E.T. Hurley etching, crowded urban market scene

E.T. Hurley etching of flower market, numbered in the margin 9/100. Plate signed 1921 and pencil signed in the margin 1929. Sight size of etching is 9 1/8 by 10 7/8 inches, matted and framed to 14 3/4

E.T. Hurley (American, 1869-1950) Cincinnati Flower Market, 1915 (printed 1925) hand colored etching signed and dated in pencil lower margin signed and dated in plate lower left 10 1/8" x 12 1/8"

Edward T. Hurley (Cincinnati, Rookwood artist 1860-1950) signed & dated in print (4-13-1929)and pencil lower right, forest scene with stream, sight 9 1/2 x 12", matted and framed, 16 x 20". Condition

Interesting pencil sketch by Rookwood artist, E.T. Hurley. Quite possibly a preliminary drawing for a painting or an etching, the scene is of a small shack with brick chimney, washboard and well outsi

Showing women at street market , likely Cincinnati, with Caucasian buyers and African American sellers, signed in pencil lower right and dated 1933, sight 10 x 13, matted & framed, 18 1/2 x 19 1/2". E

Hand colored lithograph showing several ladies shopping for chickens at Cincinnati's Findlay Market, done by Rookwood Pottery artist E.T. Hurley in 1917. Signed and dated by the artist in the plate in

E.T. HurleyChicken Market Cincinnatiink on papersigned, dated 191510"h x 12"woverall: 22"h x 23.25"w

Pair of etchings, one a Cincinnati street scene, dated 1924 and signed lower right. Another interior scene also signed lower right. Both plate sizes 12" x 9".

Night street scene with figures, entitled on rear Wayside Shrine. Signed in print and dated 1923, pencil signed lower right, sight 7 x 12 1/2", matted & framed, 12 3/4 x 18 3/4". E.T. Hurley, (1869-19

5PC. E.T. HURLEY ETCHING PLATE COLLECTION: Famous Rookwood artist E.T. Hurley original plates: 1) Brass plate of Mount Adams, Cincinnati, 12" x 8", signed lower left; 2) Brass plate of a Bridge in Cin

E.T. Hurley etching plate showing the waterfall at Cumberland Falls, Kentucky. Signed in the plate E.T. Hurley 4-25-35 and having tape on the back marked “Cumberland Falls”. Recently clean

In blue ink, entitled "Memories Dry Creek", pencil signed lower right "E.T. Hurley" and presentation inscription "To Harriet Tampper" lower left, sight 6 x 8", matted and framed 12 x 15"

Edward Timothy Hurley (American/Cincinnati, 1869-1950). Copper plate, signed in reverse, with additional stamp from Cincinnati Art Galleries. Plate size 6" x 4.5". 14.5" x 11.5" (framed).

E.T. Hurley etching Cincinnati, OH, 1917 ink on paper signed, dated 5.75"h x 4.25"woverall: 16"h x 13"w

Entitled "Kentucky Woodland", pencil signed lower right E.T. Hurley 31" and in print lower right and dated "5-28-22", sight 8 1/2 x 12 1/2", matted and framed, 14 1/4 x 18 1/2".

Entitled "The Bend on the River", signed in pencil lower right "E.T. Hurley, and in print lower left, sight 7 x 11", matted and framed, 19 x 14".

Edward T. Hurley (Cincinnati, Rookwood artist 1860-1950) signed in print and pencil lower right, titled on reverse Ohio River Craft, Closson Galleries label, sight 9 1/4 x 6 1/2", matted and framed, 1

MILDRED MCCARTHY SGN. O/C "URBAN MARKET SCENE" 14X26"

Edward Timothy Hurley (American/Cincinnati, 1869-1959). Etching on paper, signed and dated l.r. margin, depicting the Roebling Suspension Bridge and Downtown Cincinnati in the distance. 13" x 8.25" (s

E.T. Hurley 

E.T. Hurley etching, a view of Mt. Adams houses dated 1904. Plate signed and dated and signed in pencil lower right. Titled upper left. Size is 5 1/2 by 3 3/4 inches. Shrink wrapped on acid free foam

E.T. Hurley etching of the Wurlitzer Home in Cincinnati originally done in 1923. Plate signed and dated lower right. May be pencil signed in the margin but not examined out of the frame. Size is 9 by

E.T. Hurley etching, a view of a wooded lot original done in 1916, this image pulled in 1931. Plate signed and dated 1916 lower right and pencil signed and dated 1931 lower right. Size is 8 by 12 inch

E.T. Hurley etching, a view of the Spires of 8th Street on a snowy day. Hurley did several versions of this view to the West on Cincinnati's 8th Street showing spires of City Hall, St. Peter in Chains