The common belief in the art world is to buy what you love...the best investment is that which will not depreciate. With that in mind, we fell in love with a 1927 portrait by Robert W. Chanler. Knowing nothing about the artist or time period (it was an eyes meet across a room kind of thing), we fell in love with the bobbed woman with orange-red lipstick, a khaki suite, creamy-yellow shirt and a cream flower in her lapel. She is masterfully painted, in wonderful condition and is hanging next to us as we blog.


I have a Robert W Chanler portrait of Hervey White.
ReplyDeleteI am currently working on publishing a biography/monograph of Robert Chanler. I'd love to talk with you a bit about your Hervey White portrait. I just started a blog at robertwinthropchanler.tumblr.com. Please do contact me!
DeleteI am currently working on publishing a biography/monograph of Robert Chanler. I'd love to talk with you a bit about your Hervey White portrait. I just started a blog at robertwinthropchanler.tumblr.com. Please do contact me!
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