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Harvey Joiner Oil on Board Harvey Joiner (American, 1852-1932) Although this work is untitled, it shows the beautiful beech trees with rays of sunlight coming through the branches in Louisville's Cherokee Park, which was one of Joiners favorite places to paint. .Signed lower right and with brass plaque on the gilt wood frame. On the back is a label for Russell's Canvas Board. Probably from James. L. Russell's shop in New Albany, Indiana. Russell, a close friend of Joiner's and fellow member of the Wonderland Way Art Club, sold materials to other artists in the area. Some minor surface dirt and minor losses noted that you can see in the photos. All in all, a great painting by this talented artist whose paintings are in numerous public and private collections; including the Speed Art Museum in Louisville, Kentucky; the Indiana State Museum in Indianapolis; Morris Museum of Art in Augusta, Georgia, among others. Provenance: Private collection in Asheville, North Carolina, sold at Brunk Auctions 2021 and purchased by a private collector in Tallahassee, Florida. Frame measures 20 1/4" by 12 1/4" with sight measurement being 14" by 6". Be advised that if you are unknown to the auction company, we may ask for payment in ACH, wire transfer, or check. Of course we will not ship item until payment clears.