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'Washington City' Framed Needlepoint Picture Julia (O'Brien) Catalano (1800-66), Washington, D...
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'Washington City' Framed Needlepoint Picture Julia (O'Brien) Catalano (1800-66), Washington, DC, 4 June 1812 Green-dyed plain-woven linen square worked in variety of single, plied, and chenille silk threads, centering a square reserve outlined in two-toned Milanese-stitch border, containing a block of cross-stitched verse above signature 'Julia O. Brien' and a detailed landscape scene with large brick house with lawn, trees, birds, and a female figure, the title 'Wafhington City. June the 4th 1812.' cross-stitched at bottom, all surrounded by floral vine border worked in cross-stitch, satin stitch, and French knots, mounted in black-painted wood frame under conservation glass. Sight, 17 3/4 x 17 1/2 in. Framed, 20 1/4 x 20 in. Footnotes: Provenance Property from a Mid-Atlantic Estate. Americana, Skinner Sale 1609, Bolton, Massachusetts (30 October 1994), Lot 150. Collection of A. Piatt Andrew (1873-1936) of Gloucester, Massachusetts. Retains paper label of Boston picture framers J.F. Cabot & Brother. Literature O'Brien's 'Washington City' is registered in the standard reference work by Ethel Stanwood Bolton and Eva Johnston Coe, American Samplers (New York: Dover Publications, 1973 [1921]), p. 202, cited by Betty Ring in Girlhood Embroidery vol. II (New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1993), p. 529. The needlework features architectural and border compositions popular among students at an academy near the Navy Yard, where Julia O'Brien Catalano's father and husband were employed in shipbuilding trades. See Gloria Seaman Allen, Columbia's Daughters: Girlhood Embroidery from the District of Columbia (Baltimore: Chesapeake Book Company, 2013). Illustrated in Jenny Garwood, ''To all Classes of the Community': John McLeod's Schools and the Washington Navy Yard and Capitol Hill Samplers,' Journal of Early Southern Decorative Arts 42-3 (2021-2): fig. 7. Exhibitions Copley Society, Retrospective Exhibition of the Decorative Arts, Boston, Massachusetts, 1911. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing
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'Washington City' Framed Needlepoint Picture Julia (O'Brien) Catalano (1800-66), Washington, DC, 4 June 1812 Green-dyed plain-woven linen square worked in variety of single, plied, and chenille silk threads, centering a square reserve outlined in two-toned Milanese-stitch border, containing a block of cross-stitched verse above signature 'Julia O. Brien' and a detailed landscape scene with large brick house with lawn, trees, birds, and a female figure, the title 'Wafhington City. June the 4th 1812.' cross-stitched at bottom, all surrounded by floral vine border worked in cross-stitch, satin stitch, and French knots, mounted in black-painted wood frame under conservation glass. Sight, 17 3/4 x 17 1/2 in. Framed, 20 1/4 x 20 in. Footnotes: Provenance Property from a Mid-Atlantic Estate. Americana, Skinner Sale 1609, Bolton, Massachusetts (30 October 1994), Lot 150. Collection of A. Piatt Andrew (1873-1936) of Gloucester, Massachusetts. Retains paper label of Boston picture framers J.F. Cabot & Brother. Literature O'Brien's 'Washington City' is registered in the standard reference work by Ethel Stanwood Bolton and Eva Johnston Coe, American Samplers (New York: Dover Publications, 1973 [1921]), p. 202, cited by Betty Ring in Girlhood Embroidery vol. II (New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1993), p. 529. The needlework features architectural and border compositions popular among students at an academy near the Navy Yard, where Julia O'Brien Catalano's father and husband were employed in shipbuilding trades. See Gloria Seaman Allen, Columbia's Daughters: Girlhood Embroidery from the District of Columbia (Baltimore: Chesapeake Book Company, 2013). Illustrated in Jenny Garwood, ''To all Classes of the Community': John McLeod's Schools and the Washington Navy Yard and Capitol Hill Samplers,' Journal of Early Southern Decorative Arts 42-3 (2021-2): fig. 7. Exhibitions Copley Society, Retrospective Exhibition of the Decorative Arts, Boston, Massachusetts, 1911. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing
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Marlborough
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