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Title:
Old Joseph Clough homestead
Object Name:
Painting
Object ID:
2007.501
Creator:
French, Frank (1850-1933)Artist
Date:
circa 1900
Description:
Landscape painting, Joseph Clough House, Canterbury, NH, by Frank French (1850-1933),
c. 1900. Watercolor on paper on artist board. Large Federal-style house; blue, three and one-half story, five-bay house on a hill. One-story red house to the right. Signed lower right, in pencil: "Frank French". Pencil inscription on the reverse: "Old Joseph Clough homestead / Canterbury, N.H." Also on back of board: "#49." in black ink; and stamped in purple ink, "MOUNTED FOR WATER COLORS. / From H. SCOTT, / 164 East 107th Street, / NEW YORK." Unframed.
Material:
Paper
Academy board
Dimensions:
H-7 W-9 inches
Provenance:
The "kitchen house," or ell (on the right in the watercolor), was built in 1740 by Thomas Clough. The main house was built in 1777 by Obadiah Clough; Joseph Clough lived in the house at that time.
Credit Line:
New Hampshire Historical Society Collection
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