Antique Carved Walnut & Iron Coffer Chest Strong Guild Box Simmern Germany 1737 Sold He moved to New York

He moved to New York City in 1940 and studied at the American Artists School with Sol Wilson

the Native American squash blossom necklace evolved into a distinct cultural artifact

she is modeled as a nude tambourine dancer

Correspondence between the Antwerp trader Hendrik Lenaerts and the Brussels weavers Jan van Leefdael and Gerard van der Strecken dated 1660 shows that van Lint had designed 8 cartoons for a Story of Domitian

Antique Carved Walnut & Iron Coffer Chest Strong Guild Box Simmern Germany 1737 Sold He moved to New YorkA rare antique early 18th century carved walnut strongbox chest, dated and dedicated, Simmern, Germany 1737. This very fine antique box is incredibly stout and robust, made from solid walnut and crafted in 1737 and likely served a civil, guild, or personal storage chest for important documents, located in Simmern: a historic Medieval town in the Rhineland Palatinate region of Germany. The lift up hinged lid having stepped top with 'fish scale' carving