SOLD FOR $753,000 AT THE COEUR D' ALENE ART AUCTION-RENO! NOW TAKING CONSIGNMENTS!
SOLD FOR $753,000 AT THE COEUR D'ALENE ART AUCTION-RENO! Now taking consignments for our auctions. For more information, please call 208.772.9009 or www.cdaartauction.com
SOLD FOR $702,000! Now accepting consignments!
SOLD FOR $702,000! Now accepting consignments! Call us at 480-945-0225 for more information or visit www.scottsdaleartauction.com
Rare unique nocturnal scene by E Irving Couse
Two Native American Figures sitting around a fire with the firelight illuminating the area. Trees in the background. Nocturnal scene with strong color variations.
SOLD FOR $453,750 AT THE COEUR D'ALENE ART AUCTION-RENO! Estimate $200,000-300,000. Now taking consignments for our sales. For more information, please call 208 772-9009 or www.cdaartauction.com
SOLD for $43,750 at the Lone Star Art Auction in Dallas, Texas. Now accepting E. I. Couse consignments for our upcoming 2026 auction. For more information, visit the auction website at www.lonestarartauction.com, call the auction office at (469) 608-7600, or click the contact link below.
Chromolithograph by Campbell Prints Inc. NY of a E.I. Couse work. The frame is by Colonial Art Company which was used by Campbell prints. The work is circa 1912 and in very good condition. E. I. Couse, N.A. appears below red lettering of Campbell Prints Inc. NY. The back is secured w/ square nails
This work is the study for the larger work in the Detroit Institute of Art. Authenticity written on verso by the son & Couse's Granddaughter has also given it her blessing. Chief Shoppenegon, the last of the Chippewa Indians, is 87 years old in this work
SOLD for $43,750 at the Lone Star Art Auction in Dallas, Texas. Now accepting E. I. Couse consignments for our upcoming 2026 auction. For more information, visit the auction website at www.lonestarartauction.com, call the auction office at (469) 608-7600, or click the contact link below.
Virginia Leavitt 8/17/2018 "This is the best example of his signature from c1898. It contains all the little quirks when he was working out his iconic signature. The addition of Arlington Oregon is important for this painting. Makes me wish more than ever we could acquire it for the Foundation."
Exhibited at the Panhandle Plains Historical Museum, Canyon, Texas, “A Retrospective Showing of Paintings by E. Irving Couse,” Courtesy of K.W. Couse (son). February 5-28, 1967.
SOLD: $390,000 | JACKSON HOLE ART AUCTION! Now inviting consignments for upcoming auctions. Receive a complimentary artwork evaluation at www.jacksonholeartauction.com/sell/sell-with-us/, contact by phone, or email coordinator@jacksonholeartauction.com.
SOLD for $96,000 at the Lone Star Art Auction in Dallas, Texas. Now accepting E. I. Couse consignments for our upcoming 2026 auction. For more information, visit the auction website at www.lonestarartauction.com, call the auction office at (469) 608-7600, or click the contact link below.
SOLD: $168,000 | JACKSON HOLE ART AUCTION! Now inviting consignments for upcoming auctions. Receive a complimentary artwork evaluation at www.jacksonholeartauction.com/sell/sell-with-us/, contact by phone or email coordinator@jacksonholeartauction.com.
Native American courtship,its music, secrecy, sacredness appear in several Couse's canvases, though few have the scale and offer the innate aesthetic pleasures of this work. Echoing the agrarian myths of Ancient Greece—think of Pan playing his pipes—the young man seduces the maiden with flute music
Moonlit father and son time
