Three Trees: Italy
The Cleveland Museum of Art · Gift of Mrs. John C. Newington
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Three Trees: Italy

1871
Elihu Vedder (American, 1836–1923) visual detail
ArtistElihu Vedder (American, 1836–1923)
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Provenance

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Edmund Augustus Ward, New York; Theodore Paul, Auburn, Maine; Vose Galleries, Boston [sold February...

Source provenance text

Edmund Augustus Ward, New York; Theodore Paul, Auburn, Maine; Vose Galleries, Boston [sold February 1971]; Sloan & Roman, New York; Purchased from B. Danenberg Galleries, N.Y. with monies previously given-11 December 1971.

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American Paintings 1825 - 1915 from the Cleveland Museum of Art. Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum, Coshocton, OH (organizer) (July 7-November 1, 1979). Cleveland, The Cleveland Museum of Art, Art for Collectors (5 October-7 November 1971) Coshocton, Ohio, Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum, American Paintings 1825-1915 from the Cleveland Museum of Art (7 July-1 November 1979); cat. not numbered.

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Sourced Overview Evidence

The American painter Elihu Vedder spent almost all of his career after 1866 in Rome, where this small landscape was painted. The inscription shows that it was given as a souvenir to Edmund A. Ward of New York, who had purchased a large painting from the artist.

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