GOLDEN HORSESHOE WATERCOLOR POSTCARD 1940 REGINALD MARSH NORTON GALLERY OF ART for Sale

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GOLDEN HORSESHOE WATERCOLOR POSTCARD 1940 REGINALD MARSH NORTON GALLERY OF ART For Sale

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GOLDEN HORSESHOE WATERCOLOR POSTCARD 1940 REGINALD MARSH NORTON GALLERY OF ART:
$4.98

REGINALD MARSH1898–1954GOLDEN HORSESHOE 1940 WATERCOLORON PAPER
NORTON GALLERY OF ARTPOSTCARDThe postcard is in new unused condition.
It has discoloration and edge wear from storage.
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There are no smoke odors, no pet odors.
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Reginald Marsh (American 1898–1954)Golden Horseshoe, 1940Watercolor on paper, 27¼ x 41 in.Frame: 35 x 48 x 2¾ in.Bequest of R. H. Norton, 53.122Born in Paris to American-artist parents, Reginald Marshand his family settled in New Jersey in 1900 when he wastwo. After graduation from Yale, he made his living in NewYork, first as a freelance newspaper and magazine illustrator,then as a staff artist for the Daily News, and finally for The NewYorker. Under his mentor, Kenneth Hayes Miller at the Art StudentsLeague, Marsh sought out places such as Coney Island where hecould observe, “…crowds of people in all directions, all positions…”Vaudeville and burlesque shows were other favorite places to observehumanity, but Marsh also frequented the Metropolitan Opera, both asan illustrator and reviewer. Golden Horseshoe, celebrating the pursuitof pleasure, depicts the audience in the “golden horseshoe” section ofthe old opera house—seating that commanded the highest priced tickets.