US Shipping $75 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Austin C. Wooster, son of Dr. Henry Wooster and Rebecca Thornburg, was a southwestern Pennsylvania painter of portraits, landscapes, and still lifes from 1860 to 1916. His great-grandfather, Thomas Thornburg, was a member of the Pennsylvania Militia during the Revolutionary War. He was born on the Thornburg farm in Chartiers Valley, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. This is now part of a town called Thornburg. Austin's grandparents, Jacob and Jane Lorain Thornburg, who raised him after the early death of his parents, discouraged his art, looking on it as an insane fancy or crime, rather than as a gift. Wooster lived in Green Tree (then called Union Township), Allegheny County, Pennsylvania where he earned his living as an artist and did occasional work at house painting. Wooster had a studio in Pittsburgh at Fourth Avenue and Wood Street. He exhibited his work in various ways, including the 1890 Western Pennsylvania Exposition Society, and Pittsburgh department stores, where he sold his work. Wooster also did work for hire; painting houses, farms, and vineyards in neighboring communities. According to two of Wooster's neighbors he did portraits, and he gave lessons in watercolor to at least one young girl, also a neighbor.During the Civil War, he served with the Union Army, was captured and held at Libby Prison. Except for that episode, he is thought to have lived and worked exclusively in the Pittsburgh region. Earlier in his career, he specialized in river landscapes but later turned to still lifes where he utilized many of the stylistic and compositional devices as Albert F. King, and artist Wooster obviously admired and possibly even studied with. Wooster's still lifes are painted in a somewhat out-dated style for his time, usually simple, almost flat arrangements instead of the trompe l'oeil effects and elaborate compositions which were popular at the turn of the century.

Austin C. Wooster (American 1838-1913), Still Life of Grapes, Pears and Apples, Oil on canvas, 9 x 14 in (22.9 x 35.6 cm)

Austin C. Wooster (American, 1838-1913) Still Life of Grapes, Pears and Apples Oil on canvas Inscribed posthumously By Austin C. Wooster/ 1915 on verso

Austin Wooster (PA,1838-1913) oil painting antique

ARTIST: Austin C Wooster (Pennsylvania, 1838 - 1913) NAME: Autumn Landscape YEAR: 1904 MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Very good. No visible inpaint under UV light. SIGHT SIZE: 14 x 26 inches / 35 x 66 cm FRAME SIZE: unframed (In-House framing available) SIGNATURE: lower right and on verso SKU#: 118821 US Shipping $75 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Austin C. Wooster, son of Dr. Henry Wooster and Rebecca Thornburg, was a southwestern Pennsylvania painter of portraits, landscapes, and still lifes from 1860 to 1916. His great-grandfather, Thomas Thornburg, was a member of the Pennsylvania Militia during the Revolutionary War. He was born on the Thornburg farm in Chartiers Valley, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. This is now part of a town called Thornburg. Austin's grandparents, Jacob and Jane Lorain Thornburg, who raised him after the early death of his parents, discouraged his art, looking on it as an insane fancy or crime, rather than as a gift. Wooster lived in Green Tree (then called Union Township), Allegheny County, Pennsylvania where he earned his living as an artist and did occasional work at house painting. Wooster had a studio in Pittsburgh at Fourth Avenue and Wood Street. He exhibited his work in various ways, including the 1890 Western Pennsylvania Exposition Society, and Pittsburgh department stores, where he sold his work. Wooster also did work for hire; painting houses, farms, and vineyards in neighboring communities. According to two of Wooster's neighbors he did portraits, and he gave lessons in watercolor to at least one young girl, also a neighbor.During the Civil War, he served with the Union Army, was captured and held at Libby Prison. Except for that episode, he is thought to have lived and worked exclusively in the Pittsburgh region. Earlier in his career, he specialized in river landscapes but later turned to still lifes where he utilized many of the stylistic and compositional devices as Albert F. King, and artist Wooster obviously admired and possibly even studied with. Wooster's still lifes are painted in a somewhat out-dated style for his time, usually simple, almost flat arrangements instead of the trompe l'oeil effects and elaborate compositions which were popular at the turn of the century.

