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LOT 32:
Harve Stein (1904-1996) " Incongrous"
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Start price:
$
200
Estimated price :
$800 - $1,200
Buyer's Premium: 25%
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sales tax: 8.875%
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Harve Stein (1904-1996) " Incongrous"
Harve Stein (Born 1904) Watercolor on paper depicting the Stone Ledge in Noank, Connecticut, piece is titled "Incongrous" and measures 10.5 x 20 and 18 x 27 inches w/ frame. Illustrator and educator, after living in New York City during his early professional career, Stein became a resident of the Groton area and taught at several colleges - Rhode Island School of Design, and Connecticut and Mitchell Colleges.Harve (Harvey) Stein attended the Chicago Art Institute, the Academie Julian in Paris, and the New York Art Students League. An illustrator whose work in the 1920s and 1930s appeared in magazines such as ‘Scribner’s’ and ‘Liberty’ as well as children’s literature and works of fiction. In 1926, he joined the Mystic Art Association. A professor at the Rhode Island School of Design beginning in 1944, and founder of the school’s commercial illustration department, Stein moved to the Mystic/Groton area c.late 1930s. He began to teach art of the New London Art Students League and lecture in the Art Department at Connecticut College. Watercolor was his preferred medium. His illustration work is predominantly representational, though he occasionally explored abstraction in his personal art.
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