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World’s Largest Collection Of Silent Film Lobby Cards With A Focus On Female Filmmakers Goes On View The Dwight M. Cleveland Collection Highlights Unsung Contributions Of Women Working Behind The Camera In Silent-Era Hollywood A major exhibition of lobby cards from the silent film era highlighting the untold stories of women’s contributions to the early film industry will go on view at New York’s Poster House next year. “Behind the Camera: The Unknown Women of Hollywood” draws on a unique collection of posters and ephemera assembled by the Chicago-based collector Dwight M. Cleveland, who has spent nearly half a century accumulating what is believed to be the largest privately held film poster archive in history. The exhibition marks the first time that these lobby cards, a recent addition to Cleveland’s collection, have been exhibited in a museum setting. On view from April 7 through Oct. 9, 2022, “Behind the Camera” will provide a rare glimpse into the understudied histories of female filmmakers who worked in Hollywood during the silent era, offering a powerful corrective to the misperception that early American cinema was an exclusively male industry. These stories are illuminated through the unique medium of lobby cards, a form of graphic advertising that dates back to the earliest years of theatrical film exhibition, when studios began to advertise in movie theater lobbies as a means of promoting their

latest releases. Often painstakingly handcrafted during a period before color printing became commonplace, these cards became a miniature art form in their own right, reflecting and advancing the graphic design aesthetics of what was then an emerging field of commercial advertising. At a time when Hollywood star culture was still in its nascency, these lobby cards also offered studios the opportunity to spotlight the artists and craftspeople who worked behind the camera, which included women at all levels of production, from costuming, set design, and editing to screenwriting, producing, and directing. The lobby cards featured in “Behind the Camera” were acquired by Cleveland, a real estate developer and historic preservationist who has long been

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Vintage Fashion Accessories On Sale At The Emporium The Historic Burlington Antiques and Art Emporium for the month of May will display items that would accentuate anyone’s dress in the form of belts and buckles. Shoppers will also find items such as purses and handbags. The buckle or clasp on a belt is a device used for fastening two loose ends, with one end attached to it and the other end held by a catch or buckle in a secure but adjustable manner. Buckles can be traced back in history to the Roman times, used for simple clothing and predominantly as a military purpose. Today, belts and buckles can give pizzazz to an outfit. The purse, handbag, pocketbook, and pouch all have one thing in common: they were created to Continued on page 6

at the forefront of film poster collecting and advocacy. After deaccessioning his archive of more than 40,000 film posters in 2016, Cleveland retained more than 4,000 posters, lobby cards, and other ephemera, including many objects that are unique or were produced in limited editions. Portions of Cleveland’s collection have been donated to the Library of Congress, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, and other international institutions like the Bill Douglas Cinema Museum at the University of Exeter in the United Kingdom. In recent years, Cleveland recalibrated his collection to highlight female filmmakers as well as other film artists and craftspeople from underrepresented minorities. This subcollection numbers 12,000 silent film posters, lobby cards and stills; 40 of these works will go on view

for the first time in the Poster House exhibition, which is organized by the museum’s chief curator Angelina Lippert. “Poster House is thrilled to partner with Dwight Cleveland to introduce this important, neverbefore-seen collection of lobby cards, which highlight the myriad roles women played in the early film industry,” said Lippert. “In addition to being incredibly rare— most of these are the only known copies—the lobby cards beautifully display the dynamic graphics of the time period while telling a captivating story of how women helped shape Hollywood.” Selected works from Cleveland’s collection of historic movie posters went on view in 2019 in a celebrated exhibition at the Norton Museum of Art in West Palm Beach, Fla. That year also saw the publication of “Cinema on Paper: The Graphic Genius of Movie Posters,” a major monograph highlighting the collection, which was distributed by Assouline Publishing, the first time that this distinguished publisher had ever released a book solely focused on film posters. Turner Classic Movies’ Ben Mankiewicz and the noted graphic arts scholar Steven Heller Continued on page 2

