Ended Arlington Row - Hand Signed-Titled-Numbered- Ethan Allen-Lithograph

- Original Lithograph

- Hand Signed by Tom Caldwell (bottom left)

- Caldwell paints in egg-tempera -- one of the oldest mediums in art history.

- 1995

- Hand Titled ‘Arlington Row.’

- Hand Numbered: "1059/7800

- Tripled matted w a wooden frame and regular glass

- Excellent Condition

- Framed: 43.0" W x 37.0" H x 2.0" D

- You will find a screenshot of "Henri Tiercet Galleries" company information listed in the picture section

- You will also find about 5 screenshot photos in this listing from the "Invaluable" auction platform just as 1 of many SOLD references for "Henri Tiercet Galleries Inc." - These are for reference & credibility only. The painting depicted in those screen shots IS NOT included with the main artwork listed for sale in the listing.

- Frame and artwork are in very good condition. Please refer to the pictures to make your own determination on the condition of painting and frame. No returns. Sold as is.

An Art Collector’s Collection

I’m usually all business when I go to a client’s home to talk about and prepare a sale. This time was different. Unique. I was delighted to spend hours with Marjorie, my new client. As we talked and talked, she “painted” such a beautiful vision for me while I was photographing, measuring, and inspecting each piece of art she wanted to sell. As a matter of fact, as I ponder it now while I type, the whole experience felt like I was playing out a part in her novel or movie. As we moved from one painting to the next, Marjorie took her time to remember and explain the history and facts of each work of art. She masterfully weaved bits of her own life in each story that by the time we finished I had felt like I have known Marjorie for a long time. I even felt like I was there when she and her late husband bought each painting. I was kept amused and entertained by her stories thanks to the larger-than-life-personality of the late great Henri Tiercet, her personal French art dealer/curiator and friend. Each painting listed in this auction was sold to my client by Henri Tiercet out of his own gallery: “Henri Tiercet Galleries, Inc.” They developed a bond and friendship that lasted his lifetime. Henri knew some of the artists personally and some of my client’s paintings literally came directly from the artist themselves via Henri. Below is a short bio of Henri.

Henri E. Tiercet was born in Belgium but lived in France most of his life. He specialized in selling imported art. Many from England and France. His wife, Jennifer Tiercet , was also Henri's business partner and studied art restoration. their Gallery, "Henri Tiercet Galleries, Inc." was established in early 1960's. I believe his gallery had a couple different locations including Sayerville, NJ and Menlo Park, NJ. Upon research I've discovered many SOLD antique paintings pass through Henri's gallery. You can find these references on Invaluable and WorthPoint to name a couple.

** FYI:

- Each piece of art is an original with only one Seriagraph and one Lithograph
- Each piece of art was sold by the same person/gallery: “Henri Tiercet Galleries, Inc.”

Tom Caldwell:

Born in 1945 and a native of Texas, Tom Caldwell's inspiration comes from years of travel in the French and English countryside with his wife and two daughters. He photographs buildings and landscapes on sight, often pulling along side the road to shoot a building or cottage as the light falls upon the angles in just the right manner.

Tom Caldwell is a self-taught artist, though he attributes all talent he has to God's hand. He spent twenty years as an architect by profession and an artist by hobby. Caldwell paints in egg-tempera -- one of the oldest mediums in art history. Appropriately, his art is rich with the detail and realism so often associated with early painting. This medium allows him to etch the fine strokes and marks of age that render such striking character in his artwork.

His approach to his subjects is as much a part of the paintings as the subjects themselves. Often, he will paint an off-angle view with a cottage and its facets in the foreground, as in Blue Willow. In others, he will place it in the backdrop amid the English haze and hedgerows as in Cotswolds Summer. Whatever the perspective, one can recognize a Caldwell piece by the attention to realist features whether they be moss-covered shingles or the intricate texture of trees.

Tom Caldwell has supported numerous charities through his art, and articles recognizing his work have appeared in publications such as Victoria Magazine, The Dallas Morning News, and others. His prints and canvas reproductions can be been found in shops across the United States, and Canada.

Pickup DetailsPick up is on Tuesday 4/19/2022 between 10:00 A.M. - 2:30 P.M. and then again between 5:30-7:30 P.M.