American Regionalist Genre Scene Watercolor

American regionalist watercolor of grain belt. The watercolor is unsigned. The paper size is 17.3 inches tall by 11.75 inches wide.

Francis William Vreeland (American, 1879-1954), Interior Genre Scene, watercolor, signed lower left, overall (with frame): 13.5"h x 18"w

PAIR OF ELMER JOSEPH READ (AMERICAN, B. 1862) BAHAMIAN GENRE SCENES, watercolor on paper, one depicting a produce seller, the other two boys on a dirt path, titled "Toss a Penny - Chief" ver

19 1/2 x 15 1/2 in, 29 x 25 in (framed)

Doris Hunter Drew (American, 1901-1965), five genre scenes depicting life in Haiti, watercolor, signed lower right, dated 1934 lower left, 14" h x 18 1/4" w (largest, frame).

Edward Lamson Henry (American, 1841-1919). A watercolor on paper genre scene titled "Neighbors". Signed lower right "E.L. Henry" and dated 1908. Gallery tag on back. Mat opening: 10-3/8 in x 14-1/4 in

Ferris, Jean Leon Gerome (American, 1863-1930), 6 Watercolors of Victorian Genre Scenes, 5.75 x 4 inches on a larger sheet measuring 15 x 11, variously signed, most in upper right corner, unframed

Ferris, Jean Leon Gerome (American, 1863-1930), 6 Watercolors of Victorian Genre Scenes, 5.75 x 4 inches on a larger sheet measuring 15 x 11, variously signed, most in upper right corner, unframed.

Ferris, Jean Leon Gerome (American, 1863-1930), 6 Watercolors of Victorian Genre Scenes, 5.75 x 4 inches on a larger sheet measuring 15 x 11, variously signed, most in upper right corner, unframed

Two (2) American scene watercolor on paper landscape paintings. 1st item: Leon Moore (American, 20th Century) rural landscape depicting a house on a hill by a lake, powerlines along a road in the fore

Spencer C. Green (20th Cent. American) ''Sunday Afternoon in La Perla'' Watercolor on Paper 12''x21'' Image. A charming 1950's Puerto Rico genre scene. Signed l.r. Matted 20''x26.5''. Excellent condit

James Sessions (American, 1882-1962) Watercolor on Paper Undated, signed lower right, genre scene depicting figure and homes, behind glass a linen-lined gold tone wood frame Property from: a Chicago,

Eugene Higgins (American, 1874-1958). An ink and watercolor on paper western landscape with horse. Signed lower right in pencil and framed under glass. Sight of sheet: 9in x 11in. Provenance: From the

Grant Wood (1891 - 1942) American. Watercolor on Paper. Dated 1920. Measure 11 1/2"in H x 15 1/2"in W and 20 1/4"in H x 18 1/2"in W with frame. Known for: Regional scene painter, genre-portrait, lands

Eli Levin (American, b. 1938). "Old Bag" watercolor and/or gouache, 1990. Pencil signed "Eli Levin 1990" at bottom center. A wonderful genre painting - a scene of everyday life - that takes place in a

Peter Hurd (1904 - 1984) Watercolor on Paper, Signed Lower Right, Measures (27.5 x 31.5 inches) w/frame (23.5 x 27.5 inches) A regionalist painter known for his landscape, figure and genre paintings o

American school, 19th century. "Family in Interior", oil on canvas. Apparently unsigned, framed in giltwood spandrel. Approx. 32.5" x 28" (frame), 30" x 25" (canvas)

W. Phillip (American, 19th century). "Lady Admiring her Reflection in Mirror", oil on canvas. Signed lower center, giltwood frame. Approx. 31.25" x 25.25" (frame), 24" x 18" (canvas)

Large O/C Early American genre scene depicting a large family at play, early to mid 19th century, probably New England. Scene with mother holding child pointing to children climbing leaning tree with

Water color on paper. Street scene with townspeople, horse and church steeple. 14 1/8 X 16 Inches. Condition: Some toning.

Frank Parella; 20thC. American Regionalist Watercolor Signed. Frank Parella; 20thC. American Watercolor on Paper. House Under the Bridge. Signed lower right; 17.5in. x 22.5in.(image), 27.5in. x 32in.(

ALFREDO ZALCE (MEXICAN, 1908-2003) GENRE SCENE, watercolor on paper, signed and inscribed lower left "ALFREDO ZALCE / MEXICO". Housed under glass in a modern frame, retaining a period printe

RARE DUTCH COLONIAL GUYANESE GENRE SCENE, watercolor and pencil on paper, featuring soldiers marching in the street, with native inhabitants (probably enslaved) nearby, in front of a classic, reg

AMERICAN SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY) NATIVE AMERICAN SCENE, watercolor on paper laid to board, miniature depiction of a camp setting with tepees, no signature located. Housed under glass in period bird