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At
the Pier.
oil on canvas.
collection
of J.L. Sibley Jennings, Jr.
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Portrait
of Mrs. W.S. Manning of Spartanburg.
circa 1950, Tryon, N.C.
pastel on paper.
When Couper
began this lovely portrait, the work extended several inches to the left
and included the subject’s hand and a window with a flower pot in
it.
Whether
she was disatisfied with the composition or had another reason for doing
so, Couper cropped the left side of the work before she had completed
the piece.
NOTES
ON BACK
- Painted
about 1950 / Portrait of Mrs.W.S.-Manning /East Main Street /Spartanburg,
S.C. / Pastel by J.S.Couper (Mrs. B. King Couper) Rock House Art Gallery
/ co [corner of?] Pacolet and Chesnut Sts. Tryon N.C.
private
collection
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Portrait
of Madge Carey.
oil on canvas.
NOTES
ON BACK
- J. S.
Couper / Madge Carey / $100 / Tryon
- Phoenix
Symbol
collection
of
Jean Andrews Capalbo
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Mountain
Man.
Tryon, N.C.
The same
gentleman portrayed in Carolina Mountaineer.
collection
of
Virginia Manning Mose (Mrs. John Wills Moses)
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Carolina
Mountaineer.
Tryon, N.C.
oil on canvas.
On the back
of the frame is written the name “Mr. Cresonne” (possibly
Clyde G. Crissone (1911-1980) or his father. Whether this was the name
of the sitter or someone else, possibly a buyer, we don’t know.
NOTES
ON BACK
- Carolina
Mountaineer / $45
collection
of
Jean Andrews Capalbo
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Boy
with Rifle.
Tryon, N.C.
On the back
of the paintings is “Ansel Gosnell” “Tryon NC”.
“Greenville SC” is written underneath. We don’t know
if this was the name of the sitter or possibly a buyer.
collection
of Jean Andrews Capalbo
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Where
Next?.
1937.
oil on canvas.
Although
this piece has erroneously been called The Country Doctor, in reality,
the subject is a man down on his luck during the depression of the 1930’s.
The painting was exhibited in New Orleans and the North Carolina Artists
Annual Exhibition in Raleigh, NC in 1952.
collection
of
The Museum of Arts and Sciences, Macon, Ga.
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Field
Palette and Brushes.
The
Spartanburg County Museum of Art Permanent Collection
Gift of Jean Andrews Copalbo
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