MARIE DOROTHY DOLPH (AMERICAN, 1884-1979) WYOMING LANDSCAPE PAINTINGS, LOT OF TWO, oil on canvas board (each), one depicting an abandoned building ,possibly a church or mission, in a rural setting, signed lower left and titled "Goose Egg" on original Casper, Wyoming artist's label attached verso; the other depicting a pair of horses standing by a group of aspen trees in a sage brush covered field, mountains in the distance, signed lower right and titled "The Pintos" on original Casper, Wyoming artist's label attached verso. Each housed in likely original molded frame. Second quarter 20th century. 4 1/2" x 6 1/2" sight, 6 3/4" x 8 3/4" OA.
Paintings in good condition overall, one with minor areas of discoloration. Frames with very minor wear.
Provenance: Property of Virginia Baskett Leach and the late Maurice Derby Leach, Jr., Lexington, VA.
Catalogue Note: Marie Dorothy Rudolph (1884-1979) was born in Baraboo, WI and studied painting in Minneapolis and Milwaukee. She exhibited at the University of Wyoming during the 1930s, and at the National Exhibition of American Art, Rockefeller Center, NYC in 1936.

Paintings in good condition overall, one with minor areas of discoloration. Frames with very minor wear.