19th-Century Works of Art: Featuring Works from The Muriel S. and Noah L. Butkin Collection Sold to Benefit the Cleveland Museum of Art

19th-Century Works of Art: Featuring Works from The Muriel S. and Noah L. Butkin Collection Sold to Benefit the Cleveland Museum of Art

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PROPERTY FROM THE MURIEL S. AND NOAH L. BUTKIN COLLECTION, SOLD TO BENEFIT THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART

Joseph Bail

By the Window

Lot Closed

May 24, 02:37 PM GMT

Estimate

6,000 - 8,000 USD

Lot Details

Description

Property from the Muriel S. and Noah L. Butkin Collection, Sold to Benefit the Cleveland Museum of Art

Joseph Bail

French

1862-1921

By the Window


signed Bail Joseph  (lower right)

oil on canvas

canvas: 21 ¾ by 18 ¼ in.; 55 by 46 cm

framed: 29 ¾ by 26 ½ in.; 75.5 by 67 cm

The Muriel S. and Noah L. Butkin Collection

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