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WILLIAM HENRY CHANDLER PASTEL STILL LIFE FRUIT w WICKER
William Henry Chandler
American, 1854-1928
STILL LIFE WITH FRUIT AND WICKER
Signed: Chandler (ll)
Pastel on Paper
25-3/4 x 18 inches
Condition report: Very good to excellent; Slight toning; (most notably to upper left quadrant. Otherwise excellent.
Lot Note(s): Housed in its original 19th century Victorian frame with raised parcel gilt decoration and period backing board.
ARTIST BIO:
William Henry Chandler (1854-1928) was born on June 9, 1854 in New York City. One of seven children born to Mr. & Mrs. Asa Byram Chandler, he lived while growing up with his deeply religious Christian family in Elizabeth NJ, East Orange NJ, and Summit NJ. For his entire life, he retained his deeply religious convictions. William displayed an interest in art during his youth but had other interests as well. A hunting accident early in his life left him with a life-long limp.
As a young man, Chandler moved to Chicago and obtained artistic work as a cameo engraver in a pearl button manufacturing business. While in Chicago he met and married his first wife, Jennie Freeman. Together they had three children (Kathleen, Annabel, and Nellie). Tragedy struck the Chandler household hard as Nellie died when only a few months old. And then Chandler's wife Jennie died shortly thereafter from typhoid fever.
With his wife gone and two remaining children to raise, Chandler returned to northern New Jersey where he lived for the rest of his life and raised his daughters with the help of his sister.
William Henry Chandler
American, 1854-1928
STILL LIFE WITH FRUIT AND WICKER
Signed: Chandler (ll)
Pastel on Paper
25-3/4 x 18 inches
Condition report: Very good to excellent; Slight toning; (most notably to upper left quadrant. Otherwise excellent.
Lot Note(s): Housed in its original 19th century Victorian frame with raised parcel gilt decoration and period backing board.
ARTIST BIO:
William Henry Chandler (1854-1928) was born on June 9, 1854 in New York City. One of seven children born to Mr. & Mrs. Asa Byram Chandler, he lived while growing up with his deeply religious Christian family in Elizabeth NJ, East Orange NJ, and Summit NJ. For his entire life, he retained his deeply religious convictions. William displayed an interest in art during his youth but had other interests as well. A hunting accident early in his life left him with a life-long limp.
As a young man, Chandler moved to Chicago and obtained artistic work as a cameo engraver in a pearl button manufacturing business. While in Chicago he met and married his first wife, Jennie Freeman. Together they had three children (Kathleen, Annabel, and Nellie). Tragedy struck the Chandler household hard as Nellie died when only a few months old. And then Chandler's wife Jennie died shortly thereafter from typhoid fever.
With his wife gone and two remaining children to raise, Chandler returned to northern New Jersey where he lived for the rest of his life and raised his daughters with the help of his sister.
Condition
Very good to excellent; Slight toning; (most notably to upper left quadrant. Otherwise excellent. Housed in its original 19th century Victorian frame with raised parcel gilt decoration and period backing board.
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WILLIAM HENRY CHANDLER PASTEL STILL LIFE FRUIT w WICKER
Estimate $638 - $825
Jul 28, 2021
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1161: WILLIAM HENRY CHANDLER PASTEL STILL LIFE FRUIT w WICKER
Sold for $475
•4 BidsEst. $638 - $825•Starting Price $500
Estate Jewelry, Antiques & CollectiblesJul 28, 2021 12:00 PM EDTBuyer's Premium 25%
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WILLIAM HENRY CHANDLER PASTEL STILL LIFE FRUIT w WICKER
William Henry Chandler
American, 1854-1928
STILL LIFE WITH FRUIT AND WICKER
Signed: Chandler (ll)
Pastel on Paper
25-3/4 x 18 inches
Condition report: Very good to excellent; Slight toning; (most notably to upper left quadrant. Otherwise excellent.
Lot Note(s): Housed in its original 19th century Victorian frame with raised parcel gilt decoration and period backing board.
ARTIST BIO:
William Henry Chandler (1854-1928) was born on June 9, 1854 in New York City. One of seven children born to Mr. & Mrs. Asa Byram Chandler, he lived while growing up with his deeply religious Christian family in Elizabeth NJ, East Orange NJ, and Summit NJ. For his entire life, he retained his deeply religious convictions. William displayed an interest in art during his youth but had other interests as well. A hunting accident early in his life left him with a life-long limp.
As a young man, Chandler moved to Chicago and obtained artistic work as a cameo engraver in a pearl button manufacturing business. While in Chicago he met and married his first wife, Jennie Freeman. Together they had three children (Kathleen, Annabel, and Nellie). Tragedy struck the Chandler household hard as Nellie died when only a few months old. And then Chandler's wife Jennie died shortly thereafter from typhoid fever.
With his wife gone and two remaining children to raise, Chandler returned to northern New Jersey where he lived for the rest of his life and raised his daughters with the help of his sister.
William Henry Chandler
American, 1854-1928
STILL LIFE WITH FRUIT AND WICKER
Signed: Chandler (ll)
Pastel on Paper
25-3/4 x 18 inches
Condition report: Very good to excellent; Slight toning; (most notably to upper left quadrant. Otherwise excellent.
Lot Note(s): Housed in its original 19th century Victorian frame with raised parcel gilt decoration and period backing board.
ARTIST BIO:
William Henry Chandler (1854-1928) was born on June 9, 1854 in New York City. One of seven children born to Mr. & Mrs. Asa Byram Chandler, he lived while growing up with his deeply religious Christian family in Elizabeth NJ, East Orange NJ, and Summit NJ. For his entire life, he retained his deeply religious convictions. William displayed an interest in art during his youth but had other interests as well. A hunting accident early in his life left him with a life-long limp.
As a young man, Chandler moved to Chicago and obtained artistic work as a cameo engraver in a pearl button manufacturing business. While in Chicago he met and married his first wife, Jennie Freeman. Together they had three children (Kathleen, Annabel, and Nellie). Tragedy struck the Chandler household hard as Nellie died when only a few months old. And then Chandler's wife Jennie died shortly thereafter from typhoid fever.
With his wife gone and two remaining children to raise, Chandler returned to northern New Jersey where he lived for the rest of his life and raised his daughters with the help of his sister.
Condition
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Very good to excellent; Slight toning; (most notably to upper left quadrant. Otherwise excellent. Housed in its original 19th century Victorian frame with raised parcel gilt decoration and period backing board.
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