Reva Jackman (1892-1966)

Marked: Signed Reva Jackman on the front with Harbor Concarneau on the reverse, as well as inkstamp that shows a company name of maybe the discarded portion of wood box used to paint the subject.

Condition: The subject is in pleasing condition. There is a paint loss on the side of the boat at the middle bottom area of the subject near the frame. There are minimal areas of light wear to the paint over the rest of the surfaces, which also could be just lightly painted/missed areas rendered by the artist. Light paint wear along the very edge of the painting from the frame. The original frame is heavily distressed, and I will leave its replacement to the new owner. All of the pigments are original to the piece from the use of a blacklight. All in all, this painting is in very nice original condition.

Dimensions: The wood board measures approximately 8.5 inches by 10.5 inches. The frame measures 12 by 14 inches.

Notes: Vasefinder is offering this finely executed impressionistic harbor scene with passionate use of colors and layering of ships, waters and buildings in the far distance. This is a stunner of a piece and museum quality. Reva Jackman was born in Wichita, Kansas. She studied at the Art Institute of Chicago and in France, where she was a student of Andre Lhote. She had ties to the WPA, where she was involved in very important projects for the U.S. Government. She lived in Kansas, France, California and Illinois to mention a few locations. Don't miss this rare opportunity!!!

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Price: SOLD

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