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A Branch Of The Anacostia River With Snow-Covered Banks In An Industrial Area In D.C.
Benson Bond Moore (American/Virginia, 1882–1974) · c. 1920
$24,000 hammer
≈ £15,497≈ €18,011
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- Print (other) · Prints & multiples all print (other) results →As published: “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”
- Category
- Prints (general)
- Dimensions
- 22 in. x 24 in
- Auction house
- Sloans & Kenyon
- Sale
- The Robert S. Fastov Collection Day One (75)
- Date
- February 16, 2013
- Location
- Chevy Chase, Maryland, United States
- Lot
- 1428
- Estimate
- $15,000 – $25,000 (≈ £9,686 – £16,143) (≈ €11,257 – €18,762)
- Source
- Auction house sloansandkenyon.com ↗Retrieved Sep 27, 2026
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