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Description
Late 19th century black and white etching titled "Evening on Lake Oneida" by Rominer Lovewell. Landscape featuring row boats on the tree lined edge of Lake Oneida. Copyright 1891 by Fishel, Adler & Schwartz, New York. Signed in plate R. lovewell, lower left. Title and "Etched by R. Lovewell" printed, lower right. Paper on cardstock; un-framed.
"Rominer Lovewell (1853 - 1932) was active/lived in Massachusetts. Rominer Lovewell is known for Sailing ship portrait paintings. Birth place: Gardner, MA. Death place: Everett, MA. Profession: Marine painter, etcher. Studied: Richardson's Sch. Art, Boston, 1872-73; W.A. Titcombe, 1874. Exhibited: NY Etching Club, 1882, 1884-86; Boston Etching Club; Boston AC, 1882, 1885, 1892; Columbian Expo, Chicago, 1893 (etchings); PAFA Ann., 1883-85, 1887; Mystic Seaport, 1981, traveled to Mariners' Mus. (retrospective); Peabody Mus., Salem. Comments: A painter of the North Shore area and particularly the Boston waterfront, 1875-1925. He also painted in Marblehead, Nahant (where he summered), Gloucester, and other Cape Ann towns. His most productive period was 1882-93. For 34 years, he was listed in the Chelsea (MA) directories as a marine painter, but throughout his art career he had to support himself as a machinist in his father"s shop there." (askART)
Condition
Wear and distressing from age, foxing / discoloration, reside, tear / edge wear, marking
Dimensions
21.75" x 16.75" (Width x Height)