Orlando Hand Bears(1811-1851)American Folk Art Print "Mrs Miner And Daughter"

Orlando Hand Bears(1811-1851)American Folk Art Print "Mrs Miner And Daughter"
Medium: Print
Painting Size: 19.5"" x 15.5""
Frame Size: 27"" x 23""
Condition: This artwork is in good overall condition for its age.

Signature: Unsigned
Artist: Orlando Hand Bears(1811-1851)
Orlando Hand Bears (1811 - 1851) was active/lived in New York. Orlando Bears is known for Folk art, genre and landscape painting.

Orlando Bears was a native artist of Sag Harbor and Long Island who was possibly taught by local artist and distant relative, Hubbard Fordham (1794-1872). Bears' subjects were mainly affluent families and relatives that were capitalizing on the wealth and prosperity of the local whaling industry that was rapidly growing along the coastlines of Connecticut and Long Island during the first half of the nineteenth century.

Provenance:
Private Collection in New York.


JZ23120686

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Fine Art, Other

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