Fitz Henry Lane, Lumber Schooners at Evening on Penobscot Bay

Fitz Henry Lane

American · 1804–1865 · Painter, Printmaker

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  1. Fitz Henry Lane, Shipping in a harbor, thought to be New York, ca. 1860, oil on canvas laid down
    Shipping in a harbor, thought to be New York, ca. 1860Follower of the artist
    Oil · Canvas
    19 1/2 x 26 1/2in
    Bonhams · · Lot 109
    $6,600≈ £4,469≈ €5,229Price realizedSign up free to seeEst. $6,000–8,000View at Bonhams ↗
  2. View of Gloucester from 'Brookbank' The Sawyer Homestead 1850sAfter the artist
    Lithograph · Paper
    6 x 10 in
    Helmuth Stone Gallery · · Lot 667
    Unsold / did not meet reserveEst. $300–600View at Helmuth Stone Gallery ↗

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Helmuth Stone Gallery and Bonhams account for the most recorded results. Helmuth Stone Gallery · Bonhams

About Fitz Henry Lane

In museum collections

  • Fitz Henry Lane, Lumber Schooners at Evening on Penobscot BayLumber Schooners at Evening on Penobscot Bay, 1863
    National Gallery of Art, Washington · CC0
  • Fitz Henry Lane, Becalmed off Halfway RockBecalmed off Halfway Rock, 1860
    National Gallery of Art, Washington · CC0
  • Fitz Henry Lane, New York HarborNew York Harbor, 1852
    National Gallery of Art, Washington · CC0
  • Fitz Henry Lane, Brace's Rock, Eastern Point, GloucesterBrace's Rock, Eastern Point, Gloucester, c. 1864
    National Gallery of Art, Washington · CC0

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