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George Inness Oil Painting??"Sunlight and Shadow (Midsummer)," 1860 EBTH is honored to offer this painting by one of the most influential American artists of the nineteenth century.?George Inness was influenced by the Hudson River School while maintaining a transitional style that exemplified neither Realism or Impressionism, but rather his own form of transitional expression.?Known for his mastery of light while blending detail with unfocused elements, Inness was intent on evoking a feeling of order combined with the spirituality of nature. ? Michael Quick writes of the present work,?“I consider Sunlight and Shadow to be a fully characteristic work of Inness’s of the period around 1860… In fact, it is a particularly large (36" W x 26" H) and finished example of a very interesting stylistic phase, in which Inness concentrated on reproducing the effects of sunlight, particularly on foliage.” ? Literature:?Michael Quick, George Inness: A Catalogue Raisonné, Volume I, page 196, figure 157. ? This exceptional painting is accompanied by a letter from Michael Quick describing the work, provenance, and Michael’s indication to include this example in his catalog of Inness’s works.?A treatment report regarding the painting’s professional restorative efforts is also included from Carmichael Art Conservation. ? The bidding will close on Sunday, September 29th @ 8:00pm ET. Please visit?www.ebth.com?for the complete Landmark sale catalog. https://lnkd.in/g8ke8cbV

EBTH is excited to announce that Autumn Landmark is finally here! ?? Explore a curated selection of our finest art, jewelry, watches, décor, and collectibles of the season. Don’t miss out—bidding is open now, and the auction ends on Sunday, September 29th, 2024. Click the link in our bio to start shopping and find your next treasure!

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Last chance to own a piece of art history! Are you or one of your clients looking for that next statement piece? This Claude Lalanne Limited Edition Cast Bronze ‘Banquette Ginkgo’ Bench from 2001 is a masterpiece waiting to grace your space. Today is the last day to place a bid—don’t miss out!

We're excited to share a rare and historic item that recently graced our platform: a bill of sale for a 17th-century whaling ship, named Essex. This ship was built in Amesbury, MA, the same port as the infamous Essex that inspired the book "Moby-Dick." The original Essex was tragically sunk by a whale in 1820, the same year our document's ship was constructed. Such unique pieces showcase the incredible history and stories you can find at EBTH.

We're excited to have been featured in Haus & Home magazine's latest article! In it, Lauren Ashley Scallon and our business development rep Pamela Winslow discuss the past, present and future of EVERYTHING BUT THE HOUSE (EBTH). Take a look at the link below and discover some hidden gems that you may have missed in the past year at EBTH ?? ?? https://lnkd.in/eChH6eqM

Each year, the Met Gala dazzles us with extraordinary outfits that set the tone for upcoming trends. Examining the jewelry adorning these A-listers, one standout accessory emerged: brooches. In perfect harmony with this year's theme, 'The Garden of Time,' brooches adorned with animal motifs, sculptural gold designs, and resplendent emeralds stole the spotlight. How have you been working brooches into your collection? Do you think this trend will continue?

Reduce, reuse, recycle - The second one isn't just coincidence for us, it's one of the guiding principals that our company was founded on over 15 years ago. EBTH proudly gives your personal items a second chance at life by connecting them with new homes across the globe. Celebrate with us this Earth Day by sharing your experiences in giving items a new home! ????

Rolex goes gold with the all new Deepsea debut at Watches & Wonders 2024. The Deep Sea is considered a landmark in luxury diving watches, and this one features a stunning blue ceramic Ringlock system to match its bold bezel. Is the future of diving watches golden? How will Rolex Watches introduction of precious metals into the Deepsea lineup affect your collecting? Join the conversation on the impact of luxury materials in sports watches. #RolexDeepsea #LuxuryDivingWatches #GoldenAge #WatchesAndWonders2024