Maud Humphrey Bogart (1868 – 1940)
Posted by Suzay Lamb on May 3, 2010
Young Child Playing Banjo
Playing Graduating
Christmas Greetings
title unknown
The Physician
Little Red Riding Hood
There Was An Old Woman Who Lived In A Shoe
title unknown
A Busy Day
Playing Bride
Playing Bridesmaid
Washington Crossing The Delaware
title unknown
Sweet Bo Peep
The Returning Hero – A Red Cross Nurse
Spring Blossoms
Butterflies And Roses
issachar5 said
I don’t think adorable even comes close. I have no words.
Janie said
These are so wonderful I have what I think is an original with no title. One of the little girls with darker hair wearing a hat with 2 roses, she in a pink dress holding pussy willow stems and an adorable white kitten in the bottom left corner playing with the stems. It is framed so I do not know if any writing or date on this.
Rodgers said
It is very hard for me to believe that Rose O’Neill creater of the Kewpie Doll is not listed her. She was a famous New York
illustrator for two decades before the she designed the doll. She was not a doll maker but an artist Illustrator, Painter, author and composer. No only was she a famous New York Illustrator but she was the first American woman cartoonist. You can find information on her at the above address and http://www.RoseOneill.org which has links to other site have have information on her. Discount the Kewpie stuff and look at her as an artist as in the above link.
Thank you
Suzay Lamb said
More than 1000 artists have been posted here but, I know, a lot of great artists are still missing. Give me some time
dianne rice said
do you know if maud humphrey painted african american children? I have a picture of a little black girl in a white dress. She is carrying yellow flowers behind her back. It is signed M. Humphrey. Is that how she signs her paintings. I would appreciate any information you can give me. Dianne Rice
bern said
has there been any prints made of these painting,if so can i purchase them ?
Dan Camoro said
I have an old print. 503-590-4356 for details.
Brittany Stoeckert said
I have a picture that is the Little Red Riding Hood. How do I find out if this is an original? It has a signature and it looks authentic. Any advice?
V.E.G. said
Bogart’s family name has been around before the beginning of the sovereign state of the Netherlands. Netherlands broke away from Spain in 1579.
T. compton said
Recently I found a picture/painting in the attic of our house it was of a girl sleeping. she has a bonnet on and is holding a toy horn it is signed in what looks to be pencil maud Humphrey. this house is very old and the attic is nearly inccessible Nothing was ever kept there except this. And I found it as we recently decided to rewire the home. Any guidance on how or what to do to authenticate this painting.
Beth Turza said
I would be interested in knowing also what to do about an original Maud Humphrey. I purchase a signed and dated watercolor by her.
Carol Rowland said
i have the butterfilies and roses watercolor and i believe its the orginial although the piece I have is larger framed with other kids in the picture. It is long and was orginially located in Canada? Please advise.
Marilyn Stewart said
Did you ever get an “official” response to your question? I have the same framed picture. The family story is that my grandmother bought the framed print from a traveling salesman in Nebraska.
Joe's Lalonde said
20 years ago, I was collecting all kinds of junk. Recently my wife had me go through this to get rid of stuff.
To my utter surprise, I found an umbrella that is from the early 1900′s. It is very decorative in sterling silver and inlayed with mother-of-pearl. What was the shock was the engraving on the end “MRS(DR) BOGART”.
Where I collected this item was in Kingston, Ontario, Canada…across the water is the northern New York State…home of a Dr. Deforest Bogart and wife Maud Humphrey Bogart.