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Hi, Matthew. When is the above work by Schmid dated? It seems unlikely that it was the 1940s, since Schmid was born in 1934.
Diane- I'm not sure of the dates. I'm guessing they were done when Richard was a student of Mosby. I laughed too when I saw the "circa 1940" caption on the AAA ad!
I might not have noticed, but I came across this painting in the Christie's "American Paintings" sale.http://www.christies.com/LotFinder/lot_details.aspx?from=salesummary&intObjectID=5233847&sid=4d991e16-dd02-44ba-a7e3-be40a3b1a5d4So, I was thinking about early Schmids.
Hey Matthew, Great post. I also love the last post on Sargent. By the way, I gave you the creative Blogger Award, just drop my my blog to pick it up.Best Jason
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Hi, Matthew. When is the above work by Schmid dated? It seems unlikely that it was the 1940s, since Schmid was born in 1934.
Diane- I'm not sure of the dates. I'm guessing they were done when Richard was a student of Mosby. I laughed too when I saw the "circa 1940" caption on the AAA ad!
I might not have noticed, but I came across this painting in the Christie's "American Paintings" sale.
http://www.christies.com/LotFinder/lot_details.aspx?from=salesummary&intObjectID=5233847&sid=4d991e16-dd02-44ba-a7e3-be40a3b1a5d4
So, I was thinking about early Schmids.
Hey Matthew,
Great post. I also love the last post on Sargent. By the way, I gave you the creative Blogger Award, just drop my my blog to pick it up.
Best Jason
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