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LOT 64

Lot 64

REVEREND VINCENT CLEMENTI (1812 - 1899)

REVEREND VINCENT CLEMENTI (1812 - 1899)
Lot 64 Details
REVEREND VINCENT CLEMENTI (1812 - 1899), Canadian

TRAPPER AND GUIDE AT CAMP, C.1858

watercolour with pen an ink
8.25 ins x 10.25 ins; 21 cms x 26 cms

Estimate $600-$800

Realised: $2,040
Price Includes Buyer's Premium ?

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REVEREND VINCENT CLEMENTI (1812 - 1899)
  • REVEREND VINCENT CLEMENTI (1812 - 1899)
  • REVEREND VINCENT CLEMENTI (1812 - 1899)
  • REVEREND VINCENT CLEMENTI (1812 - 1899)
Provenance:

The Estate of John M. Rogers, Toronto
By descent to the grandsons of John M. Rogers, Toronto

Note:

In 1853, the British born Rev. Vincent Clementi, sailed from London and travelled to New York. Appointed a land surveyor in 1858, he continued on to Peterborough, Ontario where he settled in Lakefield in 1863. There, he supervised the building of the new church and served as St. John the Baptist Church’s first priest. He had two sons - Mutius and Theodore. Both their names are inscribed in the partial typed label verso backing.

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