[Rarebooks] FS: 1923 Collection of Barye Bronzes

[Joslin Hall Rare Books, ABAA]

>From our newly published catalog #305,
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"Illustrated Catalogue of Fine Bronzes by the Famous Master Antoine Barye
including the private collection of Mrs. Hamilton Carhart of New York and
property of the estate of the late Hugh L. Bond of Baltimore"

New York; American Art Association: January 12th, 1923.

Hamilton Carhart made his fortune by founding the worker's clothing
company that still bears his name; Hugh Bond, Jr. was the son of a noted
federal judge and himself a lawyer who argued cases before the Supreme
Court. They both had refined tastes in bronzes... Softcover. 6.5"x9.5", 21
pages, 46 lots, b/w illustrations; covers separated from the binding but
present; light cover wear, rear cover with several tears; prices realized
noted in pencil. A fragile catalog. [08071] $75.00


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