Alice Tenney (1912-?) - Mela e limone





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Mela e limone, 1937, a still life drawing in pencil and pastel from the United States by Alice Tenney, original edition, signed, in excellent condition, framed size 43×45 cm.
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Alice TENNEY (1912-?)
Pastel on paper
With frame 43x45 cm
Without frame 18x22 cm
Provenance Charles L. Morgan Galleries
Signed and dated 37
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Alice TENNEY (1912-?)
Pastel on paper
With frame 43x45 cm
Without frame 18x22 cm
Provenance Charles L. Morgan Galleries
Signed and dated 37
Shipping
Shipping by postal service is generally the most economical solution, but it is neither the most suitable nor the most protective method for transporting works of art. Packaging is carried out with the utmost care; however, we cannot assume responsibility for any damage or issues attributable to the postal service or its intermediaries.
In the case of antique or delicate frames, please note that, by their very nature, they are difficult to protect during transport and should be regarded as an accessory part of the work.
If the work is returned to the sender for any logistical or administrative reason, the costs of return shipment and any possible new shipping will be charged to the buyer.
Potential extended delivery times, duties, or import costs may also be expected for shipments within Europe, as this is a shipment from Switzerland.
Pickup in Geneva, by appointment, remains the preferred and recommended option.

