 |
| 957 |
| In the Silence That Followed, They Were Startled by Hearing the Sound of a Man’s Low Sob |
| FES Title: | In the silence that followed they were startled by hearing the sound of a man’s low sob. | |
| Alternate Titles: | The Eavesdropper; A Shift of Fate |
|
| Date: | 04/26/1920 | |
| Size: | 25″H x 30″W | |
| Medium: |  |
|
| Type: | illustration | |
| Published: | McGibney, Donald H. “Shift of Fate.” The Ladies Home Journal, August 1920: 23. caption: In the Silence That Followed They Were Startled by Hearing the Sound of a Man’s Low Sobs. They Came From the Doorway Where a Figure in a White Burnoose Crouched. |
|
| Inscription: | ll: Frank E. Schoonover / ’20 | |
| Annotations: | ||
| Exhibitions: | 1979 Montrose | |
| Comments: | TP 9/18/02; form 9/18/02; index; edit |
|
| Commentary: | ||
| Provenance: | George Turak, Newark, Delaware (as of July 1978); Montrose Galleries, Bethesda, Maryland [1979]; Nancy Risen, Glendale, California (as of February 1980); Weschler’s, Washington, District of Columbia (Spring 1986); Christie’s, New York (January 21, 1987, November 15, 1993) Schoonover Studios, Ltd., Wilmington, Delaware; private collection [1996] | |
| Current Owner: |
