DAY 1-ESTATE ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES JUNE 19TH
Wed, Jun 19, 2024 09:30PM EDT
Lot 152
ADELBERT BURDIN ALASKAN WINTER LANDSCAPE
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Original oil painting on board by listed Northwest artist, Adelbert Burdin (WA, AK, 1866 - 1927), signed lower right. Features a snowy Alaskan winter landscape. Art measures 12" h x 17" w mounted in a frame measuring 19" x 24".
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Burdin was an accomplished artist renowned for his marine and landscape paintings. Throughout his career, Burdin gained recognition for his depictions of Maine's coastal and inland scenes, often featuring boats, ships, and the natural beauty of the region. His artistic style captured the essence of Maine's maritime culture and scenic vistas, contributing to his lasting legacy as a respected figure in the local art community.
He was also a notable figure in the early to mid-20th century known for his work as an engineer and inventor. He was involved in various technical and engineering fields, contributing to advancements in radio and electrical engineering.
One of his significant achievements includes contributions to the development of radio technology during a period when this field was rapidly evolving. Burdin held several patents related to radio and electrical engineering, reflecting his inventive and innovative contributions to these fields.