The product is an original landscape painting by Charles Morgan McIlhenney, measuring 8" × 14". This unique artwork, signed by the artist, was created on canvas in New York during the time period of 1850-1899. The painting falls under the Realism style and features one-of-a-kind characteristics, making it a valuable and distinctive addition to any art collection.
PAINTING IS IN " AS FOUND " CONDITION WITH SMALL SCATTERED LOSSES AND FINE CRAQUELURE ON RIGHT SIDE OF PAINTING. EARTH TONE COLORS USED MAKE PAINTING APPEAR MUTED. SIGNED C. Morgan McIlenney ON BOTTOM LEFT CORNER WITH UNREADABLE INSCRIPTION UNDERNEATH. FRAME IS GOLD LEAF AND OLIVE WASH IN POOR CONDITION WITH RUBS AND ABRASIONS. AN IDENTIFICATION LABEL FROM THE McIlhenney ESTATE IS AFFIXED TO THE STRECHER. I HAVE.NOT FOUND ANY IMAGES OF THIS PAINTING ON THE INTERNET AND WOULD APPRECIATE ANY INFORMATION FROM ART COLLECTOR'S . I AM SEEKING OFFERS ON THIS PAINTING AND SET THE BUY IT NOW PRICE BASED ON ESTIMATED PRICES ON ARTIST OTHER ARTWORKS.
Charles Morgan McIlhenneyAUCTION RECORDS
1858 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - 1904 New York. Known for: Landscape with cattle and sheep painting.
Born in Philadelphia, Charles McIlhenney was a painter and etcher who settled in Shrub Oak, New York. He was a member of the New York Water Color Society and exhibited with that group as well as at the Boston Art Club, the Pennsylvania Academy, and the Art Institute of Chicago. Awarded W.T. Evans Prize, American Water Color Society, 1892; First Hallgarten Prize, National Academy, New York, 1893. Member of American Water Color Society, New York Water Color Club and New York Etching Club; Associate of the National Academy, New York. Sources include:. Peter Hastings Falk (editor), Who Was Who in American Art. Official Illustrated Catalogue, Fine Arts Exhibit, United States of America, Paris Exposition of 1900. Noyes, Platt & Company, Boston, 1900. ----
