Framed Illustration from Punch Magazine:

SIR JOHN TENNIEL (1820-1914) "The New Passenger." Preliminary drawing for an illustration published in Punch magazine, January 6, 1883. Graphite on paper. 160x208 mm; 6¼x8 inches, on 7½x10&#

Vintage 19th/20th Century caricature illustrations, including: Vanity Fair prints, La Caricature Journel, and Punch Magazine; illustrations by notable artists such as George Cruikshank, James Gillray,

Three fashion magazine illustrations framed under glass. One framed on birdseye maple veneer. Sight image of largest measures approximately 4" in height and 4-1/2" in width. Outside measures approxima

(3) Original Illustrations in gouache on illustration board, all signed, ca. 1925-35, including: (2) Probable Magazine Illustrations, both framed, Settlers on Early Auto Passing Indians with Llamas re

Artist signed and dated 1954. Along with a 1919 Cosmopolitan Magazine showing the same image. Overall size 21" x 28 1/2".

Vintage Punch Magazine Hand Coloured Golf Cartoons.Circa 1920/30s Framed Mounted under glass 32 x 28 & 38 x 39 cm. (2 Items)

Framed illustration of a woman smoking, surrounded by cans, bottles, magazines, and groceries (so many bananas!). Smoking a cigarette held in a plastic holder, this big lady counts money & wears s

The provenance of this item is from a WWII veteran collector in Georgia. We have included images showing the condition and information related to this book. Do not hesitate to contact us if you have a

What Kind Of Animals Do Cats Like To Catch, Framed and matted original illustration from January 1941 Parents magazine, India ink on paper, 11 x 18 sight, 20 x 26 overall. Tony Sarg (1882-1942)Some cr

Rudi Nappi. Original Western Pulp magazine illustration a cowboy sheriff in a gunfight. Done for Atlas magazine. Oil on board. Signed lower right. Framed. Tight crack in lower left. Atlas magazine pla

Louis Glackens (American, 1866-1933) Puck Magazine illustration, "Progressive Policies", ink and pencil on paper, signed "L. M. Glackens", 17" x 12-1/2" sight, framed 25" x 23-3/4", good condition

Albin Henning (American, 1886-1943) Western Magazine Illustration, oil on board, monogrammed "AH", partial signature on reverse, inscriptions on reverse, inscriptions on reverse, 19" x 14", framed 24-

This lot consists of a framed gouache illustration on paper, done in the style of famed magazine illustrator Norman Rockwell (American, 1894-1978). "Norman Rockwell" is hand painted at lower right cor

Paul C. Burns, SLR, w/c, 15 x 19”, 24 1/2 x 28 1/2” framed.Paul Callan Vincent Burns (1910 - 1990) was active/lived in New Jersey. Paul Burns is known for Magazine illustration, fine art p

Lot 5 French magazine illustration art cover prints including- "Bon Voyage Monsieur Dumolet" Measurements; framed, 8 X 13 1/2"

Framed oil on board painting, unsigned, attributed to Jorge Carreno Alvarado (Mexican, 1929-1987), cover illustration for "Siempre!" magazine, featuring a waitress and Don Quixote, tears along left si

Alphonse Maria Mucha (18-1939) Cocorico (Cock-A-Doodle Doo) Magazine October 189 The gray and light blue stone lithography on white coated paper, framed as a triptych together with an example of Mucha

GROUP OF HAND-DRAWN NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE COMIC ILLUSTRATIONSMid-20th CenturyIncludes two unframed strips signed "Norbert Quinn (Globe) Plymouth", a framed ink on paper "Sorry Pal! City Hall Beat You

C. Clyde Squires (American, 1883-1970) His Christmas, original illustration for Life Magazine, 05 December 1918, Vol. 72, No. 1884 (together with framed periodical cover) oil on canvas laid to board 1

20" by 55 1/2" framed. Le Diable au XIXe Siecle / The Devil in the 19th Century magazine, featuring illustration by Albert Guillaume (1873-1942) depicting a startled crowd looking at a large green dem

Framed oil on canvas painting laid on wood panel, Young Girl Picking Grapes, partially trimmed signature lower right John F....(?), possibly for use as a magazine or book illustration, sight: approx 2

HAROLD ANDERSON (1894-1973) Grandma will make it all better. Cover illustration for American Druggist magazine, January 1935. Oil on canvas. 812x584 mm; 32x23 inches, framed to 35x25½ inches. Sig

Herbert Stoops, painting, 1946, Herbert Morton Stoops (American, 1888-1948), "The Great Waterway", oil on canvas, July 1946 cover illustration for Blue Book Magazine, signed on reverse, framed without

Orson Lowell (1871-1956), original illustration for The Judge magazine (January 1939). Sight size of artwork (8" x 5 1/2"), framed with magazine, frame overall 15 3/4" x 21 1/2".