Advertisement "Parting Gift" I.W. Harper Whiskey - SOLD
Oleograph
R.W. Crompton
1912
Height 34 1/4" Width 45 1/2" including original Advertising frame.
Provenance: Joseph Strong, Taos, NM
The Parting Gift” by R. W. Crompton
This is an original advertisement from 1912 for the Bernheim Distilling (distillery) Company of Kentucky which produced I.W. Harper Whiskey in the early 1900's. It is an Oleograph which is a chromolithograph printed in oil colors to imitate the appearance of an oil painting. It is a rare example of an original Oleograph by R.W. Compton. An identical piece has appeared in the comprehensive book entitled 'The Motor Car in Art' by John J. Zolomij. The scene created on canvas, depicts a newly married couple about to leave on their honeymoon in an open touring car. The best man is shown handing the groom a bottle of Harper Whiskey.
Oleograph
R.W. Crompton
1912
Height 34 1/4" Width 45 1/2" including original Advertising frame.
Provenance: Joseph Strong, Taos, NM
The Parting Gift” by R. W. Crompton
This is an original advertisement from 1912 for the Bernheim Distilling (distillery) Company of Kentucky which produced I.W. Harper Whiskey in the early 1900's. It is an Oleograph which is a chromolithograph printed in oil colors to imitate the appearance of an oil painting. It is a rare example of an original Oleograph by R.W. Compton. An identical piece has appeared in the comprehensive book entitled 'The Motor Car in Art' by John J. Zolomij. The scene created on canvas, depicts a newly married couple about to leave on their honeymoon in an open touring car. The best man is shown handing the groom a bottle of Harper Whiskey.
Oleograph
R.W. Crompton
1912
Height 34 1/4" Width 45 1/2" including original Advertising frame.
Provenance: Joseph Strong, Taos, NM
The Parting Gift” by R. W. Crompton
This is an original advertisement from 1912 for the Bernheim Distilling (distillery) Company of Kentucky which produced I.W. Harper Whiskey in the early 1900's. It is an Oleograph which is a chromolithograph printed in oil colors to imitate the appearance of an oil painting. It is a rare example of an original Oleograph by R.W. Compton. An identical piece has appeared in the comprehensive book entitled 'The Motor Car in Art' by John J. Zolomij. The scene created on canvas, depicts a newly married couple about to leave on their honeymoon in an open touring car. The best man is shown handing the groom a bottle of Harper Whiskey.