John C McRae after F.A. Chapman Aquatint

An aquatint engraving by John C McRae after F.A. Chapman titled 'Raising the Liberty Pole, Dedicated to the American People. The Centenary of Independence' depicting the Sons of Liberty raising the li

Engraving, "The Day We Celebrate", painted by Frederic A Chapman (American, 1818-1891), Engraved by John C McRae (American, XIX Century); In the lower margin: The Day we Celebrate, Commemorative of 18

John C. McRae, Independence Day color engraving, John C. McRae (American, 19th c.), "The Day We Celebrate", 1875, hand-colored engraving, 21"h x 28.75""w (sight), 31.5"h x 39.75"w (frame size), matted

Handcolored lithograph, image 15 x 21.5 inches. Engraving by John C. McRrae, New York, 1860. Frame 21 ¼ x 26 ¾ inches. Provenance: Northeast Auctions, Portsmouth New Hampshire, August 17

John C. McRae, original engraving, John C. McRae (American, d. 1880), "First in Peace representing the arrival of George Washington at the Battery, New York, April 23rd, 1789", colored steel engraving

John C. McCrae (Active, 1850-1880), "First in Peace," 1866, engraving based on a painting by Henry Brueckner, published by John McRae (New York, NY), overall (with frame): 38.5"h x 45.5"w. Provenance:

John C McRae "The Departure for War" Engraving - Painted by GG White; Engraved by John C McRae (American, 1816-1892) in 1869 / Set under glass in wood frame / Visible Art Size: 19.5"H x 21"W / Frame S

Engraving by John C.McRae (New York) published circa 1860, showing George Washington and Martha Dandridge Custis seated with her children Martha and John Parke Custis. Minor foxing / discoloration, fr

Faneuil Hal 1776l Artist: John C McRae Print Type: Engravings Date: Circa 1840 Origin: American Dimensions: 7 x 10 1/2" Sub

By John C. McRae after Henry Brueckner, circa 1850. Image 24 x 35 inches. Framed, 34 x 45.5 inches.

Lot of 2. Mounted and framed. Larger print (approx 17 x 13 inches) is titled (on back) The Courtship of George Washington. Engraved by John C. McRae, NY and showing a young (mid-20s) Washington seated

"The Marriage of Pocahontas" engraving by John C. McRae after the original painting by Henry Brueckner, matted and framed. Age / edition unknown.Visible image: approx. 33 3/4" x 24".Frame: approx. 42"

Antique Framed Etching of Abraham Lincoln, engraved and published by John C. McRae, New York. Measures 24 x 20.5 inches.

PUBLISHED BY JOSEPH LAING. ENGRAVED BY JOHN C. MCRAE. MATTED AND FRAMED UNDER GLASS. SIGHT VIEW 24 1/2" X 35". Terms: PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE BIDDING. THIS SALE IS ONLINE AND IN-PERSON. PREVIEW W

John Ross (American, 20th c.) Aquatint Etching, Artist's Proof. Size: 25.5" x 32.25" (65 x 82 cm).

John James Audubon (1785 - 1851), 19th C. aquatint Elephant folio engraving with original hand coloring, ‘Virginian Partridge’ Plate # 76 Page no. 16. Engraved, printed and colored by Robe

Two bronze-finish sculptures by Phil Cote (American, 20th C.), one depicting "John Chapman, known as Johnny Appleseed", a young man holding a basketful of apples, titled at feet, inscription verso by

"In the 74 Years of his Age & the 52 of his Reign". Rosenburg portrait Havell & Son. Published by Colnaghi & Co. 3/20/1820. 11 1/2 x 9 inches. period frame 15 x 12 inches overall.

Georges Rouault, French, 1871-1958, "Nous... C'est en sa mort que nous avons ete baptises", etching and aquatint, plate signed lower left, 1924-1926. From the Miserere cycle. (QPRNT8000) (TC) Dimensi

Four (4) Original 19th c. The First Steeple Chase On Record Hand Colored Aqua Tint Etchings. After Henry Alken (British, 1785-1851), Engraved by John Harris (British, c. 1791-1873). Published by Ben B

Includes Human Physiology by Henry C. Chapman, published 1887 in Philadelphia by Lea Brothers & Co., and Diseases of the Skin by John V. Shoemaker, published 1897 in New York by D. Appleton & Co. IMPO

A Chapman palm frond wall sconceCirca 1982With Underwriter Laboratories sticker and additional sticker to side of socket: (C) 1982 ChapmanThe single-light brass wall sconce in the shape of a palm fron

ROBERT JOHN THORNTON (1768-1837) The American Cowslip from The Temple Of Flora, c. 1801 Aquatint, mezzotint and stipple engraving with handcoloring on wove paper 19" x 14"; 27 1/2" x 22 1/2"

WILL BARNET (AMERICAN, 1911-2012) AQUATINT, C. 1942, H 5 3/4", W 7 1/3", "UNDER THE TABLE":Edition 100. Depicting two babies. Pencil signed. Associated American Artists. From the estate of Dr. John M.