Austin Wooster Still Life With Peaches 1913 Oil

Wooster, Austin C. (American/Western PA, 1838-1913), Still Life with Basket of Peaches, 1913, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower right, additionally signed and dated on the reverse, 13 x 17 inches, in a wood frame 16.5 x 20.5 inches.

Austin Wooster (PA,1838-1913) oil painting antique

ARTIST: Austin C Wooster (Pennsylvania, 1838 - 1913) NAME: Autumn Landscape YEAR: 1904 MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Very good. No visible inpaint under UV light. SIGHT SIZE: 14 x 26 inches / 35 x 66 cm FRAME SIZE: unframed (In-House framing available) SIGNATURE: lower right and on verso SKU#: 118821 US Shipping $75 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Austin C. Wooster, son of Dr. Henry Wooster and Rebecca Thornburg, was a southwestern Pennsylvania painter of portraits, landscapes, and still lifes from 1860 to 1916. His great-grandfather, Thomas Thornburg, was a member of the Pennsylvania Militia during the Revolutionary War. He was born on the Thornburg farm in Chartiers Valley, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. This is now part of a town called Thornburg. Austin's grandparents, Jacob and Jane Lorain Thornburg, who raised him after the early death of his parents, discouraged his art, looking on it as an insane fancy or crime, rather than as a gift. Wooster lived in Green Tree (then called Union Township), Allegheny County, Pennsylvania where he earned his living as an artist and did occasional work at house painting. Wooster had a studio in Pittsburgh at Fourth Avenue and Wood Street. He exhibited his work in various ways, including the 1890 Western Pennsylvania Exposition Society, and Pittsburgh department stores, where he sold his work. Wooster also did work for hire; painting houses, farms, and vineyards in neighboring communities. According to two of Wooster's neighbors he did portraits, and he gave lessons in watercolor to at least one young girl, also a neighbor.During the Civil War, he served with the Union Army, was captured and held at Libby Prison. Except for that episode, he is thought to have lived and worked exclusively in the Pittsburgh region. Earlier in his career, he specialized in river landscapes but later turned to still lifes where he utilized many of the stylistic and compositional devices as Albert F. King, and artist Wooster obviously admired and possibly even studied with. Wooster's still lifes are painted in a somewhat out-dated style for his time, usually simple, almost flat arrangements instead of the trompe l'oeil effects and elaborate compositions which were popular at the turn of the century.

Austin Wooster 1896 oil Grapes, Apples on a Tabletop

Wooster, Austin C. (American/Western Pa. 1838 - 1913), Grapes, Apples on a Tabletop, 1896, oil on canvas, 14 x 18 inches, signed and dated lower right and signed and inscribed Painted by Austin Wooster on the canvas reverse, framed in a period scrolling and gilded cove style frame measuring 22 x 25.5 inches.

Austin Wooster 1902 oil Still Life of Grapes, Apple, and Wine

Wooster, Austin C. (American/Western PA, 1838-1913), Still Life of Grapes, Apple, and Wine Glass, 1902, oil on canvas, 12 x 15 inches, signed and dated lower right and signed and dated on canvas reverse, framed measuring 18 x 21 inches.

AUSTIN C. WOOSTER (AMERICAN, 1838-1913) STILL LIFE WITH LEMON WATER

Austin C. Wooster (American, 1838-1913) Still Life with Lemon Water Signed and dated 'A.C. Wooster. 94' bottom right; also signed and dated again verso, oil on canvas 10 x 12 in. (25.4 x 30.5cm) Provenance Walsh Estate, Pennsylvania. Brunk Auctions, Asheville, sale of March 15, 2014, lot 587. Acquired directly from the above sale. Collection of Dr. Douglas S. Holsclaw, Jr., Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania. In overall good condition. Inpainting stretching for four inches across the top right corner. Also present along the left side near the apple. Heavy varish inhibits thorugh reading under UV light. See specialist photos for detail. Frame: 13 3/4 x 15 3/4 x 1 in.

