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John Graham (1886 -1961)
The Coffee Cup
Executed circa 1928-29
Oil and sand on canvas
Signed verso New
York / Lunch Room / Coffee Cup / Graham
Stamped on
verso: "Dudensing Gallreies/5E57/NYC/Modern American
Paintings/#613
19.5
x 25.2 inches
Ex-Collection:
Dudensing Galleries, New York (#613)
Mr.
and Mrs. Werner Dannheisser, East Hampton, NY
Myron
Kaplan, Engelwood, NJ
Private Collection, NY
Exhibited:
Paris, France, Galerie Zborowski,
1-15 October 1929
New York, Dudensing Galleries
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Carnegie Institute, October-December
1945, #2572 (Lent by Dudensing Galleries, New York)
East Hampton, New York, Guild Hall, American Masters: An Exhibition
Inaugurating the Renovation of the Guild Hall Museum, May
25-28, June 1987(Lent by Mr. & Mrs. Werner Dannheiser,
East Hampton, New York.)
New
York, The Art Fair (Art Dealers Association of America): The
Fourteenth Annual Art Show to Benefit Henry Street Settlement
(Zabriskie Gallery), 7th Regiment Armory, February 21-25 2002
New York, Richard York Gallery, John Graham: Renaissance and
Revolution, May 31-July 31 2002
Literature:
Waldemar, George, JOHN GRAHAM, L'Editions Triangle, Paris,
1929, Illustrated
CAHIER D'ART, 1929, Exposition De Peintures de Graham
Eleanor Green, John Graham: Artist and Avatar,The Phillips
Collection, Washington, D.C., 1987, P. 139, (as La Tasse de
Cafe.)
Lisa Bush Hankin, JOHN GRAHAM: RENAISSANCE AND REVOLUTION,
Richard York Gallery, New York, 2002, P.8, Fig. 5, Illustrated
and P. 22, No.5
Reference:
For a similar painting, see Two Eggs, 1928, 12 ½ x 16 inches,
in Eleanor Green, JOHN GRAHAM:ARTIST AND AVATAR, The Phillips
Collection, Washington, D.C. , 1987, P. 36, The Phillips Collection,
Washington, D.C., Illustrated
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