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Benson Bond Moore

Benson Bond Moore

American/Virginia · 1882–1974

Benson Bond Moore was a Native American painter from the United States most noted for drawing sketches and portrait paintings of animals and landscapes. (Wikipedia)

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  1. Benson Bond Moore, A Branch Of The Anacostia River With Snow-Covered Banks In An Industrial Area In D.C., c. 1920, DC 1875-1941) were the 2 DC artists and 2 of only 12 Southern Impressionists selected by Professor William Gerdts, for inclusion in his very popular, scholarly, well-written, trailblazing book American Impressionism, published in 1984, which is still in print and selling well, and Moore's classical American Impressionist style, up through c. 1925 and his post c. 1925 evolution into a truly unique form of Impressionism, not practiced by any other American artist, in which almost allA Branch Of The Anacostia River With Snow-Covered Banks In An Industrial Area In D.C.Sloans & Kenyon · $24,000≈ £15,497≈ €18,011Sign up to see
  2. Benson Bond Moore, Morning on Tampa Bay, DC 1875-1941) were the 2 DC artists and 2 of only 12 Southern Impressionists selected by Professor William Gerdts, for inclusion in his very popular, scholarly, well-written, trailblazing book American Impressionism, published in 1984, which is still in print and selling well, and Moore's classical American Impressionist style, up through c. 1925 and his post c. 1925 evolution into a truly unique form of Impressionism, not practiced by any other American artist, in which almost allMorning on Tampa BaySloans & Kenyon · $3,000≈ £1,937≈ €2,251Sign up to see
  3. Blossoming Trees, Citra, FLAHelmuth Stone Gallery · $2,772$2,200 + $572 premium≈ £2,063≈ €2,375Sign up to see

