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A principal figure of the Cape Ann art colony, Harry Aiken Vincent developed a career of high regard from an astoundingly modest background in the fine arts. He was a self-taught painter, born and raised in Chicago, Illinois, but dedicated to the quaint New England seaside towns of Rockport and Gloucester for much of his adult life.
Provenance:
McDougall Fine Arts Galleries, Gloucester, MassachusettsTo private collection, Irvington, Virginia, 2014Inscription:
- (lower right verso of frame in black) H. A. VINCENT
- (top stretcher in black) FISHING VILLAGE ‘PROVENCE’ $500.00
- (lower verso of canvas in black, prior to lining) H. A. VINCENT A.N.A. Rockport Mass.
- (upper verso of canvas, prior to lining) H. A. VINCENT. A.N.A. / ROCKPORT, MASS
Labels:
- (old sticker on frame upper left) 699
- (Parisian stamp on canvas prior to lining) LUCIEN LEFEBVRE- FOINET / PARIS / 19 RUE VAVIN & 2 RUE BREA
- (old label on lower stretcher) Artist: H. A. Vincent / Title: Fishing Village Province. / Price $500 Size 20/
24F. – G. / Bin No. 327 - (label on backing) COMENOS FINE ARTS / 9 Newbury Street, 2nd Floor, Boston, MA 02116 / Harry Aiken Vincent / (American, 1862 – 1931) / Fishing Village, Provence / signed lower left: H.A. Vincent / & signed & inscribed on the reverse / H.A. Vincent A.N.A Rockport, Mass. – / titled on the stretcher Fishing Village, Provence / oil on canvas / signed, hand-carved frame by Feliciano / Nemiccoli, Readville, Mass. #137 / actual size: 20 x 24 in., framed size: 24 ½ x 28 in. / Painted circa 1918
Lot 67: Fishing Village, Provence
by Harry Aiken Vincent (1864-1931)
Oil on canvas
20 1/8 x 24 1/8 inches
Contact Vose about this painting
20 1/8 x 24 1/8 inches
Signed lower left: H. A. VINCENT
Period frame, with carver’s name (Feliciano Nemiccolo)
Estimate: $6,000-$8,000, Sold for $8,000