BESSIE PEASE GUTMANN “SUNBEAM” ORIGINAL BEAUTIFUL 1924 15 1/4” x 15 1/4” FRAME!

Description

BESSIE PEASE GUTMANN “SUNBEAM” ORIGINAL BEAUTIFUL 1924 15 1/4” x 15 1/4” FRAME!
For That Special Bessie Pease Gutmann Collector!
You Are Bidding On A 1924 Bessie Pease Gutmann “Sunbeam” Print #730 with the Original Frame In Excellent Condition and now close to 100 Years Old!
Bessie Collins Pease (1876-1960) showed an early interest in art and attended the Philadelphia School of Design For Women from 1893 to 1894 specializing in Fine Art & Professional Art.
In 1903, the Gutmann Brothers, Hellmuth & Bernhard, hired her as a commercial artist. They had started the art print firm Gutmann and Gutmann, the previous year. Hellmuth & Bessie Collins married in 1906.
The inspiration for her artwork of paintings and prints of endearing children came from her own three children, Alice, Lucille and John.
Her work also appeared on postcards, calendars, newspapers and magazines such as McCall’s, Pictorial Review, The Chicago Sunday Tribune, Women’s Home Companion and the Washington Post.
During her lifetime, Bessie Pease Gutmann created over 600 pieces of artwork!
We are willing to work on the price for this item, therefore, we have listed it as a BUY-IT-NOW item, and you also have the opportunity to MAKE-AN-OFFER!
Please see our other listings for more Memorabilia and other interesting items. We have been collecting for 45 years. We will be happy to offer a shipping and handling discount on items that can be safely packaged together. Message with any questions.
For That Special Bessie Pease Gutmann Collector!
DESCRIPTION
For That
Special
Bessie
Pease
Gutmann
Collector!
You
Are Bidding
On A
1924
Bessie
Pease
Gutmann
Sunbeam
Print
#730
with the
Original
Frame
In Excellent
Condition
and
now close to
100
Years Old!
Bessie Collins Pease
(1876-1960)
showed an early interest
in art and attended the
Philadelphia School of
Design For Women
from 1893 to 1894
specializing in Fine Art &
Professional Art. In 1903,
the Gutmann Brothers,
Hellmuth & Bernhard,
hired her as a commercial
artist. They had started
the art print firm
Gutmann and Gutmann,
the previous year.
Hellmuth & Bessie Collins
married in 1906.
The
inspiration for her artwork
of paintings and prints of
endearing children came from
her own three children,
Alice, Lucille and John.
Her work also appeared on
postcards, calendars, newspapers
and magazines
such as McCall
’
s,
Pictorial Review, The Chicago Sunday
Tribune, Women
’
s Home Companion
and the Washington Post.
During her lifetime,
Bessie Pease Gutmann
created over 600
pieces of artwork!
We are willing to work on the price
for this item, therefore, we have
listed it as a BUY-IT-NOW item,
and you also have the opportunity
to MAKE-AN-OFFER!
Please see our other listings
for more Memorabilia and other
interesting items.  We have been collecting
for 45 years.  We will be happy to offer
a shipping and handling discount on
items that can be safely packaged together.
Message with any questions.
CONDITION
* Previously Owned & Sold "As-Is
”
There is no backing on the original frame.
* The Buyer pays for shipping and handling.
* No International shipping.
If you have a question about this item, send an email
and you should get a prompt reply.
Do not leave your questions for the last few hours of
the auction, as there may not be enough time to respond.
GUTMANN 022106.02
_gsrx_vers_1292 (GS 8.3.6 (1292))