Austin Wooster (PA,1838-1913) oil painting antique

ARTIST: Austin C Wooster (Pennsylvania, 1838 - 1913) NAME: Autumn Landscape YEAR: 1904 MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Very good. No visible inpaint under UV light. SIGHT SIZE: 14 x 26 inches / 35 x 66 cm FRAME SIZE: unframed SIGNATURE: lower right and on verso SKU#: 118821 US Shipping $75 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Austin C. Wooster, son of Dr. Henry Wooster and Rebecca Thornburg, was a southwestern Pennsylvania painter of portraits, landscapes, and still lifes from 1860 to 1916. His great-grandfather, Thomas Thornburg, was a member of the Pennsylvania Militia during the Revolutionary War. He was born on the Thornburg farm in Chartiers Valley, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. This is now part of a town called Thornburg. Austin's grandparents, Jacob and Jane Lorain Thornburg, who raised him after the early death of his parents, discouraged his art, looking on it as an insane fancy or crime, rather than as a gift. Wooster lived in Green Tree (then called Union Township), Allegheny County, Pennsylvania where he earned his living as an artist and did occasional work at house painting. Wooster had a studio in Pittsburgh at Fourth Avenue and Wood Street. He exhibited his work in various ways, including the 1890 Western Pennsylvania Exposition Society, and Pittsburgh department stores, where he sold his work. Wooster also did work for hire; painting houses, farms, and vineyards in neighboring communities. According to two of Wooster's neighbors he did portraits, and he gave lessons in watercolor to at least one young girl, also a neighbor.During the Civil War, he served with the Union Army, was captured and held at Libby Prison. Except for that episode, he is thought to have lived and worked exclusively in the Pittsburgh region. Earlier in his career, he specialized in river landscapes but later turned to still lifes where he utilized many of the stylistic and compositional devices as Albert F. King, and artist Wooster obviously admired and possibly even studied with. Wooster's still lifes are painted in a somewhat out-dated style for his time, usually simple, almost flat arrangements instead of the trompe l'oeil effects and elaborate compositions which were popular at the turn of the century.

Austin Wooster (PA,1838-1913) oil painting antique

ARTIST: Austin C Wooster (Pennsylvania, 1838 - 1913) NAME: Autumn Landscape YEAR: 1904 MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Very good. No visible inpaint under UV light. SIGHT SIZE: 14 x 26 inches / 35 x 66 cm FRAME SIZE: unframed SIGNATURE: lower right and on verso SKU#: 118821 US Shipping $75 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Austin C. Wooster, son of Dr. Henry Wooster and Rebecca Thornburg, was a southwestern Pennsylvania painter of portraits, landscapes, and still lifes from 1860 to 1916. His great-grandfather, Thomas Thornburg, was a member of the Pennsylvania Militia during the Revolutionary War. He was born on the Thornburg farm in Chartiers Valley, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. This is now part of a town called Thornburg. Austin's grandparents, Jacob and Jane Lorain Thornburg, who raised him after the early death of his parents, discouraged his art, looking on it as an insane fancy or crime, rather than as a gift. Wooster lived in Green Tree (then called Union Township), Allegheny County, Pennsylvania where he earned his living as an artist and did occasional work at house painting. Wooster had a studio in Pittsburgh at Fourth Avenue and Wood Street. He exhibited his work in various ways, including the 1890 Western Pennsylvania Exposition Society, and Pittsburgh department stores, where he sold his work. Wooster also did work for hire; painting houses, farms, and vineyards in neighboring communities. According to two of Wooster's neighbors he did portraits, and he gave lessons in watercolor to at least one young girl, also a neighbor.During the Civil War, he served with the Union Army, was captured and held at Libby Prison. Except for that episode, he is thought to have lived and worked exclusively in the Pittsburgh region. Earlier in his career, he specialized in river landscapes but later turned to still lifes where he utilized many of the stylistic and compositional devices as Albert F. King, and artist Wooster obviously admired and possibly even studied with. Wooster's still lifes are painted in a somewhat out-dated style for his time, usually simple, almost flat arrangements instead of the trompe l'oeil effects and elaborate compositions which were popular at the turn of the century.

