SOLD Scarce Signed Photograph of America’s First Impressionist
Inscribed to noted Philadelphia philanthropist August B. Loeb.
America’s first impressionist and the quintessential American artist.
A 7 1/2 by 9 1/2 inch image of Chase, put to an 11 by 14 inch mount, inscribed, dated April 26, 1905 and signed in pencil to noted Philadelphia philanthropist August B. Loeb. The only signed photograph of this important artist we have...
America’s first impressionist and the quintessential American artist.
A 7 1/2 by 9 1/2 inch image of Chase, put to an 11 by 14 inch mount, inscribed, dated April 26, 1905 and signed in pencil to noted Philadelphia philanthropist August B. Loeb. The only signed photograph of this important artist we have seen. Has some repairs to the mount.
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