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| Artist: Mead Schaeffer (1898-1980)
Description: Explorers and captive natives Caption: “It was a little silver matchbox which was to fall into Johnson's hands at the arrest of a sorcerer” Publication information: Story illustration for “Paradise Poachers” by Beatrice Grimshaw, published in McCall's magazine, September 1928. Medium: Oil on canvas Size: 30 x 42” Signature: initialed and dated upper right Condition: Very good. Has been professionally relined, framed. Comment: This painting shows Mead Schaeffer at his most painterly. He brought to the table a very strong sense of composition and drama. Having studied under both Dean Cornwell and Harvey Dunn, his works especially those from this period are due for a substantial surge in prices. Now's the time to get yours. Purchase of the artwork is accompanied by a copy of the magazine. Price: $16,500
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