Irving Ramsay Wiles | Beach Scene, Long Island

Irving Ramsay Wiles (1861–1948)
Beach Scene, Long Island
Oil on panel
9 15/16 x 14⅛ inches
Signed lower left: Irving R. Wiles

Information


Provenance

Private Collection, San Raphael, California

M.R. Schweitzer Gallery, New York

William Merritt Chase, Shinnecock, New York

Sale, Bonhams & Butterfields, San Francisco, California, December 9, 1999, lot 5064 (As The Beach at Shinnecock, Long Island, ca. 1902)

Private collection, Florida

Private collection, New York

 

Related Work

The Beach, October, oil, 28 x 36 inches; illustrated in The Art of Irving Ramsey Wiles (St. Joseph, Missouri: The Albrecht Gallery – Museum of Art, 1971), plates 18 and 19.

 

Literature

Geoffrey K. Fleming, Irving Ramsay Wiles, N.A. 1861–1948: Portrait and Pictures, 1899–1948 (Southold, New York: Southold Historical Society, 2010), plate 4, 97, no. 150.

 

Note: This painting had been erroneously titled The Beach at Shinnecock, Long Island for several years due to an incorrect gallery label from M.R. Schweitzer Gallery on the back of the panel. More recent scholarship by Geoffrey K. Fleming has revealed that the actual location of the scene depicted is the beach outside "The Mooring" in Peconic, Long Island.[1]

 

[1] Geoffrey K. Fleming, Irving Ramsay Wiles, N.A. 1861–1948: Portrait and Pictures, 1899–1948 (Southold, New York: Southold Historical Society, 2010), 97, no. 150.

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