Addisson Thomas Millar (1860 - 1913), A View In The Bazaar Of Algiers (1911)
Addisson Thomas Millar
American painter and etcher
Warren, Ohio 1860 – 1913 South Norwalk, Connecticut
A view of the Bazaar in Algiers
Oil on canvas : 35,8 X 46,1 cm
Signed and stamped with a thumb print bottom left
On the backside of the canvas is also the same fingerprint with four cardinal signs “A”, “T”, “M” and “II”
The last sign must be the date, referring to 1911
Frame : 58,1 X 68,2 cm
Over 2 years in stock: enjoy our lower price and absolute transparency
Our cost price 12.109 €
= acquisition price 12.000 € and restoration 109 €
Our old price 12.000 €
Our new net price 9.000 €
Our net export price 9.000 €
Provenance : Berko Fine Paintings, Paris, Brussels and Knokke
Millar was introduced in painting in the USA, but he studied under two famous painters in Paris: Henri Martin and the excellent portrait painter Giovanni Boldini. From Paris he regularly visited Algiers, he made its bazaar his favourite subject. He returned to the US aged almost 40.
Millar and his wife were killed by a train in 1913 while crossing the railway tracks.
All my paintings stand fully documented on my website:
https://www.jeanmoust.com/artists/eccentricities-travel-and-archaeology/millar-addisson-thomas/item-1187407
American painter and etcher
Warren, Ohio 1860 – 1913 South Norwalk, Connecticut
A view of the Bazaar in Algiers
Oil on canvas : 35,8 X 46,1 cm
Signed and stamped with a thumb print bottom left
On the backside of the canvas is also the same fingerprint with four cardinal signs “A”, “T”, “M” and “II”
The last sign must be the date, referring to 1911
Frame : 58,1 X 68,2 cm
Over 2 years in stock: enjoy our lower price and absolute transparency
Our cost price 12.109 €
= acquisition price 12.000 € and restoration 109 €
Our old price 12.000 €
Our new net price 9.000 €
Our net export price 9.000 €
Provenance : Berko Fine Paintings, Paris, Brussels and Knokke
Millar was introduced in painting in the USA, but he studied under two famous painters in Paris: Henri Martin and the excellent portrait painter Giovanni Boldini. From Paris he regularly visited Algiers, he made its bazaar his favourite subject. He returned to the US aged almost 40.
Millar and his wife were killed by a train in 1913 while crossing the railway tracks.
All my paintings stand fully documented on my website:
https://www.jeanmoust.com/artists/eccentricities-travel-and-archaeology/millar-addisson-thomas/item-1187407
9 000 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Oil painting
Reference (ID): 1505838
Availability: In stock
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