These pen & pencil drawings by Alexander Calder are part of an incredible story. (5) 1930s Alexander Calder Circus Pen & Pencil Drawings. The drawing with the horse we lost and the image is a copy of a scan. Mr. Koch sold these drawings to my mother. According to their notes (from the transactions) they […]
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These 3 Jane Peterson paintings are part of an incredible story. 3 Bird paintings (by Jane Peterson) were sold to my mother. The Notes regarding Jane Peterson between Mr. Koch and my mother also speak of the Jane Peterson paintings. In April of 1992 my mother was able to have the snowy egret painting authenticated
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This amazing Lady in a Hat drawing, by Kees van Dongen is part of an incredible story. Mr. Koch sold this drawing to my mother. According to their notes (from the transactions) it came from “Marlboro House Gallery London”. See The Notes They Wrote During These Visits
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The Notes shown are from the visits/transactions between my mother and Mr. Koch. They are written in both his and her handwriting. She wrote what he told her to write. He visited with her over an approximate 3-4 month time period (November 1991 to February/March 1992). He was sharing information with her about art and
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This amazing Naïvete Period painting, by Camille Bombois is part of an incredible story. Mr. Koch sold this drawing to my mother. According to their notes (from the transactions) it came from Bombois’ Naïvete Period. See The Notes They Wrote During These Visits
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