Edith White

Edith White

American · 1855–1946 · Painter

Edith White was an American painter known for her renditions of flowers, especially roses, as well as landscapes. White was born in Decorah, Iowa, to a Quaker family and grew… (Wikipedia)

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25lots offered2006–2025years recorded79%sold (19)$3.9kSign up free to seemedian price

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  1. Edith White, White Roses and Glass Vases, 1901, oil on canvasWhite Roses and Glass VasesBonhams · $13,200≈ £6,453≈ €8,969Sign up to see
  2. Edith White, A Basket of Yellow Roses and a Blue Vase, oil on canvasA Basket of Yellow Roses and a Blue VaseBonhams · $12,000≈ £6,022≈ €8,820Sign up to see
  3. Edith White, Red roses, 1902, oil on canvasRed rosesBonhams · $6,710≈ £3,984≈ €4,691Sign up to see

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  1. Edith White, Hollyhocks, 1917, oil on board
    Hollyhocks, 1917
    Oil · Board
    11 3/4 x 6in
    Bonhams · · Lot 14
    $6,250≈ £4,708≈ €5,584Price realizedSign up free to seeEst. $3,000–5,000View at Bonhams ↗
  2. Edith White, Pink Roses, 1895, oil on canvas
    Pink Roses, 1895
    Oil · Canvas
    16 x 28in
    Bonhams · · Lot 16
    $5,250≈ £3,955≈ €4,690Price realizedSign up free to seeEst. $4,000–6,000View at Bonhams ↗
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