charles-henry-turner-american-1848-1908-mountain-landscape
Lot 206
Charles Henry Turner (American, 1848-1908), Mountain Landscape
Lot Details & Additional Photographs
Oil on canvas, signed at lower right, estate stamp to the verso, on later stretchers and presented in a later gilt frame.

DOA 15.5 x 20.5 in.

From the Estate of the Late Dr. Joan C. Huntley, Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Sold to Benefit Art Acquisitions at Davidson College, Davidson, North Carolina

Dr. Joan C. Huntley was a lifelong patron of the arts and one of the leading collectors of eighteenth and nineteenth century European Painting in North Carolina. Joan and her late husband, Dr. Robert R. Huntley, established the Huntley Gallery at the North Carolina Museum of Art that housed Barbizon paintings they donated to the Museum, just one example of their devoted patronage to museums throughout the State. Joan served on the North Carolina Museum of Art Board of Trustees, and she was a founding member of the Davidson College Art Collection Advisory Committee. Joan established much of her collection during travels to New York, Virginia, Washington D.C., and Padua, Italy, where she visited every spring. 

Charles Henry Turner studied in Europe and Boston. He served as president of the Boston Art Club. This painting may likely be a plein air study from his home and studio amidst the White Mountains in Jackson, New Hampshire.

Canvas in need of re-stretching; a few minor areas of visible canvas, likely original to the work.