The Morgan Acquires Group Of Exceptional Prints By Martin Puryear Gift Is In Honor Of Katharine J. Rayner The Morgan Library & Museum recently announced the acquisition of 20 exceptional prints by Martin Puryear. This group of prints was purchased thanks to a generous gift to the museum in honor of Morgan trustee Katharine J. Rayner by a member of her family. Made between 2001 and 2014 at Paulson Bott Press (now Paulson Fontaine Press), Berkeley, Calif., the works represent nearly all of the prints Puryear made during the first 15 years of the 21st century and include several of his most important works in this medium. Known primarily as a sculptor, Puryear is celebrated for Continued on page 3

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both wrote introductions to the book. These milestones reflect Cleveland’s decades of advocacy to encourage the

study and exhibition of film posters as a popular art form in their own right, one that reflects the historical and artistic developments of the

antiquesandauctionnews.net past 120 years, and the often- Dorothy Arzner, Margaret overlooked individuals and Booth, Adele Buffington, communities who contributed Lenore J. Coffee, Beulah Marie to them. Dix, Lady Duff Gordon, Edith The 40 lobby cards select- Head, Anita Loos, Jeanie ed for “Behind the Camera” Macpherson, Frances Marion, date back to the early 1910s Bess Meredyth, Zelda Sears, and extend through the con- Blanche Sewell, Adele Rogers clusion of the silent era in the St. John, Jo Swerling, Dolly late 1920s. Because of the Tree, Eve Unsell, Sophie fragility of their production Wachner, Gwen Wakeling, and materials, each of these lobby Dorothy Yost, as well as many cards is believed to be the other little-known women who sole extant copy from its contributed at every level of respective printing. The cards the early film industry. in the exhibition spotlight “What we have in this female film artists such as remarkable collection is not Alice Guy-Blaché, Lois Weber, just proof of how many Marian Ainslee, Zoë Akins, women worked behind the

camera; we have the very artifacts of their artistry,” said Jane Gaines, a film professor at Columbia University, supervisor of the Women Film Pioneer Project and author of “PinkSlipped: What Happened to Women in the Silent Film Industries?” (2018). “When I first became aware of this remarkable collection of lobby cards, I knew it was an opportunity to reshape my own collecting practice by illuminating the essential contributions of women to early Hollywood, a seldom-told story that feels ever more relevant as today’s entertainment industry strives to finally live

up to its ideals of gender equity and inclusivity,” said Cleveland. “I’m proud to share these stories with the world through this exhibition with Poster House, and I look forward to more opportunities to make this collection accessible to the public.” In conjunction with the exhibition, Poster House will mount a series of interpretive and educational programs related to the history of women in silent-era Hollywood. A full roster of programming will be announced in early 2022. For the latest updates, visit www.posterhouse.org.

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antiquesandauctionnews.net A museum and indepenmaterials and tools to make subtle adjustments and achieve dent research library located in heightened effects. The motifs the heart of New York City, the of the Paulson Bott prints recall Morgan Library & Museum themes Puryear developed in began as the personal library of his sculptures. “I try to make financier, collector, and cultural works about the ideas in the benefactor Pierpont Morgan. sculpture without making The Morgan offers visitors close images of the sculptures,” he encounters with great works of said. While his forms elude spe- human accomplishment in a cific identification, they evoke setting treasured for its intithe human head, vessels, bas- mate scale and historic signifikets, arches, and, in more cance. Its collection of manurecent works, the Phrygian cap. scripts, rare books, music, drawAll of these objects take on ings, and works of art comprises symbolic resonance as they a unique and dynamic record of conjure up concepts such as civilization, as well as an incomfreedom and shelter. Returning parable repository of ideas and periodically to the same sub- of the creative process from jects, Puryear has described his 4000 B.C. to the present. To learn more, visit development as “linear in the sense that a spiral is linear. I www.the morgan.org. come back to similar territory at different times.” In 2015, the Morgan presented the acclaimed exhibition “Martin Puryear: Multiple Dimensions,” which explored the relationships between prints, drawings, and sculpture in his art. The Morgan’s director, Colin B. Bailey, said, “Thanks to Sales Of U.S. And the generosity of a gift in honor World Coins And of Morgan trustee Katharine Rayner, we have the good for- Sports Set Records, tune of adding this important Firm Tracks 80 Percent group of 20 prints, in immaculate condition, which serves as Of Bids From Online a compendium of the themes Sources that have engaged the artist in Heritage Auctions reported his sculpture for the past two decades. The Morgan is pleased total first quarter sales of to represent this aspect of $337,410,572, an increase of 16 Puryear’s practice comprehen- percent over the same period sively in our permanent collec- last year. Revenue was driven by tion.” The Morgan acquired world record-breaking sales of these prints from Renée Bott, U.S. and world and ancient co-founder of Paulson Bott coins, comics and comic art, and Press, who, as a master printer, sports memorabilia. Even throughout the COVIDworked closely with Puryear in their creation. It follows the 19 pandemic, sales show steady, Morgan’s 2017 acquisition of year-over-year first quarter Puryear’s drawing, “Drawing for growth, from a 7-percent Untitled” (1990), made possible increase from 2019 to 2020 to thanks to the assistance of this year’s 16-percent increase. “This double-digit growth several donors. comes at a time when Heritage is making its most significant moves in the last 40 years,” said Steve Ivy, CEO of Heritage Auctions. “The remarkable results also speak to the innovative and tireless teamwork of Heritage’s employees.” U.S., World and Ancient Coins Heritage started the year setting world records among sales of U.S. coins. In January,

