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Drifting in the Shadows
In the artist's words, "This nocturne illustrates a moment when a quiet boating party’s serenity is suddenly rocked. The once peaceful night sky explodes with fireworks and merrymaking. Someone is always quietly observing."

"Sled Dogs in Nova Scotia"
Showing a sled dog team resting in a snowy landscape this painting was likely executed while in Nova Scotia, a place he often visited. It is signed on the lower left.

"Fleming Street"
A snowy winter scene painted on board looking down Fleming street in Manayunk PA.

Gloucester harbor

On The Lapland Coast
Wonderful painting showing a group of deer along the coastline of Lapland. Part of Herzogs list of 1000 painting this painting is numbered 352 verso.

Oil on Canvas Manayunk Scene by Grace Gemberling Keast
An exceptional composition of Manayunk, the considerable depth of this landscape both shifts the viewer eye throughout the composition while showing the transition of rural Manayunk into the more urban setting we know today.

Lauterbrunnen Valley

Cats on Glass

Abstract of Stream
Abstract watercolor painting of stones underwater in a stream.

Women in Garden
Oil on board of a women with parasol sitting in a garden

"Firecracker Regatta"

"View of Huntingdon Valley Farm"
A superb painting depicting a group of riders and hounds meeting before the hunt. The house has been identified as the home of Edward Everett Marshall who's family were avid fox hunters. This painting still retains its original frame expertly carved and signed by Fredrick Harer.

The Cascades of Reichenbach

"Summer Regatta"

Oil on Panel Entitled "Blandford Bay II" by Harry Leith-Ross
A New England coastal scene which it titled on verso with artist stamp and it is signed on lower right.

"Sand Harbor"
A calming coastal view depiction by the "father of the New Hope artist colony", William Langston Lathrop (1859-1938). It is signed lower right and titled on verso.






