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THBArthur Clifton Goodwin (American, 1864-1929)
About Seller
10717 Detroit Avenue
Cleveland, OH 44102
United States
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About Auction
LiveOct 25, 2025
Our 199th auction features a cornucopia of delightful décor, fine works of art, some scientific curiosities and a selection of furniture that hearkens back to earlier times when furniture was made from wood, marble and iron. Gray's Auctioneers info@graysauctioneers.com
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- Lot Description
Arthur Clifton Goodwin (American, 1864-1929)
Park Street Church,
Oil on canvas,
Signed LR, titled on verso.
Visible: 22 x 26 in.
H: 25 1/2 W: 29 1/2 in.Condition
Multiple areas of inpainting and craquelure.
· Upper center of sky above rooftops
· Lower area of snow below carriage and figures
· Lower left and right, edges near frame – frame abrasion
· Two punctures upper right – approximately 1/16th – 1/8th inch in dia. - Provenance
The painting was originally purchased by Henry P. Richmond, Boston architect and amateur watercolorist. Henry Richmond, as a member of Guy Lowell Architects, designed the Fenway entrance to the Museum of Fine Arts Boston and was a close friend of Edwin J. Hipkiss, curator of Decorative Arts at the museum. It is likely that Henry P. Richmond and Edwin J. Hipkiss knew Arthur Goodwin personally. The painting remained in the Richmond/Pierce family until the present, passing first to Mr. Richmond's daughter, Nancy Richmond Pierce, and then to he son, David Richmond Pierce.
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