"Goldfish" by Sherman F. Denton Barware

"Goldfish" by Sherman F. Denton BarwarePrint Sz: 7 7 8"H x 10"W Matte Sz: 11 3 8"H x 14"W Sherman Foote Denton (September 24, 1856 June 24, 1937) was an American naturalist, illustrator, specimen collector, inventor, writer, and entrepreneur. Along with his brothers Shelley Wright and Robert Winsford, he started Denton Brothers Butterflies Company, which sold mounted butterfly specimens. Individual butterflies were mounted on plaster under a glass frame, a technique that he patented and

showing 95 examples of fine traditional Chinese embroidery in a wide variety of designs and colors

Classic watercolor of two fishermen in a canoe on Great Sacandaga Lake in the Adirondacks

In 1923 he moved to Paris and spent most of the rest of his life designing stage sets for major theatres around the world

Art Sz: 20"H x 25"W

370 x 255mm (14½ x 10")

1115/ 6000 & 2886/ 6000 copies

Albert McKeegan

‘This work offers an insight into the tastes and manners of an age which produced some of England’s finest architecture

Very scarce guide to New York's restaurants

Kaufman’s Upper East Side penthouse was her personal sanctuary

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if not invented