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Swann Galleries’ March 11 sale of Fine Photographs saw strong results across the auction with humanist works and portraits drawing interest from collectors. “We were pleased to see strength across the auction at all levels. We continue to see a robust and enthusiastic response to both the classical and vernacular work, and strong results for Dorothea Lange, Peter Hujar, Julia Margaret Cameron, and others,” stated Swann’s Deborah Rogal. A run of “Migrant Mother” images by Dorothea Lange proved to be a highlight of the sale. “Migrant Mother” (Horizontal), 1936, led the sale at $63,750, a record for a “Migrant Mother” variant after the famous frame; the variant of “Migrant Mother,” Florence Owens Thompson pensively looking out with her hand on her face, children tucked behind her, sold for $23,750; and a wide shot of the scene reached $22,500. Additional FSA photographs by Lange included “Oklahoma Sharecropper and Family Entering Calif., Stalled on the Desert Near Indio, Calif.,” from 1937, selling at $17,500, and “Abandoned Tenant House, Hall County, Texas,” 1937, $12,500. The rare, ca. 1951 handmade personal album of 27 Parisian photographs by Ed Van Der Elsken, which sold for $21,250,

Dorothea Lange’s “Migrant Mother” (Horizontal), silver print, 1936, sold for $63,750. represents an all-around record the famous starlet on the set of for Van Der Elsken at auction. “Something’s Gotta Give,” “We have never seen a hand- achieving $21,250; “Spencer made book by Van Der Elsken Tracy, New York, 1948,” by Irving on the market and believe the Penn, at $20,000; “Tattooed Man object to be unique. It is partic- at a Carnival, M.D.,” 1970, printed ularly gratifying to see material early 1970s, at $18,750; and a like this succeed, given its serene 1975 image of writer absolute rarity and the ways in “Edwin Denby” by Peter Hujar, which the piece can add to our which realized $12,500. Additional highlights understanding of a photographer who is now receiving new included early photography and much-deserved attention from Francis Frith with volumes from collectors and institutions. of works from travels in the I am so pleased that we can Near East and Holy Land, Julia play a role in bringing material Margaret Camerion, and Alfred like this to the public,” reflected Stieglitz with a run of issues of “Camera Work,” as well as conRogal. Portrait photography temporary studies by Penn and included “Marilyn 12, 1962,” Adam Fuss. For the house’s most up-toprinted 2007, portfolio by Lawrence Schiller, complete date auction schedule, visit with 12 photographs depicting www.swanngalleries.com.

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June E. Gottshall (1920-2021) June Elizabeth Gottshall (100), of Reinholds, Pa., passed away April 11 at home. Gottshall was the wife of Walter L. Gottshall, who passed away in 2018. June and Walter were well-known folk artists and were married in 1941. Walter was a woodcarver, and June painted the carvings. Since the early 1970s, the

