Lot 90 · American Furniture, Outsider and Folk Art
SAVAGE, Edward (1761-1817). Mezzotint of Benjamin Franklin . After the painting by David Martin, Stauffer's first state of three, a very fine impression, published by Edward Savage. One of the rarest of Franklin portraits.
SAVAGE, Edward (1761-1817). Mezzotint of Benjamin Franklin . After the painting by David Martin, Stauffer's first state of three, a very fine impression, published by Edward Savage. One of the rarest of Franklin portraits.
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- Estimate
- $8,000–$12,000 hammer
- Result
- Performance
- Sale
- Christie's — American Furniture, Outsider and Folk Art, New York · 22 September 2014
- Record ID
- TB-2026-4243227
- Record
- first seen 28 Jul 2026 · updated 28 Jul 2026 · source ↗
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SAVAGE, Edward (1761-1817). Mezzotint of Benjamin Franklin . After the painting by David Martin, Stauffer's first state of three, a very fine impression, published by Edward Savage. One of the rarest of Franklin portraits., SAVAGE, Edward (1761-1817). Mezzotint of Benjamin Franklin . After the painting by David Martin, Stauffer's first state of three, a very fine impression, published by Edward Savage. One of the rarest of Franklin portraits. Christie's, 22 Sep 2014, lot 90. result recorded. TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-4243227.
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SAVAGE, Edward (1761-1817). Mezzotint of Benjamin Franklin . After the painting by David Martin, Stauffer's first state of three, a very fine impression, published by Edward Savage. One of the rarest of Franklin portraits., SAVAGE, Edward (1761-1817). Mezzotint of Benjamin Franklin . After the painting by David Martin, Stauffer's first state of three, a very fine impression, published by Edward Savage. One of the rarest of Franklin portraits. Christie's, 22 Sep 2014, lot 90. result recorded. TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-4243227.
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