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Jacob I. Greenleaf

Jacob I. Greenleaf

American · 1887–1968 · Painter

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3auction results2003–2016years recorded100%sold (3)$355Sign up free to seemedian price

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  1. Jacob I. Greenleaf, A March Day, Oil on board New England winter scene shows two people walking down dirt road next to two houses with tall maplesA March DayJames D. Julia · $517≈ £328≈ €475Sign up to see
  2. Jacob I. Greenleaf, Covered Bridge, Vt, Oil on canvasCovered Bridge, VtJames D. Julia · $355≈ £227≈ €265Sign up to see
  3. A Rockport Street, Rockport Mass.Brunk Auctions · $200≈ £138≈ €177Sign up to see

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  1. A Rockport Street, Rockport Mass.
    Oil · Canvas
    13-3/4 x 16-3/4 in.
    Brunk Auctions · · Lot 747
    $200≈ £138≈ €177HammerSign up free to seeEst. $400–600View at Brunk Auctions ↗
  2. Jacob I. Greenleaf, Covered Bridge, Vt, Oil on canvas
    Covered Bridge, Vt
    Oil · Canvas
    20" x 24". Overall: 26" x 30"
    James D. Julia · · Lot 1428
    $355≈ £227≈ €265Price realizedSign up free to seeEst. $600–800View at James D. Julia ↗
  3. Jacob I. Greenleaf, A March Day, Oil on board New England winter scene shows two people walking down dirt road next to two houses with tall maples
    A March Day
    Oil · Board
    9” x 12”
    James D. Julia · · Lot 1722
    $517≈ £328≈ €475Price realizedSign up free to seeEst. $500–800View at James D. Julia ↗

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