Caring Transitions of Augusta & Lake Oconee Presents "Magical Montclair" in Augusta, GA

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Augusta, GA 30907
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Sale Starts

Tue
Oct 7
12am

Sale Ends

Thu
Oct 16
8pm
James Everett Stuart (1852–1941). Known for his masterful landscapes of the American West and Mexico, Stuart produced over 5,000 paintings during his career. His works appear in museum collections including the de Young Museum, Crocker Art Museum, and Oakland Museum of California. This piece reflects his late-career focus on architectural and regional scenes, combining painterly realism with rich color and historic appeal—making it an excellent acquisition for collectors of early 20th-century Western art.
James Everett Stuart (1852–1941). Known for his masterful landscapes of the American West and Mexico, Stuart produced over 5,000 paintings during his career. His works appear in museum collections including the de Young Museum, Crocker Art Museum, and Oakland Museum of California. This piece reflects his late-career focus on architectural and regional scenes, combining painterly realism with rich color and historic appeal—making it an excellent acquisition for collectors of early 20th-century Western art.
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"Magical Montclair" in Augusta, GA Starts Closing Thu 10/16 at 8p. Pickup is Sat 10/18 from 11-4pm. Andy & Rebecca Beard, Owners of Caring Transitions of Augusta & Lake Oconee, present this sale in Montclair! An extraordinary estate collection celebrating the legacy of James Everett Stuart (1852–1941), a distinguished Western landscape painter whose signed oils appear in major museums nationwide. Complementing his works are original and signed pieces by Tom Campbell, Lois Cardin, and Harry Schaare. The sale also features exquisite Murano and Murano-style glass décor, fine Bernhardt furniture, and crystal and china by Waterford, Lenox, Lalique, Vera Wang, and...

