Eclectic Collection from The Estate of Leo Ronald Morris Online Auction Phase #2

Timed auction by Wardlow Auctions

Starts Feb 22, 2022 11:00 AM EST. Ends Mar 7, 2022 7:00 PM EST

Click Here For Full Screen Bidding! Click Here for SignUp Genius for Pickups! Online Only Estate Auction - Eclectic Collection from The Estate of Leo Ronald Morris Phase #2 with Addition of Carl Christian Brenner Painting The Gallery at Wardlow Auctions Inc. 3600 Chamberlain Ln. Suite #222 Louisville, KY 40241 10% Buyer's Premium This auction features an incredible collection from the estate of Leo Ronald Morris. He was a professional photographer that exhibited in New York and New England. There are a few examples of his work being offered in this auction. He was an eclectic collector who loved the unusual and antiquities from around the world. His collection includes art, clocks, cameras, typewriters, coffee pots, coffee grinders, adding machines, cash registers, pencil sharpeners, designer bags and shoes, staplers, fans, toasters, to just about anything else! A lot of fantastic and rare finds will be offered in this auction. This first auction is just the beginning of his fabulous collection. We are estimating 4 additional auctions for this estate. A little background on Mr. Morris: Ron studied photography at the University of Louisville and the Massachusetts College of Art where he earned his MFA. He has exhibited in New England and New York and has taught at Boston area colleges. For 25 years, Mr. Morris taught photography and art at a high school in Newton, Massachusetts, outside of Boston. He retired in 2013 and returned to his hometown of Louisville, Kentucky. Mr. Morris' work is in several art collections and he worked for three years at a nationally-recognized residential photography workshop, Apeiron, in upstate New York. He participated in an NEA-funded photography project documenting Long Island. His work also appeared in "Local Light: Photographs Made in Kentucky", Gnomen Press, Lexington, Kentucky, and in Camera Magazine, July 1974, "Young Photographers". The New York Times interviewed Mr. Morris about the Long Island Project and the Boston Globe and the New York Times have reviewed his work. His photographs have been exhibited at the Addison Gallery of American Art, Hofstra University, MIT, The Portland Art Museum, Newton Art Center, Vision Gallery, Rhode Island School of Design, the New England School of Photography, the Memphis Academy of Art, the Hudson River Museum, Northeastern University and Texas A&M University. Bidding Ends: Monday, March 7th, 2021, beginning at 7:00p.m., with staggered and extended ending. Open House/Inspection: Sunday, March 6th, 12-5 pm Pickups-Two Days: Wednesday, March 9th, from 10am-4pm  Thursday, March 10th, from 10am- 4pm We are skipping Tuesday to give you time to make arrangements. If you fail to pick up your items during this time frame, you may be charged a $20 rescheduling fee. See the Terms and Conditions for more information.  Click here to schedule a time to pick up your items. PLEASE be sure to bring enough labor and help to remove your items in a timely manner. It is particularly important to come to pickups at your designated time slot. Pickup reservations will be required. If you have not signed up for a time on the SignUp Genius link (available on the website after the auction ends and link will be emailed to you), you may be asked to wait. 2 WAYS TO GET YOUR ITEMS:  Pick it up. Schedule an appointment during one of our pickup windows. We will send out instructions in your winning bidder email after the auction closes. Ship it. We work with Fragile Pack, a local professional shipper, for those shipping needs. Buyer will be responsible for all shipping costs. Please text Matt at 502-888-6437 to arrange any type of shipment.  

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