Yellow Dahlias, (painting).

Yellow Dahlias, (painting).

Worden, John Lorimer, 1876-1954, painter.

Yellow Dahlias, (painting).

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Watercolor on paper.

(Lower left:) J. W 1914 (On back:) John L. Worden Jr. (the artist's son) signed

Two yellow dahlia blooms on two green stems with leaves, plus three buds at various stages of opening, all on primarily blue background with shadows behind main stems and flowers.

Still Life -- Flower -- Dahlia

Worden, Lorenz M., 24 Marlboro Road, Delmar, New York 12054

Formerly in the collection of Worden, John Lorimer, Jr., Olean, New York

Acquired ca. 1996

Completed in 1914 by John L. Worden Sr. (1876-1954) while he worked as a professor of art at University of Notre Dame, Indiana. Given to or inherited by his son John L. Worden Jr. (1907-1979) of Olean, New York, then given to or inherited by Lorenz M. Worden (b. 1941), the artist's grandson, of Albany (later Delmar), New York, circa 1996 or earlier.

Worden, Robert L., 2022.

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