Austin Wooster (PA,1838-1913) oil painting antique

ARTIST: Austin C Wooster (Pennsylvania, 1838 - 1913) NAME: Autumn Landscape YEAR: 1904 MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Very good. No visible inpaint under UV light. SIGHT SIZE: 14 x 26 inches / 35 x 66 cm FRAME SIZE: unframed SIGNATURE: lower right and on verso SKU#: 118821 US Shipping $75 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Austin C. Wooster, son of Dr. Henry Wooster and Rebecca Thornburg, was a southwestern Pennsylvania painter of portraits, landscapes, and still lifes from 1860 to 1916. His great-grandfather, Thomas Thornburg, was a member of the Pennsylvania Militia during the Revolutionary War. He was born on the Thornburg farm in Chartiers Valley, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. This is now part of a town called Thornburg. Austin's grandparents, Jacob and Jane Lorain Thornburg, who raised him after the early death of his parents, discouraged his art, looking on it as an insane fancy or crime, rather than as a gift. Wooster lived in Green Tree (then called Union Township), Allegheny County, Pennsylvania where he earned his living as an artist and did occasional work at house painting. Wooster had a studio in Pittsburgh at Fourth Avenue and Wood Street. He exhibited his work in various ways, including the 1890 Western Pennsylvania Exposition Society, and Pittsburgh department stores, where he sold his work. Wooster also did work for hire; painting houses, farms, and vineyards in neighboring communities. According to two of Wooster's neighbors he did portraits, and he gave lessons in watercolor to at least one young girl, also a neighbor.During the Civil War, he served with the Union Army, was captured and held at Libby Prison. Except for that episode, he is thought to have lived and worked exclusively in the Pittsburgh region. Earlier in his career, he specialized in river landscapes but later turned to still lifes where he utilized many of the stylistic and compositional devices as Albert F. King, and artist Wooster obviously admired and possibly even studied with. Wooster's still lifes are painted in a somewhat out-dated style for his time, usually simple, almost flat arrangements instead of the trompe l'oeil effects and elaborate compositions which were popular at the turn of the century.

Austin Wooster 1893 oil Still Life with Peaches

Wooster, Austin C. (American/Western PA, 1838-1913), Still Life with Peaches, 1893, oil on canvas, 18 x 22 inches, signed and dated lower right, framed in a period cove style frame with carved wood relief measuring 24 x 28 inches, Provenance: The Estate of Bernard Latterman, Exhibited Westmoreland Museum of American Art; "Nature's Bounty, Still Life Painting in Southwestern Pennsylvania, 1860-1910," summer 2001.

Austin Wooster 1893 oil Still Life with Apples, Grapes, Pears

Wooster, Austin C. (American/Western PA, 1838-1913), Still Life with Apples, Grapes, Pears, and Steel Bowl, 1893, oil on canvas, 18 x 22 inches, signed and dated lower right, framed in a period cove style frame with carved wood relief measuring 24 x 28 inches, Provenance: The Estate of Bernard Latterman, Exhibited Westmoreland Museum of American Art; "Nature's Bounty, Still Life Painting in Southwestern Pennsylvania, 1860-1910," summer 2001.

AUSTIN C. WOOSTER (PENNSYLVANIA, 1838-1913)

OIL ON CANVAS BASKET OF STRAWBERRIES STILL LIFE, SIGNED AC WOOSTER 99 , LOWER RIGHT ; BASKET OF STRAWBERRIES SPILT ON TABLE , SIGNED INVERSO AUSTIN WOOSTER , 1899 , SET IN PERIOD GOLD LEAF FRAME - STRETCHER IS 12" x 8" ; 21 1/4" x 16" OVERALL

Austin Wooster 1908 ptg. Basket of Strawberries

Wooster, Austin C. (American 1838 - 1913), Basket of Strawberries, 1908, oil on canvasboard, 10 x 12.5 inches, signed and dated lower right, framed in a gilded wood frame with scrolling cartouches around the edges measuring 13 x 16 inches

Austin Wooster Fruit Still Life on Forest Floor

Wooster, Austin C. (American, Western Pa. 1838 - 1913), Fruit Still Life on Forest Floor, 1907, oil on board, 14.5 inches in diameter, signed A. C. Wooster 1907 lower center and inscribed by Austin Wooster 1907 on board reverse, with antique brass plate hanger as frame, Provenance: Collection of Dr. and Mrs. Howard Tanning.

