Description: Factory worker and foreman in mill
Comment: A student of Howard Pyle, MacLellan had already established himself in Chicago prior to going to Delaware. In 1909 or 1910 the artist and friend Edward A. Wilson came to Wilmington to study with Pyle. MacLellan lived in one of the Pyle studios until his death in 1961. Photocopy of the magazine story included.
Price: $1,200 (+ $150 domestic shipping)
| Artist | Charles MacLellan (1885-1961) |
| Caption | “Howe appreciated the young man's efforts and turned over to him all the details of the mill end of the job.” |
| Condition | Has been relined, overall very good, framed |
| Medium | Oil on canvas, en grisaille |
| Publication Information | Story illustration for “Strangle-Hold” by Frederick O. Bartlett. Appearing in Everybody's magazine of May 1921. |
| Signature | Signed and dated ('20) lower left |
| Size | 16 x 28” |
