GEORGE SHAW (AMERICAN, 1915-1995) GENRE SCENE

Late 19th century oil on canvas, after the original by, and signed as a copy of, David (Dalhoff) Neal (German-American 1838-1915), artist signed Mrs. George Goodwin, (b. 1856), 36"h x 29"w, overall si

George Shawe (American, 1915-1995), "Evening Light on the Loire", oil on canvas, 15.5"h x 19"w (sight)

George Shawe, painting, George Shawe (American, 1915-1995), Girl seated at water's edge, oil on canvas, signed lower left "George Shawe", 7.5"h x 9.5"w (sight), 15"h x 17"w (framed)

George Shawe Signed Pond Painting, American Impressionist, 1915-1995, oil on canvas, Edge of the Pond, verso with "littel Gallery Phila. label, sight 12" x 16", gilt and carved frame 17" x 21". [4] CO

George H. Yewell (American, 1830–1923). "Perugia" - 1873, oil on canvas painting, signed, placed and dated lower right. Interior genre scene depicting an Italian priest in a fresco decorated sacrist

PRIMITIVE SCENE WITH BETSY ROSS AND AMERICAN FLAG, SIGNED GEORGE DORRLAMM, 1915. SHOWS STAINING AND CRAQUELURE TO CANVAS, 19 1/4" BY 24 3/4".

ENOLA GAY: Signed 8 x 10 photograph by both Paul W. Tibbets (1915-2007) American Brigadier General, pilot of the Enola Gay and George R. Caron (1919-1995) American Technical Sergeant, tail gunner of t

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

American genre scene, late 20th century, executed in acrylic on canvas, depicting a crowd observing a clown leading a pig and miniature covered wagon around a ring, having no visible signature, 35.5"h

Pencil signed 19 1/2 x 14 1/2 in. (sight), 20 x 20 in. (framed). Russian-American genre scene painter, Isaac Soyer, specialized in portraits, interiors and dancers. He was born 1902 in Tombrov, Russia

JOHN HENRY DOLPH (AMERICAN, 1835-1903) GENRE SCENE WITH KITTEN AND BUMBLEBEE, oil on board, a charming scene of a white, gray, and black striped kitten playing with a bumblebee in an outdoor setting,

oil on canvas; signed lower left 24 x 36 inches canvas; 35 x 46 frame

Oil on canvas, housed in a gold painted gesso frame, depicting fishermen by a lake with sunlight penetrating a forest canopy. Signed F. G. Canyon bottom right. Dimensions: 41" H x 60" W framed, 30" H

Barnyard with Poultry, oil on canvas, illegibly signed lower left, with a partial note on back indicating this was a survivor of the Chicago fire, in Victorian gilt gesso frame, OS: 14 1/2" x 17 1/2",

19th c American School Genre Scene with young girl and puppy. 21 x 17" 29 x 25" as framed girl identified Sophia Peel Harding Reverse, painting cleaned and relined .

Oil on canvas 35 x 25 in., 42 x 32 in. (framed).

United States,19th Century Depicts two men seated at a table illuminated by the light of a nearby oil lamp while a woman dressed in pink listens in on the conversation. Oil on canvas,Canvas 25 1/2" x

"Road to Delphi"; n.d.; Watercolor on Paper; 8.25" x 12.25"; Signed on Verso; Framed (under glass).

Possibly a Maryland scene as this came from a Maryland estate. Painted on illustration board. Might have been painted circa 1940. Could be an illustration or possibly a copy of an older painting. 37 x

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

George Phippen (American, 1915-1966) Wounded Warrior watercolor on board signed Geo. Phippen (lower right) 20 x 30 inches Property from a Corporate Art Collection, Oklahoma Provenance: Estate of Racha

George Phippen (American, 1915-1966) Skull Ashtray bronze signed George Phippen Height 2 x width 4 x depth 6 inches. Property from the Collection of William Coles, Arizona