Louise Brooks by Eugene Robert Richee (Paramount

The gorgeous Claudette Colbert dedicated this sepia toned photo to L. Alan Smith with good wishes. It is a promotional photo taken at Paramount Studios photographer Eugene Robert Richee (1896-1972), w

1940. For Paramount. With a backstamp for the photographer and the studio and a publicity snipe for Cooper with Paulette Goddard in DeMille's Northwest Mounted Police 10 x 13

BOW, Clara (1905-1965). RICHEE, Eugene Robert (1896-1972). Large Gelatin Silver Portrait Photograph of Clara Bow. [Paramount Pictures, ca. 1920s]. With Richee’s embossed stamp in the lower right

Artist: Eugene Robert Richee Title: Veronica Lake, 1941 Medium: Photo Litho, 1977, USA Dimensions: 6.75x8" Description: Heat Wax Mounted on 11x14" Conservation Board Artist Bio: Eugene Robert Richee (

Description : " Betty Grable "(2x).-- Medium : Gelatin silver.-- Dimensions : 23 x 18 cm

Description : "Betty Grable" (2x) .-- Medium : Gelatin silver . -- Dimensions : 23 x 18 cm

Original Compiled Sheet Music of Eugene Ysaye, "the King of the Violin," famed late 18th to 19th cent. violinist, from the Roberts Estate of Philadelphia, no COA

8x10, career-spanning, U.S., various studios C to B+ condition, some water damage, should be viewed in-person Quantity: 14

Title: 1925, LOUISE BROOKS, ACTRIU DEL CINEMA MUT_ BY ALFRED CHENEY JOHNSTON Artist/Source: ALFRED CHENEY JOHNSTONSEE TITLE (OR UNKNOWN) Dimensions: 10X8 / 8X10 ACCORDINGLY Description: || UNITED STA

Eugene Roberts (1872-1948) for Weller Pottery Co. Eocean earthenware vase with red and white chrysanthemum decoration Zanesville, Ohio, circa 1905 high glazed ceramic impressed factory marks, painted

UPDATED: We cannot confirm that any of these photos are Louise Brooks. Estate-Fresh Photography and Jazz Age Dancer Archive group. Including over 18 Original Photos, plus prints, original scrapbook pa

Eugène Robert Pougheon (French, 1886-1986) Study for "Les Captives", circa 1929 Pencil and watercolor on paper 36-1/2 x 27-1/2 inches (92.7 x 69&period

Drypoint portrait by Frank Vernon Martin (British, 1921-2005); of the actress Louise Brooks posed against a backdrop of abstract geometric designs; with hand-tinted detailing; signed in pencil

8x10, U.S., career-spanning, various studios. May Britt (36); Gladys Brockwell (4); Hillary Brooke (18); Louise Brooks (24); Joe E. Brown (9); Johnny Mack Brown (85); Tom Brown (59). Stills. Condition

8x10, U.S., career-spanning, various studios. Louise Brooks (6) (copy); Virginia Bruce (7); Yul Brynner (134); Edgar Buchanan (2); Horst Buchholz (67); Genevieve Bujold (48). Condition B to B+

Robert-Houdin, Jean Eugène. Robert Houdin, the Great Wizard. Philadelphia: Charles Desilver & Sons, 1859. Brown cloth, stamped in black and gilt (misspelling “Houden” on spine). 8vo.

Belonging to James Eugene Roberts and his wife. Mid 19th century, Continental. Well-detailed wreath composed entirely of silver which is likely .800 and Swiss. The pin is conforming and is centered by

ROBERT BROOKSMassachusetts, 1922-1992Two views of Cape Cod fishing shacks, likely Chatham and Barnstable Harbors. Both signed lower right "Robert Brooks".Watercolors on paper, 17" x 23.

ROBERT BROOKSMassachusetts, 1922-1992Abstract of a sailboat in blues, greens and red. Signed lower left "Robert Brooks Hyannisport". Artist's studio stamp on frame.Oil on board, 18" x 2

ROBERT BROOKSMassachusetts, 1922-1992Abstract of sails in blues, greens and red. Signed lower right "Robert Brooks Hyannisport". Artist's studio stamp on frame.Oil on board, 18" x 24&qu

ROBERT BROOKSMassachusetts, 1922-1992Abstract of a fish in blues, greens and red. Signed lower left "Robert Brooks Hyannisport". Artist's studio stamp on frame.Oil on board, 18" x 24&qu

Original aquatint etchings from the Paris Etching Society, with works by artists including: Eugene Veder, Robert Toutain, Victor Valery, and others; all pencil signed, many stamped to verso "Made in F

SIGNED COPY OF "WEST-RUNNING BROOK" BOOK BY ROBERT FROST

Robert-Houdin, Jean Eugene. Memoirs of Robert-Houdin. London: Chapman and Hall, 1859. First English Edition. Two volumes in matching dark blue publisher's cloth, stamped in gilt and blind. 8vo. Spines