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Very Old Plate

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15 years ago
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Description About the Artist Henry Richard Boehm was born in Illinois around 1870. By 1905 he had moved to New York. He lived in Briarcliff Manor, New York in Westchester County near Ossining. He is listed in the 1910 NY Census with his wife and adopted daughter. He was an artist of some note whose work appeared on the covers and inside several magazine like COSMOPOLITAN, LESLIE'S WEEKLY, PEARSON'S, and LADIES' WORLD. He received strong praise from the editors of COSMOPOLITAN who claimed to have "discovered" Boehm. Despite this apparent success, he committed suicide on February 1, 1914
Category Paintings
Medium porcelain
Distinguishing marks Henry Richard Boehm
Condition Good
Size and dimensions of this item circle 10 inch.
Date Period may 17 1911
Weight 5 oz.
History Triennial Portrait Plates
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Submitted by Anonymous

Just so you know that it isn't handpainted. They were made in some sort of quantity. I have this exact plate. Nice, true, but not handpainted. I have three other ladies from the same series by this artist.
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