Charlotte Livingston Johnson House Spuyten Watercolor

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Charlotte Livingston Johnson House Spuyten Watercolor
Description: Watercolor on paper, unframed (mated). Signed lower left: "Charlotte Livingston". In pen upper edge mat: "Varian House/Later Johnson House - Sputen Duyvil". In pencil board verso: "Berrian Homestead later Isaac Johnson House/Spuyten Duyvil/Dec 1951/14 x 20". Dimensions: Paper: 13 1/4 x 19 3/4in. Mat: 21 1/4 x 27 3/4in. Weight: 8oz. (Box H) Condition: Slight darkening to paper throughout. Adhesive residue along left and right edges, possibly remnants from previous mounting. A number of pin-hole sized areas of light staining throughout. Otherwise, very good condition overall. Artist's Biography:
Acquired directly from the estate of Charlotte Livingston (1898-1991), America. Born in New York City in 1898, Charlotte Livingston attended the National Academy of Design, the Arts Students League and Columbia University. She worked mostly in watercolors and exhibited widely in the New York City area. She was the recipient of numerous prizes including the Bronx Museum Award and the Mary Yates Medal in 1972, as well as other honorable mentions. Livingston was a member of the Bronx Artists Guild, the Yonkers Art Association, and the American Artists Professional League. She also had a career as an arts administrator. From 1959-1972 she was the director of the Kingsbridge Historical. Society and the President of the Bronx Artists Guild and Gotham Painters. Her work is in the collection of the Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan, the Jumel Mansion, NY; the Hickory Museum of Art, NC; and the Greenville Museum, NC. Married to the painter Francis Vandeveer Kughler, Livingston resided for most of her life in the Bronx, New York.

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