COTTAGE TO KASTLE
P.O. Box 110
Martinsville NJ 08836
908-655-7895
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COTTAGE TO KASTLE
is pleased to announce...
FULL CONTENTS
ESTATE SALE
Our WATCHUNG Sale has been completed
WATCHUNG NJ 07069
FRIDAY - 09/13/2019
SATURDAY 09/14/2019
10:00 AM -- 3:00 PM
Parking:
Street Parking Only
Driveway is reserved for purchase pick-ups
Entrance:
Please do not wander around the grounds/property.
Please make an orderly line at the front door.
There will be a Friday entry list on the front door.
Please add your name for entry.
List will be called promptly at opening.
Must be present when called.
Later arrivals - please form a line.
SEE YOU ALL IN WATCHUNG!
Details:
** Pricing is not disclosed in advance **
Purchase is made by attendance only
There are never previews nor pre-sales
Kindly respect owner's privacy
Do not walk the property/grounds
No Early Birds
Thank you for your courteous attention
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Important Artwork by Re-Known Artist:
Henry A. Ferguson
Henry Augustus Ferguson (c. 1842-1911) was an American landscape painter of the Hudson River School, distinguishing himself by depicting scenes from South America to the Middle East.[1]
Biography
His birth is variously dated between 1842 and 1845, in Glen Falls, New York. He studied painting under Homer Dodge Martin and George Henry Boughton in Albany when he was under the age of 18, moving to New York City "in the early years of the Civil War." [2] He continued to paint the Hudson Valley, and exhibited at the National Academy of Design in 1867 and 1870. Ferguson spent much of the 1870s out of the country on long painting expeditions, based mainly in Santiago, Chile, selling work to patrons in South America, as well as preparing a trove of sketches for later completion. Returning to New York by the close of 1873, he set up shop at 8 Asto, and ce. He continued to produce finished works from this expedition before setting off for another multi-year excursion to Cairo and Venice. He died in New York City on March 23, 1911.[3]
