"Madison Gardens" c.1905 by Charles Henry White(Canadian 1878-1918). Dimensions without frame: 8.5" x 7", with frame: 15" x 13". Paul Magriel Collection, provenance.From the Estate of James Kingsland, UN Plaza NYC.From the Paul Magriel Collection of American art.(From the NY Times):"Paul Magriel, an art collector, connoisseur and former tour guide at the Metropolitan Museum.....was educated at Columbia University, and in his early years became involved with the dance world. He was librarian at the American School of Ballet and was later curator of the dance archives at the Museum of Modern Art.He was an editor of ''Dance Index,'' a magazine started in 1942 dedicated to providing a historical and critical basis for judging dance. He was editor of many books on the subect, including ''Chronicles of the American Dance,'' ''Nijinsky,'' ''Isadora Duncan'' and ''Pavlova.''His collecting interests were wide ranging and included sports in art, American still life, numismatics, watercolors, drawings and sculpture. His collections were exhibited in more than 84 American museums and galleries.He was considered an authority on Italian Renaissance bronzes, and he had an impressive collection of watercolors and pastels, particularly those of 19th-century painters, including Sargent, Chase and John LaFarge".There is a book on the Collection of Paul Magriel's American Drawings for sale on Amazon.com by Mary Anne Goley.

Good condition overall