Oil on artist board of castle ruins and people.

Vintage 1940s Oil on Artist Board English Castle. Signed H. Lam lower right. In wood frame measures 17"x14"x1 1/2". Weight 3 pds. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate

Artist Unknown (British, 19th Century) Castle Ruins. Oil on board, unsigned 7.5" x 13" Frame: 12" x 17.5"

Oil on board painting by Patricia Walsh, born 1952, an American artist based in NY. The artwork depicts a landscape view of castle ruins on the river bank, presumably Blarney Castle, Ireland. Signed b

Oil on board depicting castle ruins signed lower right A.P. Dixon in antique gilt frame. Sir Walter Scott quote on the back. Overall framed size 18 1/4"h x 21"w, sight size 10"h x 12 1/2"w

WPA Era Mural Study Painting of Native Americans, American, 20th Century School, oil on artist board, depicting indigenous people in native costumes, in a woodland setting, unsigned. This work was lik

Agnello - 20th Century - Riverfront scene oil painting on artist board of Sophisticated people sight seeing. Signed lower right. H 14" x L 18"

RODNEY DEMPS FLORIDA HIGHWAYMEN VILLAGE SCENE Rodney Demps (American, b. 1953) Florida Highwaymen artist, oil on masonite board, depicting people performing house chores. Signed in the lower left corn

19TH CENTURY OIL ON BOARD OF LAKE WITH CASTLE AND PEOPLE 30 1/2" X 18"

Sailboats on a Mountain Lake with Distant Castle Ruins oil on board initialed ""H. M. B."" lower right 20th century overall (with frame): 17.75""h x 23.5""w

OIL ON ARTIST BOARD, H 24", W 20", LANDSCAPE, CASTLE ON HILL:Gilt frame

Pair of Continental style watercolor landscapes, both executed on artist board, comprising a scene of a man and dog seated near a river in front of a castle, and a man and dog near castle ruins, appar

Study for a Set Design for a play or opera. Figures and army by royal castle. Corners as is. 20.5" X 29" (25" X 34")

The Painting is Oil on Board, signed Lower Right and Titled Lower Left "Ruine Freienstein". It comes with a Gallery tag en Verso from International Galleries in Chicago. The work measures 7 1/2" x 9 3

American School, first half 20th century. "Untitled (Ruins in the Snow)", oil on artist's board, apparently unsigned. Quaint landscape painting depicting snowy winter scene with evergreen and bare dec

Thomas Moran (American, 1837-1926) "Windsor Castle, from the Thames", 1883 oil on artist board signed and dated lower right, "Kennedy Galleries, New York" label and catalogue publication en verso. Fra

Portrait of an American Indian Woman adorned in Buckskin, Beadwork and Turquoise jewelry. The teepees at rear indicate the Plains-people origin of the sitter. The painting is oil on artist board and i

'Greek Ruins of Taormina with the Vulkan Etus (Sicilie)', oil on artist's board, signed lower right and dated 1921, titled verso and signed on label by the 'Akademikal Painter', in modern gold cove fr

European, 19th century oil on board, 1) depicting a cottage at the base of castle ruins, 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" board, 8" x 9 1/2" framed; and 2) depicting a cottage with a water mill, 10" x 8" board, 14" x

Comprises: 1.) Muriel Kay oil on artist board "Autumn Morning - Loch Broom". [Sight: 6 1/2" x 8 1/2"; Frame: 8 1/4" x 10 5/8"]. In good condition. 2.) Watercolor depicting gothic ruins. [sight: 13 1/2

ARTIST SIGNED OIL PAINTING ON BOARD, HOUSE W/PEOPLE ON A WOODED COUNTRY ROAD, APPROXIMATELY 11 IN X 13 IN OVERALL

Antique oil painting on board, circa 1890. Housed in a period frame. No signature found. Image size, 4 1/2H x 7 1/2L

Ron Lee Van Sweringen (UNITED STATES / VIRGINIA / FLORIDA, 1936 - 2016) oil painting on artist board depicting a beach scene with a group of people seated and watching steam ships in the distance. Sig

Carlos Decimus ( Haitian, 20th Century ). Oil painting on artist board mounted on glass and encased in a stepped wooden frame. This colorful work of art depicts a crowd of people in the market place.

Exposed area measures approx. 17"h x 39"w. It depicts the ruins of a castle by a lake, It is in the original frame and dates to the late 19th/.early 20th century.