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AEDChristopher Murphy Jr., 3 Coastal SC Etchings
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LiveOct 28, 2026
Modern and Contemporary Art and Design, Ethnographic, Advertising and traditional art and antiques from Various Southern Estates and Collections, October 8th-28th. Featuring works by Peter Anton, Richard MacDonald, Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, mid-century modern furniture and décor, an exceptional group of automobilia and advertising from a Hilton Head Island estate, over forty 1960s concert posters and a collection of Native American and Inuit art and artifacts. The public is welcome to attend the preview reception October 20th, 5-7pm. Everard Auctions and Appraisals amanda@everard.com
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Property from the Murphy Family Estate Collection, Savannah, GA
Description:
Christopher Murphy Jr. (Sav, 1902-1973), 3 Coastal South Carolina Etchings, comprising print initial signed 'C.M.' upper right corner and titled lower left 'Powder Magazine, 1707' and on verso etching of Powder Magazine building (mat burn to edges, minor foxing), print signed and pen signed lower right etching of a rice mill with a figure (fair condition, foxing, staining and toning to paper, visible historical mounting residue on verso), and unsigned pencil titled lower left and on verso etching of rice mill (toning and minor foxing); all unframed.
Provenance: descended from the artist to the Christopher P.H. Murphy family collection.
Christopher Murphy Jr. was a notable 20th century Savannah, Georgia artist. Murphy's artistic education started early as both of his parents were respected Savannah artists, and continued with formal training at the Art Students League. His superior technical skills allowed him to work in a variety of mediums and subject matter and he is best known for his city and landscape scenes of his home town Savannah. He was an active member of the Savannah Art Club and taught art classes around town. During his career his work was exhibited at the National Academy of Design, Art Institute of Chicago, New York Watercolor Club, American Watercolor Society, Sesquicentennial Exposition in Philadelphia, Whitney Museum, Victoria and Albert Museum, and the Southern Art League. His work is held in the permanent collections of the Morris Museum and the Telfair as well as in various private collections.Measurements: Height: of paper of Powder Magazine 9 1/2 in. x Width: 12 in.
Condition:
Please note the first group image is not scaled to size. Overall fair condition, see description for details.
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