Hugh Cabot Apache Indian Warrior Charcoal Drawing

24 1/2" by 30 1/2" framed. Hugh Cabot (1930 - 2005) was active/lived in Arizona, Massachusetts. Hugh Cabot is known for Frontier genre, illustrator. Born in Boston, Massachusetts, Hugh Cabot became a

23 3/4" by 28" framed. Hugh Cabot (1930 - 2005) was active/lived in Arizona, Massachusetts. Hugh Cabot is known for Frontier genre, illustrator. Born in Boston, Massachusetts, Hugh Cabot became a pain

Hugh Cabot (American, 1930-2005) A Collection of Charcoal Drawings. Twenty-six drawings, all depicting Western themes, all signed Average sheet: 24" x 19"

Felix O.C. Darley. Charcoal and pastel drawing "Apache Camp in the Canyon". Apache warriors around a campfire. S.L.R. Framed. Pieces of floating paper over part of title. Sight size: 13" x 9". Overall

Ca. 1970s, Signed original charcoal on paper depicting a warrior or dancer with feather headdress. Very good condition, untitled, signed in lower right. 20" x 16" (28" x 24" framed)

Title: Apache American Indian Warrior Meerschaum Pipe. Materials: Meerschaum Dimension: 6.8 inch (17.5cm) Additional Information: Apache American Indian Warrior,Hand carved Meerschaum Pipe. Made in Tu

Original Native American man in black charcoal. Signed H.C. for Hugh Cabot (American 1930-2005). Art work measures 23" tall by 17" wide. Framed measures 32" tall by 26" wide. Ships framed. SHIPPING CA

16" by 20" framed. Gary Kolter (Born 1949) is active/lives in Arizona. Gary Kolter is known for Trompe still life. Allard Auction Collection Inv: 34575 AMA

Of the Apache Indians- Geronimo was a warrior, a medicine man and a spiritual leader. He and his band of warriors raided territories after Apache leader, Cochise, signed a peace treaty with the US in

Joseph Mason Reeves (1898-1973) A beautiful framed charcoal drawing of an Indian man on paper circa 1933 Dimensions: visible image 10 x 8" overall 17 x 14" Weight: 2.5 lbs.

UNTITLED, charcoal drawing on Gallery Chankaya cover of a gate-fold announcement, signed and dated lower center, inscribed on verso, sight 6 ¾ x 6 ¾”, matted.

Oil on board portrait depicting a Native American Apache warrior, attired in traditional dress and standing in a landscape setting holding a coup stick and long braid of hair in his right hand. Unsign

Ca. 1970s-1980s, Signed original charcoal on paper depicting four figures and an old southwest church. Very good condition, untitled and signed in lower right. 14" x 11" (33" x 27" framed)

1970s-1980s, Signed original charcoal on paper, untitled. Excellent condition, signed in lower center. 24" x 18" (31" x 25" framed)

Early 20th C. Signed Western Charcoal Drawing depicting a battle scene between cowboys and Indians near a covered horse-drawn wagon. Sight size: 12 x 19 inches.

Includes detailed drawings of design elements and shows variations & similarities of 3 Apache groups. Indispensable source for anyone interested in American Indian crafts. Contains 204 pages. Arti

Chalk and Charcoal Pastel Portrait of Native American Indian Apache Tribe Leader Geronimo, Signed Geo Kovach. Framed under glass, not inspected out of the frame. Work measures 15" x 12" frame measures

"Calling the Buffalo" charcoal and pastel painting. Native American image. Signed H.C. for Hugh Cabot (American 1930-2005). Small mark on the matting, but no damage to actual art work. Art measures 15

Luke Skywalker Original Drawing Septiembre, Diego Graphite Pencil, Charcoal, Indian Ink 16.5 x 11.8 in Comic USA Luke Skywalker original drawing created by Diego Septiembre with graphite, charcoal and

2 Hand Colored Drawings by Jim Hartman 9” x 13” Apache dated 1978-1979, 15” x 18” Indian dated 1983

Warrior, 1961. Signed, dated mid-left, reverse with gallery/exhibition label, Galleria Tornabuoni, Firenze, Collection of Mr. Frank Patalano, NY watercolor. Charcoal on Paper. 19.5 by 12.5 in., overal

This is an original charcoal drawing on thin cream paper by Pablo Picasso titled " Leaping Horse " signed by Picasso. It is dated as 1951 by The Lefevre Gallery London as shown on the pasted label on

Attributed to J. Harris & Co., Boston, Massachusetts, appears in their illustrated catalogue from 1878, no. 13. Depicted with empty bow raised but arrow in opposing hand. At the time, the 30-inch mode

Paper measures 17.25" x 12". In estate found condition, small hole, under face, lower left. White residue upper mid.