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  1. Benson Bond Moore, Virginia Hills, DC 1875-1941) were the 2 DC artists and 2 of only 12 Southern Impressionists selected by Professor William Gerdts, for inclusion in his very popular, scholarly, well-written, trailblazing book American Impressionism, published in 1984, which is still in print and selling well, and Moore's classical American Impressionist style, up through c. 1925 and his post c. 1925 evolution into a truly unique form of Impressionism, not practiced by any other American artist, in which almost all
    Virginia Hills
    Print (other)
    9 7/8 in. x 7 in
    Sloans & Kenyon · · Lot 1403
    $800≈ £517≈ €600HammerSign up free to seeEst. $1,800–3,800View at Sloans & Kenyon ↗
  2. Benson Bond Moore, Rocky Hillside, DC 1875-1941) were the 2 DC artists and 2 of only 12 Southern Impressionists selected by Professor William Gerdts, for inclusion in his very popular, scholarly, well-written, trailblazing book American Impressionism, published in 1984, which is still in print and selling well, and Moore's classical American Impressionist style, up through c. 1925 and his post c. 1925 evolution into a truly unique form of Impressionism, not practiced by any other American artist, in which almost all
    Rocky Hillside
    Print (other)
    18 in. x 14 in
    Sloans & Kenyon · · Lot 1405
    $1,800≈ £1,162≈ €1,351HammerSign up free to seeEst. $2,000–3,000View at Sloans & Kenyon ↗
  3. Benson Bond Moore, Morning on Tampa Bay, DC 1875-1941) were the 2 DC artists and 2 of only 12 Southern Impressionists selected by Professor William Gerdts, for inclusion in his very popular, scholarly, well-written, trailblazing book American Impressionism, published in 1984, which is still in print and selling well, and Moore's classical American Impressionist style, up through c. 1925 and his post c. 1925 evolution into a truly unique form of Impressionism, not practiced by any other American artist, in which almost all
    Morning on Tampa Bay
    Print (other)
    Sloans & Kenyon · · Lot 1413
    $3,000≈ £1,937≈ €2,251HammerSign up free to seeEst. $3,000–5,000View at Sloans & Kenyon ↗
  4. Benson Bond Moore, A Branch Of The Anacostia River With Snow-Covered Banks In An Industrial Area In D.C., c. 1920, DC 1875-1941) were the 2 DC artists and 2 of only 12 Southern Impressionists selected by Professor William Gerdts, for inclusion in his very popular, scholarly, well-written, trailblazing book American Impressionism, published in 1984, which is still in print and selling well, and Moore's classical American Impressionist style, up through c. 1925 and his post c. 1925 evolution into a truly unique form of Impressionism, not practiced by any other American artist, in which almost all
    A Branch Of The Anacostia River With Snow-Covered Banks In An Industrial Area In D.C., c. 1920
    Print (other)
    22 in. x 24 in
    Sloans & Kenyon · · Lot 1428
    $24,000≈ £15,497≈ €18,011HammerSign up free to seeEst. $15,000–25,000View at Sloans & Kenyon ↗
  5. Benson Bond Moore, Old Presbyterian Meeting House, MAN SITTING, print
    Old Presbyterian Meeting House
    Print (other)
    9 1/2 in. x 12 1/4 in
    Sloans & Kenyon · · Lot 811
    $30≈ £15≈ €23HammerSign up free to seeEst. $200–300View at Sloans & Kenyon ↗
  6. Benson Bond Moore, Tree Sparrow, DC 1875-1941) were the 2 DC artists and 2 of only 12 Southern Impressionists selected by Professor William Gerdts, for inclusion in his very popular, scholarly, well-written, trailblazing book American Impressionism, published in 1984, which is still in print and selling well, and Moore's classical American Impressionist style, up through c. 1925 and his post c. 1925 evolution into a truly unique form of Impressionism, not practiced by any other American artist, in which almost all
    Tree Sparrow
    Print (other)
    Sloans & Kenyon · · Lot 1400
    Unsold / did not meet reserveEst. $1,000–2,000View at Sloans & Kenyon ↗
  7. Benson Bond Moore, Lady Amherst Pheasant, DC 1875-1941) were the 2 DC artists and 2 of only 12 Southern Impressionists selected by Professor William Gerdts, for inclusion in his very popular, scholarly, well-written, trailblazing book American Impressionism, published in 1984, which is still in print and selling well, and Moore's classical American Impressionist style, up through c. 1925 and his post c. 1925 evolution into a truly unique form of Impressionism, not practiced by any other American artist, in which almost all
    Lady Amherst Pheasant
    Print (other)
    16 in. x 12 in
    Sloans & Kenyon · · Lot 1401
    Unsold / did not meet reserveEst. $4,000–6,000View at Sloans & Kenyon ↗
  8. Benson Bond Moore, Western Horned Owl, DC 1875-1941) were the 2 DC artists and 2 of only 12 Southern Impressionists selected by Professor William Gerdts, for inclusion in his very popular, scholarly, well-written, trailblazing book American Impressionism, published in 1984, which is still in print and selling well, and Moore's classical American Impressionist style, up through c. 1925 and his post c. 1925 evolution into a truly unique form of Impressionism, not practiced by any other American artist, in which almost all
    Western Horned Owl
    Print (other)
    Sloans & Kenyon · · Lot 1402
    Unsold / did not meet reserveEst. $3,000–5,000View at Sloans & Kenyon ↗
  9. Benson Bond Moore, Edge of the Wood, DC 1875-1941) were the 2 DC artists and 2 of only 12 Southern Impressionists selected by Professor William Gerdts, for inclusion in his very popular, scholarly, well-written, trailblazing book American Impressionism, published in 1984, which is still in print and selling well, and Moore's classical American Impressionist style, up through c. 1925 and his post c. 1925 evolution into a truly unique form of Impressionism, not practiced by any other American artist, in which almost all
    Edge of the Wood
    Print (other)
    10 in. x 8 in
    Sloans & Kenyon · · Lot 1404
    Unsold / did not meet reserveEst. $1,800–3,800View at Sloans & Kenyon ↗
  10. Benson Bond Moore, Near Sumtner, DC 1875-1941) were the 2 DC artists and 2 of only 12 Southern Impressionists selected by Professor William Gerdts, for inclusion in his very popular, scholarly, well-written, trailblazing book American Impressionism, published in 1984, which is still in print and selling well, and Moore's classical American Impressionist style, up through c. 1925 and his post c. 1925 evolution into a truly unique form of Impressionism, not practiced by any other American artist, in which almost all
    Near Sumtner
    Print (other)
    10 in. x 14 in
    Sloans & Kenyon · · Lot 1406
    Unsold / did not meet reserveEst. $4,000–6,000View at Sloans & Kenyon ↗

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