Estate of Dr. Virginia Utermohlen Lovelace

Original Oil On Canvas by Henry Robert Morland

"The Art Shop," 17th/18th Century Oil on Canvas

Original Gouache on Cardstock Signed "Feininger"

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Ithaca, NY, United States

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Estate of Dr. Virginia Utermohlen Lovelace

Finger Lakes Estate & Auction Company

Finger Lakes Estate and Auction Company is pleased to offer a collection of scarce antique Dutch books, etchings, paintings and ephemera from the distinguished Utermohlen family. This collection, lovingly curated by Paul T. Utermohlen, is offered for sale by his daughter, Dr. Virginia Utermohlen Lovelace, recently-retired professor of Nutritional Science at Cornell University. The books and artwork for sale at this auction display the collector?s passion for the city of Amsterdam, and for works of Dutch military and economic history. The Paul Laszlo table and chair set, and the Torino chrome robot lamps, convey the taste of Mr. Utermohlen?s wife and daughter for mid-century, modern decor, contrasted with a few ornate pieces of antique French and Sicilian furniture. In addition to the pieces from the fine Utermohlen collection are a selection of hand-picked, modern signed books, including first printings, as well as original works of art, and a sizable collection of antique regalia from the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Masonic Lodge in Center Lisle, NY.

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Original 18th Century Oil on Canvas by Hendrik Keun: An original oil on canvas depicting an eighteenth-century urban street scene of the Muiderpoort in Amsterdam signed "H. Keun" in the lower right corner. Painting captures the daily life of 18th

9073: Original 18th Century Oil on Canvas by Hendrik KeunEst. $8,000-$12,000

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Original Gouache Floral Still Life Signed "H. Purrmann": An original gouache on paper signed "H. Purrmann" in lower left. Vibrant still life with flowers in a vase on a cloth-draped table, fruit on a plate, and a bottle sitting on a wooden chair done in

9074: Original Gouache Floral Still Life Signed "H. Purrmann"Est. $8,000-$12,000

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William Faulkner "Intruder in the Dust" First Printing: This lot consists of the stated first printing of the novel Intruder in the Dust by William Faulkner (New York: Random House, 1948). From the dust jacket flap: "William Faulkner's seventeenth

9075: William Faulkner "Intruder in the Dust" First PrintingEst. $100-$200

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Bob Timberlake Hutch w/ C. Kimbrell Hand-Painted Doors: This lot consists of the black and brown hutch, with farm scene hand-painted in color on the lower cabinet doors, signed "C. Kimbrell '91" by the artist in the lower right corner. The top of the

9076: Bob Timberlake Hutch w/ C. Kimbrell Hand-Painted DoorsEst. $500-$1,000

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"Marti y el Krausismo" Inscribed by Ernest Hemingway: This lot consists of the vintage volume "Marti y el Krausismo" by Jose A. Beguez Cesar (Havana: Campania Editora de Libros y Folletos, 1944). The volume is inscribed by Ernest Hemingway on the

9077: "Marti y el Krausismo" Inscribed by Ernest HemingwayEst. $500-$800

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"500 Home Run Club" Signed by Hank Aaron w/ COA: This lot consists of the limited edition copy of "The 500 Home Run Club" by Bob Allen, with Bill Gilbert (Champaign, IL: Sports Publishing Inc., 1999), signed by Hank Aaron. The limitation "657/755"

9078: "500 Home Run Club" Signed by Hank Aaron w/ COAEst. $100-$200

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"An American Life," 1990, signed "Ronald Reagan": This lot consists of the first edition copy of the presidential autobiography "An American Life by Ronald Reagan" (New York: Simon and Schuster, 1990), in its original dust jacket. On the blank

9079: "An American Life," 1990, signed "Ronald Reagan"Est. $200-$400

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"The Regulators," 1996, Signed by Stephen King: This lot consists of the stated first trade printing of the novel "The Regulators" by Richard Bachman (New York: Dutton, 1996), the pseudonym of Stephen King. Stephen King's signature is present on

9080: "The Regulators," 1996, Signed by Stephen KingEst. $300-$500

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Original Oil On Canvas by Henry Robert Morland: RARE -- First time to the market since 1965! "The Unlucky Boy" by H. R. Morland, British (1719-1797), original oil on canvas. The image, as described by the British Museum, depicts a young boy

9081: Original Oil On Canvas by Henry Robert MorlandEst. $20,000-$30,000

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"The Unlucky Boy" Mezzotint, After: H R Morland: This lot consists of "The Unlucky Boy" After: H R Morland, a mezzotint printed by Robert Sayer in 1773. Lettered below the image with the title and "Hen.y Morland Inven.t et Pinx.t // London Printed

9082: "The Unlucky Boy" Mezzotint, After: H R MorlandEst. $1,000-$2,000

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"The Story of Susanna," 1563, Galle / Van Heemskerck: “The Story of Susanna,” 1563, by Philips Galle, Antwerp, (1537-1612), set of six engravings after the works of Maarten van Heemskerck, Dutch (1498-1574). Philip (or Philips) Galle was a Dutch

