EDMUND DARCH LEWIS "A Stroll by the Riverside"

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American (1835-1910) oil on canvas, 50 x 40, signed lower right and dated 1877. Provenance: A New York estate. This painting is probably of the Delaware Water Gap.

Sold Date: 05/06/2004

Sales Type: Auction

Offered By: Shannon's Fine Art Auctioneers

Item Location: CT, USA

Prices Currency: USD

Worth: $12,000.00 To: $18,000.00

Sales Price: $32,900.00

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