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AEDAlice Flint - Two Harlequins, 1945
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About Auction
LiveNov 18, 2026
The sale begins and is anchored by a long run of rare Bakelite jewelry and accessories from the vast collection of Robert Lerch. The sale then continues with Bakelite jewelry from other collections. Later on, bidders will discover modern art featuring artists such as Wolf Kahn, Claes Oldenburg, Raimonds Staprans, Rufino Tamayo, Gustavo Novoa, Beverly Pepper, Elaine deKooning, and others...Modernist Jewelry and Decor, and Modern Furniture. New England Auctions info@newenglandauctions.com
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Alice Flint (American, active circa 1926–1945), Two Harlequins. Oil on canvas. Signed lower right; dated 1945.
Frame: H 35-1/2 in. W 30-1/2 in.
Canvas: H 30 in. W 25 in.
About the Artist: Alice Flint was an American modernist painter active in New York from the 1920s into the 1940s, who trained in Philadelphia with William Merritt Chase and George Luks and in Paris with the Cubist André Lhote. She held solo exhibitions at the Dudensing Gallery in New York in 1926, 1929 and 1930 and showed at Bernheim-Jeune in Paris in 1928. Under the Treasury Section of Fine Arts she painted post office murals for Fairfield, Connecticut (1938), Arabi, Louisiana (1939) and Adel, Georgia (1941). The Fairfield mural, Tempora Mutantur et Nos Mutamur in Illis, was restored in 2013 and now hangs in the town’s Sullivan-Independence Hall.Condition
Overall good condition, minor imperfections commensurate with age.
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