Austin C Wooster Still Life with Fruit

Wooster, Austin C (American, 1838-1913) still life with fruit, oil on canvas, measuring 9.5 by 15.5 inches, in a painted frame measuring 16 by 22 inches.

Austin Wooster (c. 1838-1916): Still Life

Oil on canvas, 1897, signed 'A.C. Wooster' and dated lower right, dated and inscribed 'Painted by Austin C. Wooster' on the reverse.19 x 25 1/4 in., 24 x 30 1/2 in. (frame).

AUSTIN C WOOSTER (1838-1913)

"Still Life of Fruit on Table". Oil on canvas signed and dated in verso. 16 1/2" x 20 1/2"

Austin Wooster 1895 Tabletop Still Life with Fruit

Wooster, Austin C. (American, Western Pa. 1838 - 1913), Still Life with Grapes, Melons, Peaches and Pears, 1895, oil on canvas, 18 x 29 inches, signed and dated A. C. Wooster 1895 lower right, and inscribed Painted by Austin C Wooster 1895 on canvas reverse, framed in a period gilded wood frame measuring 22 x 33 inches

AUSTIN WOOSTER (PA, 1838-1913)

AUSTIN WOOSTER (PA, 1838-1913) Still Life of a Basket of Apples, oil on canvas painting. 18" x 22".

AUSTIN WOOSTER (PA, 1838-1913)

AUSTIN WOOSTER (PA, 1838-1913) Still Life of Fruit, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower right, A.C. Wooster,''95, depicting a patterned glass compote dish with Concord grapes and peaches. SS: 14" x 17". Cleaned and varnished.

AUSTIN C. WOOSTER (AMERICAN, 1838-1913) Still life with grapes

AUSTIN C. WOOSTER (AMERICAN, 1838-1913) Still life with grapes signed and dated ‘A. C. Wooster. 99.’ (lower right), signed and dated again ‘By/ Austin. C. Wooster/ 1899’ (on the reverse) oil on canvas 24 x 9 in. (61 x 22.9 cm.)

AUSTIN WOOSTER (PA, 1838-1913)

AUSTIN WOOSTER (PA, 1838-1913) Still Life of Strawberries on table, cascading from a metal cooking pot, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower right, A.C. Wooster,''95. SS: 18" x 22", cleaned and varnished, one minor puncture repair to upper edge of cooking pot.

AUSTIN WOOSTER (PA, 1838-1913)

AUSTIN WOOSTER (PA, 1838-1913) Still Life of Fruit, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower right, A.C. Wooster,''95, depicting a patterned glass compote dish with Concord grapes and peaches. SS: 14" x 17". Cleaned and varnished.

Austin Wooster Golden Russets 1890 Still Life

Wooster, Austin C. (American, Western Pa. 1838 - 1913), Golden Russets, 1890, oil on canvas, 8 x 10 inches, signed and dated lower right, framed in a gilded wood reproduction frame measuring 16 x 17.5 inches

Austin Wooster Basket of Strawberries Still Life

Basket of Strawberries

AUSTIN C. WOOSTER (AMERICAN, PENNSYLVANIA, 1838-1913) - Still life of fruit, oil on canvas, Signed: lower right A.C. Wooster 1895, painted on the reverse canvas : painted by Austin C Wooster 1895, Frame: Gilt wood gesso frame; Framed by Wunderly

AUSTIN C. WOOSTER (AMERICAN, PENNSYLVANIA, 1838-1913) - Still life of fruit, oil on canvas, Signed: lower right A.C. Wooster 1895, painted on the reverse canvas : painted by Austin C Wooster 1895, Frame: Gilt wood gesso frame; Framed by Wunderly Galleries - Condition: Age appropriate wear ; All items sold as is. Dimensions: 18H x 29W.

