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| 2254 |
| As the Canoe Swept By |
| FES Title: | Mss from Am. Boy. As the canoe swept around a sharp bend in the river – 3 men in canoe | |
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| Date: | 02/23/1940 | |
| Size: | 28″H x 46″W | |
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| Type: | illustration | |
| Published: | Erskine, Laurie York. “Why Craig Laughed.” The American Boy–Youth’s Companion, May 1940: 13. caption: As the canoe swept by, Tom caught a glimpse of Crawford, but what he saw sent through him a chill of horror. |
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| Inscription: | ll: Frank E. Schoonover / ’40 | |
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| Comments: | index | |
| Commentary: | Schoonover painted this illustration over #2195. (day books) The painting was destroyed in a cabin fire in Vermont on March 2, 1950. The owner asked Schoonover to make a copy of the image later in March of 1950. See #2450. | |
| Provenance: | Sold by artist to Mr. and Mrs. William Stanier (January 23, 1942); Destroyed in fire March 2, 1950; Bonham’s San Francisco, Lot 203 (December 11, 2012) | |
| Current Owner: | William Stainer |
