D Sayre Groesbeck 14x12 Aquatint Potter's Daughter

Francisque Rebour & Daniel Sayre Groesbeck, "Polo Player" & double image of "Figures at the Dinner Table", lithograph, aquatint, both signed in pencil Dimensions: Frames 24" x 29" and 23" x 37 1/2" (E

gouache and mix media on paper, laid down on board signed on right panel lower right 37 1/4 x 61 inches with frame

Daniel Sayre Groesbeck (American, 1878-1950) triptych (Japanese motif) mixed media signed lower right larger panel: 31"w x 27"h; side panels: 16 1/2"w x 24"h

Attributed to Daniel Sayre Groesbeck (California 1878-1950), depicts scene of a naked female being sold to the highest bidder, watercolor matted and framed, very good condition, 17.5 x 21.5", 27.5 x 3

each: monoprint on paper signed and titled to lower margin Condition: one frame missing glass front each 14 x 14 inches sight; 24 1/2 x 24 1/4 inches frame

Russian cathedral interior, signed, inscribed and dated lower left: Dan Sayre Groesbeck / C.F.A. / C.E.F. / Russia / 1918, mixed media on paper under glass, sight size: 26.5'' H x 18.5'' W, est: $500/

each: monoprint on paper, signed and titled to lower margin each 14 x 14 inches sight; 24 1/2 x 24 1/4 inches frame

Dan Sayre Groesbeck 28"x19" USA BT,LB,PC, Separating from backing, top right. Col. McCrahon Poster Collection Condition Guide BT- Borders Trimmed C- Creased F-

Title: "Shall we be more tender with our dollars than with the Lives of our sons." Artist: Dan Sayre Groesbeck (1878-1950) Lithographic Poster, 1917. Printed by the Illinois Litho. Co. Chicago. Paper

Catawba Indian Master Potter Margaret Robbins, daughter of potters Earl & Viola Robbins, continues to be active (along w/ her grandchildren) in the oldest continuous (4k years) pottery tradition in No

Ruby Meaders (b1916-d2018), daughter of potters Cheever & Arie, was the last Meaders sibling of her generation when she passed away at age 101. She was also the only sister of Lanier, Nub (Edwin), Joh

(American, 1929-2010) signed underside, daughter of master potter Margaret Tafoya. 9"h x 8-1/2"dia.

KARL SCHRAG (American, 1912 - 1995). The Artist's Daughter, 1965, Color etching aquatint on paper. Numbered 47 of an edition of 50. Pencil titled, numbered, dated and signed. Framed. Not examined out

E.T. Hurley, A.N.A. (American, 1869-1950) View of Skyscrapers and One of the Chicago River Bascule Bridges, 1934 aquatint signed in pencil by Hurley's daughter lower margin signed and dated in plate l

8" tall - African American. Eden, NC. One of the only known North Carolina Black Folk Potters. Ellen Graves Martin was the daughter of Carrie Graves. Ellen would hand sculpt her clay and have it fire

famous artist, 8" diameter, 6" tall, signed....Biography from the Archives of askART Fannie was Nampeyo's youngest daughter and arguably the most talented potter among her offspring but also the least

GODIE, Lee (American, 1908-1994). Mother and Daughter. Circa 1980s-1994. Multi-media on found window canvas. 52 x 21 ½”. Canvas mounted onto a matted and framed (frame size: 56 ¼ x 24

Houdini, Harry. Photograph of Harry and Beatrice Houdini with Okito, Ching Ling Foo, and Foo’s Daughter. [New York], ca. 1913. The group is pictured outside a performance hall (Brighton Breach Theat

[SILENT FILM]. Collection of silent film heralds and ephemera. Group of heralds for silent films including Neptune’s Daughter (1914); Human Wreckage (1923); The Temple of Venus (1923); The Great

WONG, Anna May (1905 – 1961). Daughter of the Dragon portrait still. Paramount, 1931. Striking glossy gelatin photograph of the actress, with a promotional typed blurb on the verso. 8 x 10&#8221

TAMAGNO, Francisco (1851-1933). D. Guillot / Liqueurs Superfines. Paris: P. Vercasson & Cie, ca. 1890s. Color lithograph poster depicts a woman enjoying D. Guillot Triple Sec; her daughter reaches ove

[R.E.M.]. Pair of Publicity Stills Inscribed by All Members of R.E.M. 1994. Black and white publicity stills from the Monster period. 8 x 10”. INSCRIBED TO BO OVERLOCK’S DAUGHTER BY MICHA

ICART, Louis (French, 1888-1950) Le Menuet. ca. 1940s. Color etching and aquatint. Signed lower right. Blind stamp lower left. Image: 20 ½ x 13 ½”. Sheet: 28 x 20”. Frame: 29 &#1

E.T. Hurley, A.N.A. (American, 1869-1950) View of the Wrigley Building and the Chicago River, 1934 aquatint signed in pencil lower margin by Hurley's daughter signed and dated in plate lower left 11 1