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THBHayley Lever, 1876-1958, Sailboats, St. Ives, Oil on Canvas
About Seller
20 Beach Street
Bloomfield, NJ 07003
United States
At Nye & Company, what you like is all you need to know. Knowledgeable, helpful staff members, as well as nationally-known experts, work together to find the antiques and collectibles that will become your children’s heirlooms, all within your budget. John and Kathleen Nye acquired Dawson’s after hi...Read more
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LiveDec 3, 2025
PROPERTY FROM THE COLLECTION OF NANCY AND ROBERT STEIN AUCTION: DECEMBER 3 AT 10 AM Join us for a special auction featuring the Collection of Nancy and Robert Stein, including a standout selection of Pennsylvanian impressionist paintings and early American furniture. This sale offers a rare opportunity to acquire works from a notable private collection. AUCTION PREVIEW 20 Beach St, Bloomfield, NJ November 24-26, 10 AM to 4 PM December 1-2, 10 AM to 4 PM We invite collectors and enthusiasts to explore the full sale during our preview days. Nye & Co. info@nyeandcompany.com
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- Lot Description
Hayley Lever
1876-1958
Sailboats, St. Ives
Oil on Canvas
Signed l.r.
Provenance: Schillay Fine Art, Inc., New York, NY
12 1/4 x 16 1/4 in. (31.1 x 41.3 cm.), Overall 18 1/2 x 22 1/2 in. (47 x 57.2 cm.)
(b Adelaide, Australia 1876; d Mount Vernon, New Hampshire 1958) Australian-born American painter. In 1900 Hayley Lever traveled to England to study art, and shortly thereafter studied at the Academie Julian in Paris where Van Gogh was a major influence. Around 1912 Lever moved to America and began gaining wide recognition as an important artist. Lever is known for his marine scenes, and once in America he maintained a studio in Gloucester, Massachusetts to paint coastal life. From 1919 to 1931 Lever taught at the Art Students League New York City; and in 1933 was made full Academician at the National Academy in New York City. In 1935 Lever became the director of the Studio Arts Club in Mount Vernon, New York. During his lifetime he was
awarded numerous medals for his artistic achievements including gold and silver from the National Academy.Condition
In overall good condition. Relined. Areas of thin paint application – particularly around the boats which permits the weave of canvas to show, not a condition problem, just an observation. No evidence of damage or inpainting when viewed under UV. light
Thank you for your interest in our upcoming sale. Please be aware that all property is sold ‘as is’ and should be viewed in person or by a professional before the sale to fully assess the condition. This condition report has been prepared as a courtesy by Nye & Company specialists and should not be viewed as a substitute for physical examination by you and/or your professional advisor. Nye & Company specialists are not trained restorers/conservators, and the report is not as detailed as a comprehensive report that would be created by a professional advisor. We will do our best to make reliable observations on the work, which we hope will be helpful to you, we strongly recommend you enlist the help of a professional advisor to prepare a more complete report. While we try to photograph items as accurately as possible, please note that digital photography and images, especially when viewed through computer screens, may present colors that differ slightly from the colors of the object when viewed in person. We also wish to respectfully remind you that the Nye & Company warranties pertaining to the property are limited and set forth in our Conditions of Sale and do not extend to condition.
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