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LOTTO 16:
John Alexander Harrison Noble (1913 - 1983) ''Young and Drying Sails.''
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Venduto per: $200
Prezzo iniziale:
$
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Prezzo stimato :
$300 - $600
Commissione per la casa d'aste: 25%
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IVA: 8.875%
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John Alexander Harrison Noble (1913 - 1983) ''Young and Drying Sails.''
John Alexander Harrison Noble (1913 - 1983) Lithograph, signed lower right, ''Young and Drying Sails.'' Edition of 200 from Schooner's Progress. Measures 1 1/2 x 15 1/4''. Born in Paris in 1913, John A. Noble is the son of the noted American painter, John "Wichita Bill" Noble. He spent his early years in the studios of his father and his father's contemporaries, innovative artists and writers of the early part of this century. He moved with his family to this country in 1919, a year which had great significance to him and foreshadowed his life's work. "It was the greatest wooden ship launching year in the history of the world, " he wrote."About 1929 I started my crude drawings and paintings, " the artist recalled. "In the wintertime, while still going to school, I was a permanent fixture on the old McCarren line tugs, which had the monopoly on the schooner towing in New York Harbor. This kept them constantly before my eyes. In the summertime, I would go to sea."A graduate of the Friends Seminary in New York City, Noble returned to France in 1931, where he studied for one year at the University of Grenoble.
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