Art Nouveau 1914 CW Traver Demure Young Woman Portrait Lithograph Wavy Glass yqz

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Art Nouveau 1914 CW Traver Demure Young Woman Portrait Lithograph Wavy Glass yqz:
$102.55

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Charles Warde Traver ~ Listed American (1870 - 1945)

In this sale we have an estate found antique art nouveau lithograph by listed American artist Charles Warde Traver (1870 - 1945) of a demure young woman holding roses. Signed in the print and dated 1914, a delightful lithograph in color, matted, glazed with wavy glass and framed. It measures approx. 25\" by 14-3/4\" with an opening of 9-1/2\" by 19-1/2\". The litho appears to be in good condition, examined inside the frame with some toning to the matting and display wear to the frame. Be sure to scroll through our many photos for specifics! Estate found in Eastern Pennsylvania, a great early 1900\'s lithograph by listed artist Charles Warde Traver, just waiting to be displayed! GOOD LUCK!

Charles Traver (1870 - 1945) as found on Askart:

Charles Warde Traver was active/lived in New York, Colorado, California, Michigan. Charles Traver is known for figure-faces and genre painting, illustration.

Charles Ward Traver was a painter born in Ann Arbor,

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MI on Oct. 10, 1870. After atttending the University of Michigan, Traver opted for an art career. He studied at the Detroit School of Art and Art Institute of Chicago. While a resident of Los Angeles in 1894, he was employed as an illustrator for Land of Sunshine magazine. He also taught small painting classes in Pasadena.

While there, a wealthy art patron offered to fund his study in Germany. He then spent three years in Munich at the Royal Academy under Carl von Marr. In 1898 he returned to the U.S. and settled in New York City. He soon was in demand to illustrate covers for national magazines. In 1927 he had a studio in New York City, visited Los Angeles again in 1932, and in 1933-34 was in Chicago. He died in New York City on August 3, 1945.

Exh: Century of Progess (Chicago), 1933. In: Michigan State Senate.

Edan Hughes, \"Artists in California, 1786-1940\"

Edan Hughes, Artists in California, 1786-1940

Peter Hastings Falk, Editor, Who Was Who in American Art

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Estimated shipping weight, (packaged) is 5 lbs 6 oz

in a 30 x 18 x 5 box

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