Summer Art Auction
By Cutler Bay Auctions
Jun 15, 2024
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Join us for an exciting online Summer Art Auction starting at 2 PM Eastern Time on Saturday, June 15th. This exclusive event features an impressive array of lots from two prominent estates: one from San Francisco, California, and the other from Upstate New York. The auction showcases a stunning collection of works by notable New England artists, including Hayley Lever, Anthony Thieme, William Lester Stevens, and Frank Henry Shapleigh. Also featured are exquisite pieces by acclaimed Western artists such as Carolus Verhaeren, Ernest H. Pohl, Maurice Logan, and Herman Dudley Murphy. The collection includes a variety of prints, watercolors, and oil paintings, offering something for every art enthusiast. We will be available to answer your questions via email throughout the auction to ensure a seamless bidding experience. Happy bidding!
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LOT 45:

John William Bentley (1880-1951) "Hazy Winter Light"

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John William Bentley (1880-1951) "Hazy Winter Light"
John William Bentley (1880-1951) Oil on canvas board, signed lower left "John W Bentley", piece is titled "Hazy Winter Light" and "Woodstock, NY" and measures 8 x 10 and 12 x 14 inches w/frame. Upstate New York Collection. A student at the Art Students League with George Bridgman, Frank DuMond, and Robert Henri, John Bentley became a landscape painter. He was an early member of the Woodstock Art Colony, and exhibited at the Buffalo Society of Artists. He was also a WPA artist, and his work is in several buildings in New York City and the Dutch Reformed Church of Woodstock. John William Bentley was born in Paterson, NJ on Jan. 3, 1880. Bentley was a pupil of George Bridgman, Frank V. DuMond, and Robert Henri. While based in Woodstock, NY, he made trips to California where he painted on the Monterey Peninsula and at Mission Capistrano.
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