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James Everett Stuart (1852–1941). Known for his masterful landscapes of the American West and Mexico, Stuart produced over 5,000 paintings during his career. His works appear in museum collections including the de Young Museum, Crocker Art Museum, and Oakland Museum of California. This piece reflects his late-career focus on architectural and regional scenes, combining painterly realism with rich color and historic appeal—making it an excellent acquisition for collectors of early 20th-century Western art.
James Everett Stuart (1852–1941). Known for his masterful landscapes of the American West and Mexico, Stuart produced over 5,000 paintings during his career. His works appear in museum collections including the de Young Museum, Crocker Art Museum, and Oakland Museum of California. This piece reflects his late-career focus on architectural and regional scenes, combining painterly realism with rich color and historic appeal—making it an excellent acquisition for collectors of early 20th-century Western art.
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James Everett Stuart (1852–1941). Known for his masterful landscapes of the American West and Mexico, Stuart produced over 5,000 paintings during his career. His works appear in museum collections including the de Young Museum, Crocker Art Museum, and Oakland Museum of California. This piece reflects his late-career focus on architectural and regional scenes, combining painterly realism with rich color and historic appeal—making it an excellent acquisition for collectors of early 20th-century Western art.
James Everett Stuart (1852–1941). Known for his masterful landscapes of the American West and Mexico, Stuart produced over 5,000 paintings during his career. His works appear in museum collections including the de Young Museum, Crocker Art Museum, and Oakland Museum of California. This piece reflects his late-career focus on architectural and regional scenes, combining painterly realism with rich color and historic appeal—making it an excellent acquisition for collectors of early 20th-century Western art.
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James Everett Stuart (1852–1941). Known for his masterful landscapes of the American West and Mexico, Stuart produced over 5,000 paintings during his career. His works appear in museum collections including the de Young Museum, Crocker Art Museum, and Oakland Museum of California. This piece reflects his late-career focus on architectural and regional scenes, combining painterly realism with rich color and historic appeal—making it an excellent acquisition for collectors of early 20th-century Western art.
James Everett Stuart (1852–1941). Known for his masterful landscapes of the American West and Mexico, Stuart produced over 5,000 paintings during his career. His works appear in museum collections including the de Young Museum, Crocker Art Museum, and Oakland Museum of California. This piece reflects his late-career focus on architectural and regional scenes, combining painterly realism with rich color and historic appeal—making it an excellent acquisition for collectors of early 20th-century Western art.
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James Everett Stuart (1852–1941). Known for his masterful landscapes of the American West and Mexico, Stuart produced over 5,000 paintings during his career. His works appear in museum collections including the de Young Museum, Crocker Art Museum, and Oakland Museum of California. This piece reflects his late-career focus on architectural and regional scenes, combining painterly realism with rich color and historic appeal—making it an excellent acquisition for collectors of early 20th-century Western art.
James Everett Stuart (1852–1941). Known for his masterful landscapes of the American West and Mexico, Stuart produced over 5,000 paintings during his career. His works appear in museum collections including the de Young Museum, Crocker Art Museum, and Oakland Museum of California. This piece reflects his late-career focus on architectural and regional scenes, combining painterly realism with rich color and historic appeal—making it an excellent acquisition for collectors of early 20th-century Western art.
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James Everett Stuart (1852–1941). Known for his masterful landscapes of the American West and Mexico, Stuart produced over 5,000 paintings during his career. His works appear in museum collections including the de Young Museum, Crocker Art Museum, and Oakland Museum of California. This piece reflects his late-career focus on architectural and regional scenes, combining painterly realism with rich color and historic appeal—making it an excellent acquisition for collectors of early 20th-century Western art.
James Everett Stuart (1852–1941). Known for his masterful landscapes of the American West and Mexico, Stuart produced over 5,000 paintings during his career. His works appear in museum collections including the de Young Museum, Crocker Art Museum, and Oakland Museum of California. This piece reflects his late-career focus on architectural and regional scenes, combining painterly realism with rich color and historic appeal—making it an excellent acquisition for collectors of early 20th-century Western art.
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James Everett Stuart (1852–1941). Known for his masterful landscapes of the American West and Mexico, Stuart produced over 5,000 paintings during his career. His works appear in museum collections including the de Young Museum, Crocker Art Museum, and Oakland Museum of California. This piece reflects his late-career focus on architectural and regional scenes, combining painterly realism with rich color and historic appeal—making it an excellent acquisition for collectors of early 20th-century Western art.
James Everett Stuart (1852–1941). Known for his masterful landscapes of the American West and Mexico, Stuart produced over 5,000 paintings during his career. His works appear in museum collections including the de Young Museum, Crocker Art Museum, and Oakland Museum of California. This piece reflects his late-career focus on architectural and regional scenes, combining painterly realism with rich color and historic appeal—making it an excellent acquisition for collectors of early 20th-century Western art.
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James Everett Stuart (1852–1941). Known for his masterful landscapes of the American West and Mexico, Stuart produced over 5,000 paintings during his career. His works appear in museum collections including the de Young Museum, Crocker Art Museum, and Oakland Museum of California. This piece reflects his late-career focus on architectural and regional scenes, combining painterly realism with rich color and historic appeal—making it an excellent acquisition for collectors of early 20th-century Western art.
James Everett Stuart (1852–1941). Known for his masterful landscapes of the American West and Mexico, Stuart produced over 5,000 paintings during his career. His works appear in museum collections including the de Young Museum, Crocker Art Museum, and Oakland Museum of California. This piece reflects his late-career focus on architectural and regional scenes, combining painterly realism with rich color and historic appeal—making it an excellent acquisition for collectors of early 20th-century Western art.
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James Everett Stuart (1852–1941). Known for his masterful landscapes of the American West and Mexico, Stuart produced over 5,000 paintings during his career. His works appear in museum collections including the de Young Museum, Crocker Art Museum, and Oakland Museum of California. This piece reflects his late-career focus on architectural and regional scenes, combining painterly realism with rich color and historic appeal—making it an excellent acquisition for collectors of early 20th-century Western art.
James Everett Stuart (1852–1941). Known for his masterful landscapes of the American West and Mexico, Stuart produced over 5,000 paintings during his career. His works appear in museum collections including the de Young Museum, Crocker Art Museum, and Oakland Museum of California. This piece reflects his late-career focus on architectural and regional scenes, combining painterly realism with rich color and historic appeal—making it an excellent acquisition for collectors of early 20th-century Western art.
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James Everett Stuart (1852–1941). Known for his masterful landscapes of the American West and Mexico, Stuart produced over 5,000 paintings during his career. His works appear in museum collections including the de Young Museum, Crocker Art Museum, and Oakland Museum of California. This piece reflects his late-career focus on architectural and regional scenes, combining painterly realism with rich color and historic appeal—making it an excellent acquisition for collectors of early 20th-century Western art.
James Everett Stuart (1852–1941). Known for his masterful landscapes of the American West and Mexico, Stuart produced over 5,000 paintings during his career. His works appear in museum collections including the de Young Museum, Crocker Art Museum, and Oakland Museum of California. This piece reflects his late-career focus on architectural and regional scenes, combining painterly realism with rich color and historic appeal—making it an excellent acquisition for collectors of early 20th-century Western art.
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James Everett Stuart (1852–1941). Known for his masterful landscapes of the American West and Mexico, Stuart produced over 5,000 paintings during his career. His works appear in museum collections including the de Young Museum, Crocker Art Museum, and Oakland Museum of California. This piece reflects his late-career focus on architectural and regional scenes, combining painterly realism with rich color and historic appeal—making it an excellent acquisition for collectors of early 20th-century Western art.
James Everett Stuart (1852–1941). Known for his masterful landscapes of the American West and Mexico, Stuart produced over 5,000 paintings during his career. His works appear in museum collections including the de Young Museum, Crocker Art Museum, and Oakland Museum of California. This piece reflects his late-career focus on architectural and regional scenes, combining painterly realism with rich color and historic appeal—making it an excellent acquisition for collectors of early 20th-century Western art.
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James Everett Stuart (1852–1941). Known for his masterful landscapes of the American West and Mexico, Stuart produced over 5,000 paintings during his career. His works appear in museum collections including the de Young Museum, Crocker Art Museum, and Oakland Museum of California. This piece reflects his late-career focus on architectural and regional scenes, combining painterly realism with rich color and historic appeal—making it an excellent acquisition for collectors of early 20th-century Western art.
James Everett Stuart (1852–1941). Known for his masterful landscapes of the American West and Mexico, Stuart produced over 5,000 paintings during his career. His works appear in museum collections including the de Young Museum, Crocker Art Museum, and Oakland Museum of California. This piece reflects his late-career focus on architectural and regional scenes, combining painterly realism with rich color and historic appeal—making it an excellent acquisition for collectors of early 20th-century Western art.
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James Everett Stuart (1852–1941). Known for his masterful landscapes of the American West and Mexico, Stuart produced over 5,000 paintings during his career. His works appear in museum collections including the de Young Museum, Crocker Art Museum, and Oakland Museum of California. This piece reflects his late-career focus on architectural and regional scenes, combining painterly realism with rich color and historic appeal—making it an excellent acquisition for collectors of early 20th-century Western art.
James Everett Stuart (1852–1941). Known for his masterful landscapes of the American West and Mexico, Stuart produced over 5,000 paintings during his career. His works appear in museum collections including the de Young Museum, Crocker Art Museum, and Oakland Museum of California. This piece reflects his late-career focus on architectural and regional scenes, combining painterly realism with rich color and historic appeal—making it an excellent acquisition for collectors of early 20th-century Western art.
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