AUSTIN C. WOOSTER (AMERICAN, PENNSYLVANIA, 1838-1913) - Still life basket of strawberries, oil on board, Signed: lower left A.C. Wooster 1912 , Frame: gilt frame; Framed by JJ Gillespie, Pgh, PA - Condition: Age appropriate wear ; All items sold as

AUSTIN C. WOOSTER (AMERICAN, PENNSYLVANIA, 1838-1913) - Still life basket of strawberries, oil on board, Signed: lower left A.C. Wooster 1912 , Frame: gilt frame; Framed by JJ Gillespie, Pgh, PA - Condition: Age appropriate wear ; All items sold as is. Dimensions: 8H x 13W.

Austin C. Wooster

(Pennsylvania, 1838-1913)"The Old Homestead", signed lower right "A. C. Wooster 1908" and signed and insribed verso canvas, oil on canvas, 10 x 14 in.; original gilt wood and composition frame, Pittsburgh label verso, original stretcher and tacking edge, crackle, light grime, minor flaking at edges. Provenance: Burchard Galleries, 2002; Estate of Robert A. Walsh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Austin C. Wooster

(Pennsylvania, 1838-1913)Still Life with Lemon Slice in Glass of Water and Fruit, signed lower right "A. C. Wooster 1894" and signed verso, oil on canvas, 10 x 12 in.; fine carved and gilt wood arts and crafts style frame, original stretcher and tacking edge, small points of retouch at edges, stretcher marks. Provenance: Estate of Robert A. Walsh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Austin C. Wooster (Amer 1838-1913) o/cDepicting pears, red & white grapes, apples and nuts this oil on canvas still life by Austin C. Wooster measures 12" x 15", signed on the front of the canvas and also annotated and signed on the reverse of the

Austin C. Wooster (Amer 1838-1913) o/cDepicting pears, red & white grapes, apples and nuts this oil on canvas still life by Austin C. Wooster measures 12" x 15", signed on the front of the canvas and also annotated and signed on the reverse of the canvas "by Austin C. Wooster, 1905"; original frame.

AUSTIN C. WOOSTER (Western Pennsylvania 1837-1916) Still life of fruit, pastel, signed middle left A.C. Wooster and dated '01. Contained in oak frame under glass. Condition: no visible defects. Dimensions: 6 3/4'' X 16 3/4'', frame 11'' X 21''.

AUSTIN C. WOOSTER (Western Pennsylvania 1837-1916) Still life of fruit, pastel, signed middle left A.C. Wooster and dated '01. Contained in oak frame under glass. Condition: no visible defects. Dimensions: 6 3/4'' X 16 3/4'', frame 11'' X 21''.

AUSTIN C. WOOSTER American (d. 1913) Basket of Strawberries oil on canvas, signed lower right. Signed and dated 1908 on the reverse.

AUSTIN C. WOOSTER American (d. 1913) Basket of Strawberries oil on canvas, signed lower right. Signed and dated 1908 on the reverse. 12 x 18 Provenance: Private collection, Weston, Connecticut.

AUSTIN C. WOOSTER (d. 1913): BASKET OF ORANGES

Oil on canvas, 14 x 18 in., signed and dated 1912.

Austin C. Wooster active 1864-1913 , A Basket of Oranges oil on canvas

signed A.C. Wooster and dated 1918 , l.r. oil on canvas

Austin C. Wooster painting (Pennsylvania, died

Austin C. Wooster painting (Pennsylvania, died 1913), "George Kennard Parker (Kenny)" at age 7, born December 29, 1874 (per label verso), portrait of young boy with polka dot collar, signed lower right "A.C. Wooster 1885", oil on canvas, 30 x 25 in.; 20th century gilt wood and composition frame. Crackle, cupping, patch upper left, original stretcher and tacking edge, areas of retouch primarily in background (obscured by varnish); frame with abrasions. Provenance: The Collection of Gene and Linda Kopf.

Austin Wooster (American, 1837-1916) Untitled, 1895; Oil on canvas (framed); Signed and dated; 12 1/8'' x 18 1/8''; Provenance: Private Collection, New Hope

Austin Wooster (American, 1837-1916) Untitled, 1895; Oil on canvas (framed); Signed and dated; 12 1/8'' x 18 1/8''; Provenance: Private Collection, New Hope

AUSTIN C. WOOSTER American (d. 1913) Hanging Grapes oil on canvas, 12 x 8, signed lower right and dated 1903. Signed and dated on the reverse.