Appears in exhibition catalog as entry no. 234 (Sale info: $2500.00).
"See no. 192. Seymour J. Guy, in 'See Saw, Margery Daw,' has exquisitely portrayed an incident of home-life, under a candle-light effect. A mother is playing with her half-dressed infant, and a child stands beside them with interested expression. As a color composition the picture is exceptionally fine, the gradations being expressed with marvelous subtlety and truthfulness. - the Art Union, April, 1884." [P. 50; see serial 03860192 for commentary on artist. Under illustration appears the annotation: "from National Academy Notes, 1884."]
Illustrated Catalogue of Works of Art in the Art Building of the Southern Exposition at Louisville, Ky. August 16 - October 25, 1884. Prepared by Charles M. Kurtz, Director of the Art Department. Editor of National Academy Notes and the Art Union Magazine. Published for the Art Committee by John P. Morton and Company.
Artist address: New York, New York.
Artist professional affiliation: National Academician; A.A.U.; American Water Color Society (New York).