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carry different items. The history of purses dates back more than 5,000 years. Ancient purses can be found in Egyptian hieroglyphics that depict men carrying pouches around their waist. During the early middle ages, purses were very common for both men and women. They were made with round pieces of leather and a drawstring at the top to seal the purse tight. These purses were very small and probably only useful for carrying small items like coins. Through the ages purses have changed shape, size and materials used in construction. Leather, vinyl, plastic, wood, and lucite are materials used in construction of the purse or handbag in the 19th and 20th century. To accommodate all the modern technology of today, purses have grown in shapes and sizes. During the 1800s, women used paints and powders, stored in glass, wood, bone, or gold containers, to lighten their skin and brighten their cheeks. By the mid-1880s mass production of rouge, rice-based “pearl powder,” and lip balms became popular

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the firm set the world record when it sold the world’s most valuable gold coin for $9,360,000. It was the finest example of the famed 1787 Brasher Doubloon, and was won by a bidder who had never before purchased a coin at auction. The Doubloon took top lot honors in the firm’s Jan. 21 to 25 numismatic events, which totaled more than $90.68 million. “The winner was overjoyed,” said Greg Rohan, president of Heritage Auctions, who fielded the phone bid with the successful buyer of the Brasher Doubloon. “All told, the new client purchased almost $12 million in U.S. coins.” The world’s most expensive British coin, which sold for $2.28 million in March, set the highwater mark for Heritage’s presentation of the Paramount Collection, a grouping of more than 700 world and ancient coins widely considered the finest offered at auction in at least a generation. The collection of world and ancient coins surpassed $41,941,592, setting world records for the most expensive coins sold from at least 12 different countries. Sports Collectibles In February, the firm’s Sports collectibles category fueled $42 million in monthly sales, a record-shattering mark that included the industry’s most valuable sports auction at $32.7 million. Highlights included the world record for the most expensive Michael Jordan card, which realized $1.4 million, the $2.5 million sale of a 1909 Honus Wagner card and the first Reggie Jackson cardboard to break the million-dollar

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mark. Heritage also holds the title as the first auction house to offer an NBA Top Shot, with a Zion Williamson Series 1 Rookie Debut #’d 1/192 realizing $162,000. Comics and Original Comic Art World records started rolling in at the beginning of the year, as a copy of 1940s Batman #1 sold for $2.22 million to a bidder who had never purchased a comic book at auction before. The record kicked off a four-day event that realized $12 million, more than 50 percent above pre-sale estimates. The auction also marked the sale of a Pokémon First Edition Base Set Sealed Booster Box (Wizards of the Coast, 1999), which set a world record when it ended at $408,000. In March, an auction of International Comic and Animation Art broke $1.57 million. The nearly sold-out auction set a world artist auction record for acclaimed awardwinner Charles Burns, when his cover to 1982’s RAW No. 4, Art Spiegelman and wife Francoise Mouly’s beloved international comics anthology, realized $87,500. The auction closely followed the record-setting sales in the firm’s weekly auctions of Comics and Comic Art, which set company records of $621,231 Feb. 1 and nearly $700,000 Feb. 15. The totals smashed the previous record for a weekly auction, when Heritage’s weekly total reached $573,095 in March 2019. “We’ve seen an everincreasing number of bidders participating in these online auctions, resulting in near back-to-back record weekly sales,” said Jim Halperin, cofounder of Heritage Auctions. “The market has never been

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better for vintage comics and comic art, and we’re seeing that play out week after week.” March sales set the stage to for the firm’s early second quarter April 1 to 4 Comic and Comic Art Auction, which set the world record for the industry’s largest auction of its kind with more than $16.5 million in total sales, including $3.3 million worth of vintage video games, which included the world’s most expensive video game ever sold when a 1986 copy of Super Mario Bros. sold for $660,000. Targeted Growth Additional important, firstquarter developments include an increase in the number of online-bidder members from 1.2 million to 1.4 million. Online bidders won 80 percent of the auctions by value, another record high. “Profiles in History” founder Joseph Maddalena was welcomed to the firm. Maddalena, who over 35 years built his auction house into the world’s largest auctioneer of Hollywood memorabilia and popular culture’s most coveted keepsakes, was named executive vice president. “In Focus,” an ongoing, monthly series of artistfocused auctions created to strengthen Heritage’s position in the Modern and Contemporary Art space, was introduced in February. Successful sales include those dedicated to artworks by Banksy and Arsham. Also, in February, the firm broke new ground in Urban Art with RETROSPECTIVE, an online auction which handily surpassed its high estimate. To learn more, visit www.HA.com.

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