We are pleased to offer nineteenth- and early twentieth-century paintings with an emphasis on early California. Everything is framed in our handcrafted hardwood frames. Many of the paintings are represented in association with our friend and neighbor North Point Gallery. Please call or email us with any questions or inquiries, 510/450-0350, info@holtonframes.com.
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Historical California Paintings
and How to Frame Them
July 20 through August 31, 2019
Read Tim’s blog post on this show,
“Framing Thomas Hill and Historical California Paintings: An Exhibit and New Webpage”
A selection of paintings for sale in the exhibit.
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- Marius Dahlgren (1844-1920) “Friends on a Break,” 16″ x 24,” signed, dated “May 1st, 1889,” at lower right, oil on canvas.
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- Edwin Deakin (1838-1923) “Lake Tahoe” 16″ x 24,” circa 1876, oil on canvas.
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- Percy Gray (1869-1952) “Cathedral Rocks, Yosemite,” 10” x 14,” signed at lower left, watercolor on paper.
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- H.D. Gremke (1860-1939) “Logging in California,” 9 1/2” x 13 1/4”” signed at lower right, oil on canvas.
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- Alexander Harmer (1856-1925), “Mission San Gabriel,” circa 1895. Watercolor and gouache, 10″ x 17″.
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- Hermann Herzog (1832-1932), “California Farm Scene”
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- Thomas Hill (1829-1908) “Study for Boulders, Yosemite” 15″ x 22,” signed, oil on paper.
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- Frederick F. Schafer (1838-1927) “The Black Butte, Shasta,” 20” x 30,” signed at lower right, titled reverse, oil on canvas.
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- Meyer Straus (1831-1905) “Indian Camp,” 9 1/2″ x 7 1/4,” mixed media.
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- Raymond D. Yelland (1848-1900) Study for “Columbia River from the Hood River Bluffs” 9 1/2″ x 11 1/4″ signed in pencil reverse, circa, 1880, oil on board.