9083: "The Story of Susanna," 1563, Galle / Van HeemskerckEst. $3,000-$5,000

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"The Story of Noah," 1560, Cort / Van Heemskerck: “The Story of Noah,” 1560, by Cornelis Cort, Netherlands (1533-1578), set of six engravings after the works of Maarten van Heemskerck, Dutch (1498-1574). Cornelis Cort was a Dutch engraver and

9084: "The Story of Noah," 1560, Cort / Van HeemskerckEst. $3,000-$5,000

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Original Oil On Canvas Signed "Lentulov": An original oil on canvas signed Lentulov in Cyrillic lettering done in the Russian, Avant-Garde style associated with Aristarkh Lentulov, Russian (1882-1943). Image features a two-story building

9085: Original Oil On Canvas Signed "Lentulov"Est. $5,000-$10,000

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Set of Two Aquatint Prints from "Carnival at Rome": Set of two aquatint prints from the series "Carnival at Rome" After David Allan (1744-96), Published by Paul Sandby, 1781: "The Horse Race at Rome During the Carnival, Piazza del Popolo" and "The

9086: Set of Two Aquatint Prints from "Carnival at Rome"Est. $500-$700

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"Vue du Louvre," Jacques Callot Copper Engraving, 1630: "Vue du Louvre" by Jacques Callot, French Lorrainese (1592-1635). Copper engraving, 1630. Image depicts annual jousting contest on river Seine in Paris. On the left, the Nesles tower. On the right,

9087: "Vue du Louvre," Jacques Callot Copper Engraving, 1630Est. $1,000-$2,000

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"La Foire de Gondreville," Hand-Signed Jacques Callot: Hand-signed in ink "J. Callot" with the letter F in lower left corner. Scene depicts townspeople gathered together under a giant tree for music, dancing, and revelry. A group of people are playing

9088: "La Foire de Gondreville," Hand-Signed Jacques CallotEst. $2,000-$3,000

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"Le Benedicte" or "The Holy Family" Jacques Callot 1628: "Le Benedicte" by Jacques Callot, French Lorrainese (1592-1635), also referred to as "The Holy Family." Copper engraving, 1628. Image depicts a haloed mother, father, and child at a small, round,

9089: "Le Benedicte" or "The Holy Family" Jacques Callot 1628Est. $1,000-$2,000

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"Le Passage de la Mer Rouge" Jacques Callot, 1629: "Le Passage de la Mer Rouge" by Jacques Callot, French Lorrainese (1592-1635). Copper engraving, 1629. Image depicts Moses parting the Red Sea, enabling the escape of the Hebrews from Pharoah, with

9090: "Le Passage de la Mer Rouge" Jacques Callot, 1629Est. $1,000-$2,000

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"Le Catafalque de l'Empereur Mathias," Jacques Callot: "Le Catafalque de l'Empereur Mathias" by Jacques Callot, French Lorrainese (1592-1635). Copper engraving. Image depicts funeral for Matthias, Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. Large group of people

9091: "Le Catafalque de l'Empereur Mathias," Jacques CallotEst. $1,000-$2,000

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"Combat a la Barriere" or "The Combat," Jacques Callot: "Combat a la Barriere" by Jacques Callot, French Lorrainese (1592-1635) also known as "The Combat." Copper engraving, 1627. The print is from the suite known as the Combat la Barrire illustrating

9092: "Combat a la Barriere" or "The Combat," Jacques CallotEst. $1,000-$2,000

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"Entree de son Altesse a Pied," Jacques Callot, 1627: "Entree de son Altesse a Pied" by Jacques Callot, French Lorrainese (1592-1635) also known as Entry of His Highness on Foot or The Foot Parade. Copper engraving, 1627. The print is from the suite

9093: "Entree de son Altesse a Pied," Jacques Callot, 1627Est. $1,000-$2,000

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"The Deer Hunt from the Manor," Jacques Callot: A group of men on foot and horseback with a pack of hunting dogs pursue a deer with pikes and spears. A large manor house on a hill overlooking a rural landscape with distant houses and buildings

9094: "The Deer Hunt from the Manor," Jacques CallotEst. $2,000-$4,000

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"Reisbuchlein fur die Anfangen . . . " Jacques Callot: Six pages with three prints apiece from "Reisbuchlein fur die Anfangen te Jugent Lich darinnen zu," created by Jacques Callot, French Lorrainese (1592-1635) and published by Hans Troschel, German

9095: "Reisbuchlein fur die Anfangen . . . " Jacques CallotEst. $3,000-$5,000

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Original Gouache on Cardstock Signed "Feininger": An original gouache on cardstock signed "Feininger" in lower left. Image depicts an urban industrial landscape of small houses and large factories dome in a pallet of grays and browns with the

9096: Original Gouache on Cardstock Signed "Feininger"Est. $15,000-$20,000

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