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Berry - Hill Galleries New York: "American Beauty: The Rose in American Art (1800-1920)" May 20 - July 18, 1997

This painting is included in our upcoming catalog of American paintings. Please call the gallery to receive a copy of the catalog.

Please contact the gallery for a complimentary copy of our annual catalog of American paintings which includes this painting. We welcome your inquiry.

This poetic landscape by John LaFarge is included in our annual catalog of American Paintings. Please call the gallery for a complimentary copy of the catalog. We welcome your inquiry.

The winter light in this work pops off the wall in this jewel of a painting by Percy Moran. Please contact the gallery for additional information or to receive a complimentary copy of our annual catalogue of American paintings.

Please contact the gallery to receive a complimentary copy of our annual catalog of American paintings which includes this work. We welcome your inquiry.

This is the first time "Mary Reading" has been available since it was originally purchased from the estate of the artist nearly thirty years ago. Here, Dickinson uses cadmium red to create an energy that catches the eye, leading the viewer to the subtlety of his wife reading.

This important painting by Percy Gray is fresh from a private collection. Please contact the gallery for additional details or to receive a complimentary copy of our most recent catalog of American paintings. We welcome your inquiry.

This work won a Bronze Medal in the World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago World's Fair in 1893. Provenance includes the collection of William T. Evans. "May" also appears in our most recent catalog of American paintings.

This painting by Guaccimanni is featured in our most recent catalog of American paintings. Please call the gallery to receive a complimentary copy of the catalog. We welcome your inquiry.

The location is likely on the upper ridge above the waterfall in Yosemite, overlooking the valley.

Available for the first time in almost three decades, this work depicts the artist's wife, sculptor Ida Blessin and Rosella, one of their five children. The intimacy of the subject juxtaposed with a bold color palette and strong brushwork make this painting both reflective and captivating.

This painting is included in our upcoming catalog of American paintings. Please call the gallery to request a copy of the catalog.

This painting is included in our recent catalog of American paintings. Call the gallery to receive a complimentary catalog.