E. Yasenev Judaica Watercolor, Woman

2 Japanese Ukiyo-e style watercolor on paper- woman with Umbrella in Snow and Three Women in Interior, edges a little rough. 49 x 36 1/2'' (largest)

G. E. Mullan, reclining Southwestern woman, watercolor on artist paper height 31 in. x width 25 in. x depth 1.5 in. We happily provide seamless shipping services on everything we sell. Please email

19th Century Watercolor depicting a woman on a road in the woods. Initialed lower right E.A.W. - 1877. Matting has discoloration. Frame has some chipping. Measures 22" tall x 27" wide. All invoices mu

(19th C. English School) Portrait of woman in red dress, framed watercolor, initialed "E.V.S." lower right, dated 1885, approximate image size 17 3/4" x 13 3/4", frame 23" x 19 1/2".

Salah E. Taher (Egyptian 1911-2007) Portrait of a woman watercolor signed lower left overall (with mat): 20.5"h x 14.25"w

E J Hartman 1970, NJ Artist, Portrait Renaissance Woman Watercolor Painting, Framed. size: 26.5 x 21 matte, 34 x 28.5 outside frame

Depicting two female nudes, signed lower right: "E. Sachs." Image: 12" H x 9.25" W; frame: 21.5" H x 18.5" W x 0.5" D.

Art Deco watercolor abstract woman with ball. Signed l/r E. Fred Anderson (1910-1962). Sight size 12"h x 11"w Framed size 22 1/2" x 21"w

MARK E. LOWENTHAL Signed Watercolor Artwork, signature to lower left reads ‘MARK E. LOWENTHAL 53’, subject a portrait of a woman wearing early 50’s fashion, holding a feathered fan in her hand w

Mary E. Hottenstein (PA 20th century) studied under Edith Socolow and exhibited at the Cumberland County Museum and the Art Association of Harrisburg including a three woman exhibition there in Februa

Overall with frame 18" high x 25-1/2" wide. Mary E. Hottenstein studied under Edith Socolow and exhibited at the Cumberland County Museum and the Art Association of Harrisburg including a three woman

Eugene Berman (American/Russian, 1899–1972), Untitled (Woman with Crown), 1948, watercolor with pen and ink, initialed "E.B." lower center and dated, inscribed "April 14," lower left, numbered "238"

22" X 29.25" Original watercolor painting by Jamaican artist Benjamin E. Campbell (born 1935; painting dated 1968). Depicts women carrying water jugs and baskets on their heads on an abstract backgrou

Salah E. Taher (Egyptian, 1911-2007), Women in the Field, watercolor and gouache, signed lower left, overall (with mat): 19.5"h x 24"w

Mary E. Hottenstein (PA 20th century) studied under Edith Socolow and exhibited at the Cumberland County Museum and the Art Association of Harrisburg including a three woman exhibition there in Februa

(American, 1867-1940) one a charcoal of a seated woman in her study, and one a watercolor and pencil of two seated women in profile. Both signed Jerome Myer, E.M. Sight sizes: 4-1/4"h x 4-1/4"w and 10

The figures of two women and two children are enhanced with silver gilt and on a watercolor background. Signed lower right E. Whittle, 1832 (c. 1830-1850, London) Gilt framed. Information to back. Sig

Watercolor and ink on paper. Featuring a woman bent over and looking at the ground. Signed "E L Kirchner" in the bottom right corner. "[illegible] E. L. KIRCHNER" stamped on verso. Attributed to Ernst

Eddie Owens Martin. (St. E.O.M.) Woman Viewing Space Objects. Not able to see signature. Watercolor on notebook paper. Minor wear on edges, otherwise excellent condition. Image is 5" x 8". Provenance:

Fine Italian watercolor painting of a young peasant man and woman crossing a stream. Signed E. Nardi, Roma 94. Size: 25.5 x 18.5 in, framed 32.5 x 25.5 in. (Enrico Nardi was Italian genre painter 1864

Silhouette with man and woman. Label on back reads 'this silhouette of the Rev. and Mrs. E.H. Cumpstone was cut by August Edouart during his visit to the United States 1839-1849.' Hand written labels

Signed in pencil E.B. Dubiel (b.1922) Together with a pair of eglomise framed portrait silhouettes depicting Col. John Barr and Miss Sally Barr and a silhouette of a woman. 4"h x 3 1/2"w. Provenance:

This19th century watercolor painting is signed lower left. The inscription approximately reads, "a Madame Belley / J. E. Lengman, Rome 1893". It depicts a woman embracing two children, with a man play

Mary E. Hottenstein (PA 20th century) studied under Edith Socolow and exhibited at the Cumberland County Museum and the Art Association of Harrisburg including a three woman exhibition there in Februa