ALBERT (OR ALBRECHT) SCHENCK (1828-1901)
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PLAYING IN THE SNOW (YEAR?), and
SCHENCK PAINTING OF UNKNOWN TITLE
#7, (YEAR?)

Albert Schenck Datapages 01, 02 & 04 are now on site. Plus all of the image pages, accessible though the index on page 05. PRIOR PAGE / NEXT PAGE This is Datapage 19 re Auguste (or August) Friedrich (or Frederic) Albrecht (or Albert) Schenck. To search for specific text on this page, just press 'CTRL + F' & then enter your search term. PLAYING IN THE SNOW It would be better if I was able to tell you more about this work that in fact I can tell you. I do know that the work is an oil on canvas, is of 60 cm. x 90 cm. in size & is signed by the artist - as you can see in the bottom right of the image below. It was sold at auction, it would seem, on Sep. 16, 1999, by Sotheby's in London, England, for £7,475. At that time that would be a little over $12,000 U.S. dollars, so far as I can see. The above data came from the now long gone 'www.antiquesbulletin.com' website, via 'Information' & 'Art Prices Index', I understand. Unfortunately I do not know in which year the work was painted. An interesting work however. Since there are no sheep to be seen anywhere in the picture! UNKNOWN SCHENCK PAINTING No. 7 I include this work here because, like the work above, it is a Schenck work without any visible sheep! The work was sold a few years ago on e-Bay (on Jun. 8, 2005). The item sold for EUR 301, or U.S. $363.19. I trust that there will be no objections to my using the data & related images on this non-profit & informational site. The item was listed as being 'Paysage de Montagne' which I believe to be not the title of the work, but rather a description of it. The words mean 'Mountain Landscape'. The work was described as being of 40.5 cm. by 60 cm. in size. It was signed at bottom left by the artist, as you can see, at left. More when I get more! Maybe YOU could provide new data or could provide a clue as to where new data about the above works (or indeed any other Schenck work) might be found. I would truly welcome your input. To the Schenck Data Pages 01, 02 & 04. Page 05 is an image index page. To the Albert Schenck Slider Puzzle Page & to the Special Pages Index. A SITE SEARCH FACILITY Search for Get a Free Search Engine for Your Web Site THE GUEST BOOK - GO HERE E-MAIL THIS LINK Enter recipient's e-mail: