拍品專文
For further information on this and the following two lots, see Fraley, The American Carousel (Berkely, CA., 1979) and Dinger, Art of the Carousel (Green Village, NJ., 1993).
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ATTRIBUTED TO CHARLES I.D. LOOFF (ACTIVE 1875-1918), BROOKLYN, NEW YORK, LATE 19TH-EARLY 20TH CENTURY
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A CARVED AND PAINTED CAROUSEL JUMPER
Attributed to Charles I.D. Looff (active 1875-1918), Brooklyn, New York, late 19th-early 20th century
Carved in the Country Fair-style, the full-bodied olive-painted horse with articulated head, ears, mouth, glass eyes, and a red, black and yellow-painted buckled bridle above a shallow-carved articulated mane over a brown, red and black-painted saddle and green and yellow-paint detailing, on articulated legs with black-painted hoofs and horse-hair tail
60in. high, 58in. wide
Attributed to Charles I.D. Looff (active 1875-1918), Brooklyn, New York, late 19th-early 20th century
Carved in the Country Fair-style, the full-bodied olive-painted horse with articulated head, ears, mouth, glass eyes, and a red, black and yellow-painted buckled bridle above a shallow-carved articulated mane over a brown, red and black-painted saddle and green and yellow-paint detailing, on articulated legs with black-painted hoofs and horse-hair tail
60in. high, 58in. wide