A selection of items
we have offered:

William Bradford, oil on canvas

Joseph Levin (1891-1977)
Exhibition Sold Out

Rare California Gold Rush
Ambrotypes & Letters

"Lunch on the Steel Girders"
Gelatin silver prints from 1920s

Full Plate Daguerreotype by John Whipple

Edward S. Curtis photograph

Paul with Matthew Isenberg & Grant Romer at the
George
Eastman House
Daguerreian Society
A Few Testimonials:
"How can we thank you for the wonderful
appraisal day on Saturday! It was a success in
every way!"
- Friends of the Hazen Memorial Library
"What an educational and enjoyable day you provided our club
today!"
- Worcester Women's Club
"On behalf of the Evangelical Church of Westbro,
MA I would like to enthusiastically thank you for the fundraising
event at which you were featured at our Church this Spring.
The attendees unanimously rave about the education they received and
the interest that was generated by your presentation. The
proceeds exceeded $1,700 - an amount that helps our Church greatly
in extremely difficult financial times. I do want to stress
how struck we all were by the professionalism and authenticity you
brought to us and we hope to have you back next year."
- Jim Brown, Board of Trustees
Evangelical Congregational Church
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Harold Feinstein (1931-2015)
89 original signed and dated vintage photographs
89 rare photographs spanning five decades of
the career of Harold Feinstein (1931-2015) who's iconic
images of Coney Island, street scenes and flower series
have attracted international acclaim. At age 19,
Feinstein work was purchased by Edward Steichen for the
permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art.
Don't miss rare opportunity to acquire rare images from
an important 20th century photographer.
Email:
info@roykas.com for more information
regarding available photographs or to view online
catalogs.
Part I:
Photographs 1940s-1970s
Including iconic images of
Coney Island

148 page catalog
Vintage black and white photos from 1940s-1970s
Part II:
19 Photographs Sky Flowers Series

44 page catalog
Vintage photographs from
Sky Flower Series
Philip Shumaker (1921-1967)

54 page catalog of 47 paintings
Philip Shumaker born in Beaver, PA. A World War II
veteran, he served in the U.S. Coast Guard. He studied
at the Art Student's League in New York City under Frank
Vincent DuMond (1865-1951). He maintained studios on
Bearskin Neck, Rockport, Massachusetts and Monhegan
Island, Maine.
Email:
info@roykas.com for more information regarding available
paintings in the estate or
to view catalog online.
Anne Power Hardenbergh (1915-1999)

Born in Hollywood, CA in 1915, she was the sister of the famous
Hollywood and stage actor Tyrone Power.
She studied in California with John Hubbard Rich (1876-1954),
Aloys
Bohnen (1889-1967) and John Garth (1889-1971).She moved to New England during the 1950s and was married to Brigadier
General E. Peter Hardenbergh who taught at Harvard University. She
exhibited at the Copley Society in Boston and maintained studios in
Boston, Rockport, Winthrop, North Conway, N.H. and Venice, Florida. She
was a painter, musician and poet.
Look for updates regarding estate final sale events.
Alfred Tulk (1899-1988)

70 page
catalog
Tulk
studied art at Oberlin Art College and graduated from
Yale University’s Fine Art program in 1923. After
Yale, Tulk studied at the National
Academy of Design and the Arts Student League in New
York and lived in Greenwich Village. He studied under
Max Weber who taught other notable modernists of the
period including Mark Rothko (1903-1970). Tulk began
working as an assistant to muralist Ezra Winter
(1886-1949) who was commissioned for a major mural in
Rockefeller Center. Tulk also became an assistant to
J. Monroe Hewlett.
Hewlett
was president of the Architectural League of New York
and headed the Society of Mural Painters. He was elected
to the National Academy of Design and was a vice
president of the American Institute of Architects.
Tulk received major mural commissions from 1925 onwards
including a 1928 commission for the Apollo Theater, NY
and a 1931 mural commission for the Empire State
Building.
Email:
info@roykas.com for more information for available
paintings in the estate.
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